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Welcome back Yandy Diaz and Edwin Uceta to the land of the living, as both lift the Rays over the Marlins in the series clincher.
Yandy Diaz and Edwin Uceta have been with the team the entirety of the 2025 season. Today, for what feels like the first time, they finally arrived.
Both players have struggled so far in 2025. Yandy being well below the standard on base machine we have come to know and love from one of the franchise’s finest pure hitters,...
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How about 7 AM? Does that work for everyone?
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The Rays have called left-hander Ian Seymour up from Triple-A Durham, with right-hander Cole Sulser optioned to Triple-A in the corresponding move.
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Rays honor Longoria but lose heartbreaker to Marlins.
“I constantly try to humble myself; if you don’t, I’m sure the game is going to find a way to humble you,” Evan Longoria said back in 2009 when he was just 23 and the youngest Ray on the roster.
Healthy servings of nostalgia and excitement were on the menu on Saturday during “Longo Day,” though the Rays’ four-game winning streak came to a halt in an 11-10 loss to the Marlins in extra...
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I’m not crying. you are!
Go Rays! Go Longo!
The Tampa Bay Rays pitching staff is amid a great 14-game stretch. Their pitchers have allowed three earned runs or fewer in their last 14 games. That is the most such games in franchise history and the longest streak in the league since the Houston Astros had 15 consecutive games in 2022.
The Tampa Bay Rays' recent climb in the standings has centered around their strong pitching, and suddenly everyone is chipping in. A key component of the American League East club's surge, starting pitcher Taj Bradley will be on display Saturday afternoon when the team continues its three-game series against the Miami Marlins in Tampa.
Right-hander Zack Littell won in his sixth straight decision, Jonathan Aranda had two RBIs, and the red-hot Tampa Bay Rays edged the visiting Miami Marlins 4-3 on Friday afternoon.
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This one got a little close for comfort.
In a very citrus-infused weekend series, and with a very unusual start time for a Friday game, the Rays invited the Marlins to town. Edward Cabrera was on the mound for the Marlins, while Zack Littell got the nod for the Rays. It was a blistering hot day in the Florida sun, and certainly everyone was hoping to power through this one. Though, as Drew Rasmussen observed, “We’re getting used to it.”
The...
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People HATE the Simpson decision.
The Tampa Bay Rays remain an a pretty strong win streak, having cruised through their sweep of the Rangers.
Ahead of that series, I posed two questions. In response to both, y’all were pretty negative!
First: Should the Rays have optioned Chandler Simpson to work on his defense, when he’d provided such a spark to a Rays team adrift? 80% say he should have stayed on the Major League roster.
Objectively, it makes some...
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Littell’s CG showed he’s a real Master of Puppets
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Sixty-two games down, one-hundred to go.
The Tampa Bay Rays are on a roll.
They just swept the Texas Rangers in a three game series and the last time they lost a series was the May 16-18th series against the Miami Marlins, who coincidentally are the Rays’ opponents this weekend.
With the sweep, the Rays improved to 33-29 on the season and are 5.5 games back of the New York Yankees for the division lead, but are tied with the Toronto Blue Jays for the 3rd...
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The speedster stole home and also scored a winning run from second on an infield single
Earlier this season, the Tampa Bay Rays were swept in a three game series in Texas against the Rangers.
Over the past three days, the Rays returned the favor in Tampa as they took all three games against the Rangers.
The starting pitching was solid for the Rays and the offense came through when it needed to for the Rays to take all three games. One player in particular...
The Tampa Bay Rays are finding creative methods to continue their winning ways, while the Miami Marlins are hurting after getting swept by the worst team in the majors.
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Rays sweep Rangers behind strong Pepiot start and improbable 9th inning walk off
It appeared to be just one of those games you chalk up as a tough loss. Solid pitching on both sides and one or two swings make all the difference. Then, in the bottom of the ninth everything changed and instead of the Rays getting stuck with a tough loss, the Rangers left Tampa with one of the more demoralizing losses anyone has suffered this season; a loss that completed a...
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The poor guy deserves it more than anyone!
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Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred acknowledged that, while Tropicana Field is expected to be ready for the 2026 season, the Tampa Bay Rays' long-term home remains uncertain.
In recent years, Major League Baseball has seen an influx of fast players, with many possessing the ability to steal numerous bases. As this new age of speed has come, we’ve also seen a large spike in stolen bases as a result.
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Mangum and J. Lowe steal bags, Aranda scores from second on a ground ball to first as Tampa Bay wins series vs. Rangers
Kumar Rocker gave the Dawg a bone, as Brandon Lowe connected on a solo shot for his 12th of the year to open this evening’s scoring. 1-0 Rays.
Brandon Lowe hit a Home Run to dead center that bounces off the batters eye and hits Evan Carter in the face #AllForTX #RaysUp pic.twitter.com/sMEwhDJmvX
— Baseball’s Office (@baseballsoffice)...Brandon Lowe went 3-for-4 with a solo home run and two RBIs and the Tampa Bay Rays used a four-run third inning to top the visiting Texas Rangers 5-4 on Wednesday night.