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Yankees' Aaron Boone Left Classy Gift for Rays Manager in His Tampa Office

Kevin Cash is enjoying his new digs at George M. Steinbrenner Field.

Sports Illustrated

A look inside the Tampa Bay Rays' 120-hour makeover of the Yankees' Steinbrenner Field

Left homeless after Hurricane Milton destroyed the Tropicana Field roof on Oct. 9, the Tampa Bay Rays began their season as renters at Steinbrenner Field, the New York Yankees spring training headquarters, playing the Colorado Rockies in the final major league opener

The Independent UK

Hot Seat Spectrum: Where Every MLB Manager Sits Heading Into 2025

Which managers are happily married to their teams and which are lame ducks walking? Let’s assess each skipper’s job security ahead of the season.

Sports Illustrated

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'Why Are You Driving For Uber?': 43-Year-Old With 5 Degrees And MBA Can't Get Job Despite Over 2000 Applications

A 43-year-old with five degrees, including an MBA, and a Mensa membership, has applied for over 2,000 jobs without success, now driving for Uber to support his family amidst a struggling job market.

International Business Times UK

Tampa Bay Pitcher Suspended For Throwing At Batter

Tampa Bay pitcher Edwin Uceta suspended for hitting Phillies' Nick Castellanos; MLB addresses player safety concerns.

Top News

The Rays Are Baseball’s New Face of Playoff Ineptitude

Tampa Bay’s seventh straight postseason loss on Wednesday ended its season and set a new active mark for playoff disappointment despite the Rays’ regular season success.

Sports Illustrated

Rays’ Game 1 Loss Riddled With Far Too Many Preventable Mistakes

Tampa Bay failed in seven key areas that proved too much to overcome, and is now at risk of being swept in the first round of the playoffs for the second year in a row.

Sports Illustrated

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Why Pitchers Get So Excited When the Rays Come Calling

For a struggling MLB hurler, finding out Tampa Bay wants to acquire you feels like a career-altering moment. And the Rays have the data, and results, to back up that feeling.

Sports Illustrated

Umpire C.B. Bucknor forgot to restart the pitch clock and lost track of the count in an awful night

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USA Today Sports Media Group

Rays’ Wander Franco under investigation for alleged relationship with a minor

Authorities in the Dominican Republic are investigating Tampa Bay All-Star shortstop Wander Franco for an alleged relationship with a minor, according to the office of the attorney general in his native country

The Independent UK

Dominican authorities investigate Rays' Wander Franco for an alleged relationship with a minor

The Independent UK

Rays’ Wander Franco under investigation in the Dominican Republic for alleged relationship with a minor

The Rays put Wander Franco put on the restricted list as MLB investigates social-media posts.

Chicago Sun-Times

MLB Investigating Social Media Posts About Rays SS Wander Franco

The American League All-Star did not play in Tampa Bay’s loss to the Guardians Sunday.

Sports Illustrated

Rays Announce Devastating Injury Blow to Ace Shane McClanahan

McClanahan visited a specialist on Monday and is now expected to miss the remainder of the season.

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Tribune News Service

Rangers sweep Rays, who lose sole grip on first place in division

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Rays tried a lot of things Wednesday to break their latest losing streak and head home with some semblance of momentum.

Tribune News Service

Rays can’t find the big hits again, waste strong Taj Bradley start

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Rays keep waiting and waiting for the hitters they have to get back to producing runs as they did earlier in the season.

Tribune News Service

Rays win nightcap to sweep Royals in doubleheader

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The good news is the bottom line: The Rays resumed play after their rain-extended All-Star break with a doubleheader sweep of the Royals, winning the opener, 6-1, and the nightcap, 4-2.

Tribune News Service

Despite Shane McClanahan’s rough return, Rays roll past Mariners

SEATTLE — Shane McClahanan did not deliver anything close to the “regular start” Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash said they expected after he recovered from a bout with back tightness.

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Daily Mirror

MLB star dropped for "not being the best teammate" as coach speaks out

Tampa Bay Rays star Wander Franco has been punished by the team and will miss games after falling short of his manager's expectations on "being the best teammate"

Sports Illustrated

Rays’ Wander Franco Benched for Behavior, Attitude Issue

The 22-year-old star shortstop appears to be going through some growing pains.

Sports Illustrated

Starting Pitching’s Downward Spiral Shows No Sign of Slowing

Don’t blame PitchCom or the pitch timer. The value of starters has been declining for much of the last decade, and pitch counts and six-man rotations are partially to blame.

Tribune News Service

Rays’ Kevin Cash sums up 4-6 road trip: ‘Frustrating’

NEW YORK — Though they had only a train ride from Baltimore to New York and the convenience of not changing hotels as they faced the Yankees and Mets in consecutive series, the Rays still felt the road was long and seemingly without end.

Sports Illustrated

The Key Ingredient to This MLB Team’s Strong Start Will Lead It to the Playoffs

Don’t believe the nonsense that “you can’t win a division in April; you can only lose it.” Thanks to their hot start and suddenly hot bats, the Rays are going to be in the playoffs.

Tribune News Service

Taj Bradley steps up, Rays’ bats get hot in shutting out Reds

CINCINNATI — With three losses in the last four games and news that one of their top starters, Jeffrey Springs, likely is headed for Tommy John surgery, the Rays needed some good vibes on Tuesday to try to win at Great American Ball Park for the first time since 2014.

Tribune News Service

Rays’ Jeffrey Springs likely headed for Tommy John surgery

CINCINNATI — Rays starter Jeffrey Springs is expected to have Tommy John elbow surgery that will sideline him into the 2024 season.

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