Elizabeth Strom is a local journalist based in St. Petersburg, Florida. She writes for Draysbay, covering the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team and their games. Her articles provide game recaps, analysis, and discussions on various topics related to the team and their performance. Elizabeth's work has also been featured in the Tampa Bay Times.
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Elizabeth Strom’s coverage is heavily focused on local sports, specifically baseball and the Tampa Bay Rays. Given her emphasis on investment analysis, she may be interested in pitches related to the financial aspects of sports teams or events. This could include topics such as stadium financing, revenue generation for sports franchises, or economic impact studies related to sporting events.
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But that almost didn’t matter because his defense let him down. The fifth inning opened with a single off the glove of shortstop Caballero.
If you have attended Rays games at Tropicana Field over the years, you may have had this experience.
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This week, St. Petersburg inched a bit closer to a deal for the redevelopment of the former Gas Plant District anchored by a baseball stadium that will be the home of the Rays for years to come.
All season long I’ve been writing recaps that are more or less like this: the Rays pitching was [good/adequate] but you’re not going to win if your offense can’t score! So tonight, the Rays...
By: Elizabeth Strom, Daniel Russell
The Rays are HERE TO STAY!
By: Elizabeth Strom
Guys, was that so hard? All it takes is sharp defense, four home runs (two with runners on base!), and take-your-breath-away starting pitching, and you get a win. Even, dare I say, an easy win! (Or...
The funniest, and for Rays fans only fun part of this game came in the first inning.
The Dodgers have the best record in baseball. The Rays are treading water and, for good measure, had a last minute scratch of their starter today.
It’s been a while since the Rays were the team with the strong defense and timely hits.
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