Adam Sanford is an Editor at Draysbay, where he serves as the unofficial historian for the Tampa Bay Rays. He focuses on themes related to sports, particularly Major League Baseball and competitive sports, with a keen interest in the business aspects of sports in Florida. Adam's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Draysbay, and Construction Management magazine.
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Keegan is developing into one of the Rays most promising catching prospects in recent memory
Baseball America has released their rankings of the Tampa Bay Rays top 10 prospects entering the 2025 season, as well as indicating which players have the best tools in the system.
By: Adam Sanford, Daniel Russell
The Tampa Bay Rays roster churn may continue as two core members of the team’s pitching staff, also two of the team’s highest paid players, are generating trade interest.
By: Adam Sanford, Daniel Russell
Many teams choose to pass on taking a player during the Major League phase of the draft as the rules require that any player taken during that phase
It’s been the best of times, the worst of times for Rays new catcher
Entering the new year, let’s take a moment to look back and remember a trio of former Rays players that tragically passed away last year.
The most notable of those signings was Eloy Jimenez, who was once ranked as the third best prospect in the game by Baseball America.
Entering the offseason, the Rays had 12 players eligible for arbitration. The Rays non-tendered Colin Poche, Tyler Alexander, Dylan Carlson, and Richard Lovelady.
By: Adam Sanford
The Rays and Taylor Walls were unable to come to an agreement by the 1pm Thursday deadline
87. Theo Gillen 89. Trevor Harrison 94. Ty Johnson It’s an interesting mix of players with 2/3rds being home grown talent and
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