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Welcome to the next installment of Tampa Bay Rays vs. the AL East. Today we focus on shortstop. The Tampa Bay Rays have one of the league’s best defensive shortstops who also packs some pop with the bat. In this series, we will preview how the rest of the American League East stacks up to […] Tampa Bay Rays vs. AL East 2020 Preview: Tampa Bay Rays – SS - Rays Colored Glasses - Rays Colored Glasses - A Tampa Bay Rays Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images Snell falls just short in the players tournament of MLB The Show Blake Snell Vs Hunter Pence Blake Snell representing the Rays, and he represented us well. Starting out the tournament, Snell went with the throwback Devil Rays jerseys, a clearly excellent choice. Snell’s semifinal matchup vs Pence started with a bit of controversy. After Snellzilla mowed through the lineup with his own 99 rated player card, and got a nice sac fly to gain a 1-0 lead,...
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Snell falls just short in the players tournament of MLB The Show
Blake Snell Vs Hunter Pence
Blake Snell representing the Rays, and he represented us well. Starting out the tournament, Snell went with the throwback Devil Rays jerseys, a clearly excellent choice.
Snell’s semifinal matchup vs Pence started with a bit of controversy. After Snellzila mowed through the lineup with his own 99 rated player card, and got a nice sac fly to gain a 1-0 lead,...
FOX Sports Sun's Tricia Whitaker gives a call to Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash and wife Emily to find out what they have been up to in a world without baseball at the moment.
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The Rays have donated the food from their three stadiums to COVID-19 relief.
Anticipating shortages in the county-wide re- sponse to COVID-19, Pinellas County is running a supply donation event at Lot 4 of Tropicana Field (198 17th St. S.). Drop-offs began on Thursday and are open until 7 p.m. tonight, or tomorrow (Saturday) from 10 a.m.– 1:30 p.m. They are collecting personal protective equipment and disinfectants to be delivered to hospitals, first...
Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images From incarceration to redemption It was the summer of 2011, and 21 year old Nick Anderson was in trouble. Anderson had just been arrested and was about to possibly be charged with second degree assault. During some late night heavy drinking with buddies out on the town, Anderson got into a heated altercation during which he struck another patron of the bar in the head with a bat, allegedly in self-defense. Anderson got off relatively easy. He was charged with...
Plus: PTBNL named now!
Rays News The Opening day that wasn’t:Even though we’re apart, we can come together. #OpeningDayAtHome pic.twitter.com/1x9VCifRje
— MLB (@MLB) March 26, 2020 Opening Day was supposed to be yesterday. The real Opening Day will have to wait, but the Rays are excited for that day to come:Opening Day will come.
We will celebrate it with you all! pic.twitter.com/qffVSXgg5k
On what would have been Opening Day,...
With the 2020 season on hold due to the COVID-19 outbreak, I thought it would be apropos to recap the ball-games replayed on Rays Rewind in Primetime, courtesy of Fox Sports Sun. Without further ado, here is the recap from Tampa Bay’s 5-1 win over the south-siders, on April 8, 2019, with a few minor updates of the original. On April 8, 2019, Blake Snell threw six impressive innings en route to the Tampa Bay Rays eighth win of the season, 5-1, on the south side of Chicago. The Rays bats...
The Rays cut seven players from their 26-man roster Thursday, as per a team announcement. Outfielder Randy Arozarena, right-hander Trevor Richards, left-hander Anthony Banda, infielders Nate Lowe and Mike Brosseau, first baseman/outfielder Brian O’Grady and two-way player Brendan McKay are were all optioned to Triple-A. Given how the Rays so often shuttle players from Triple-A and the big leagues, it’s safe to assume all seven of these names will wind up seeing action for the club...
The Tampa Bay Rays and San Diego Padres have officially finalized a trade from December that involved a player to be named later. That player has been named. The Tampa Bay Rays and San Diego Padres have officially completed the deal from earlier this offseason. Tommy Pham and Jake Cronenworth were sent to the Padres […] Tampa Bay Rays: PTBNL in Tommy Pham Trade has .931 OPS in Minors - Rays Colored Glasses - Rays Colored Glasses - A Tampa Bay Rays Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Welcome to the next installment of Tampa Bay Rays vs. the AL East. Today we focus on shortstop. The Tampa Bay Rays have one of the league’s best defensive shortstops who also packs some pop with the bat. In this series, we will preview how the rest of the American League East stacks up to […] Tampa Bay Rays vs. AL East 2020 Preview: New York Yankees – SS - Rays Colored Glasses - Rays Colored Glasses - A Tampa Bay Rays Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
We are beginning to get a clear picture of what the Tampa Bay Rays Opening Day roster will look like after they option seven players to the minors on Thursday. The Tampa Bay Rays have tremendous depth across the board. It left many wondering who would make the Opening Day roster and who would earn […] Tampa Bay Rays Roster Taking Shape, Option Seven Players to Minors - Rays Colored Glasses - Rays Colored Glasses - A Tampa Bay Rays Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
MLB is doing a great job pushing out some throwback content on Opening Day; good on y’all!
Today should be Opening Day. Of course, there are far more pressing issues going on not just in the U.S. but around the world, but even still, it hurts quite a bit not having live baseball today to distract when it would be more useful than ever.
However, in lieu of live baseball, why not watch the second-best possible thing: Game 162 from 2011 at the Trop!
Major League Baseball is doing its best...
“You bring the heart, we’ll bring the noise.” Losing baseball will hit hard for many today, on what would have been the start of play for a very promising season. The Rays were anticipated to be a very good team on Opening Day 2020 — ESPN ranked Tampa Bay fourth in their hypothetical power rankings for Game 1 of the year this morning. Fans may feel hurt or upset to not have the flappy boys taking the field. And the Rays feel it too. To honor what would have been Opening Day, the team...
Welcome to the next installment of Tampa Bay Rays vs. the AL East. Today we focus on shortstop. The Tampa Bay Rays have one of the league’s best defensive shortstops who also packs some pop with the bat. In this series, we will preview how the rest of the American League East stacks up to […] Tampa Bay Rays vs. AL East 2020 Preview: Boston Red Sox – SS - Rays Colored Glasses - Rays Colored Glasses - A Tampa Bay Rays Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
We take a look at the top five active WAR leaders on the Tampa Bay Rays’ current roster. Tampa Bay Rays fans shoudl be gearing up for Opening Day tomorrow night under normal circumstances. Instead, we are left yearning for Yandy, longing for Lowe, pining for Poche, hankering for Hunter, and craving for Kiermaier. Today […] Tampa Bay Rays: Top 5 Active WAR Leaders on the 2020 Roster - Rays Colored Glasses - Rays Colored Glasses - A Tampa Bay Rays Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Matt Kartozian-USA TODAY Sports You know, if a season happens. It was a surprising move when the Rays traded their 20-save closer off a 96-win playoff team for outfield depth, but the front office was confident in the teams depth. That starts with the return of 2018 saves leader Jose Alvarado returning to baseball, and it extends well into the minor league side. So deep is the Durham Shuttle roster that many names could surprise in 2020, it’s easy to miss a few names along the way, such as...
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Syndergaard will likely be out of Major League action for the foreseeable future
News and Links With no real games, Strat-O-Matic will simulate the baseball season - Marc Topkin, Tampa Bay Times ($$$) A Look Back at the 1997 Expansion Draft - Seth Carter, Rays Colored Glasses Rays’ Kevin Kiermaier feeling cabin fever over coronavirus shutdown - Kevin O’Donnell, Fox News 13 ‘I have absolutely come to peace with it.’ Former Valley star Dan...With the 2020 season on hold due to the COVID-19 outbreak, I thought it would be apropos to recap the ball-games replayed on Rays Rewind in Primetime, courtesy of Fox Sports Sun. Without further ado, here is the recap from Tampa Bay’s 5-2 win over San Francisco, on April 5, 2019, with a few minor updates of the original. Note: since we did not recap the series finale vs. San Francisco — favoring instead the series preview of the Rays/ChiSox series — we will recap Tampa Bay’s 5-1 win...
With the Tampa Bay Rays spring facilities closed due to the coronavirus, two players have returned to their home country’s to continue training for the 2020 season. The Tampa Bay Rays have followed the orders of Commissioner Rob Manfred and shut down their spring facilities due to concerns over the novel coronavirus pandemic. Two Rays […] Tampa Bay Rays: Ji-Man Choi and Yoshi Tsutsugo Return to Home Countries Amid Coronavirus - Rays Colored Glasses - Rays Colored Glasses - A Tampa Bay...