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Last summer, the Rays made a series of trades to further strengthen the game’s deepest (and arguably the best) Minor League system. They added another wave of talent on Wednesday, marking the opening

Shane McClanahan and the Tampa Bay Rays head into the 2025 season hopeful of doing better than their 80-82 finish last year.

The Rays avoided arbitration hearings with four players prior to Thursday’s deadline to exchange salary figures for the coming season, and they will head to a hearing with shortstop Taylor Walls.

The Rays have finalized a two-year contract extension with Drew Rasmussen, giving the right-hander some financial certainty as he prepares to rejoin their starting rotation this year. The deal will guarantee Rasmussen $8.

After an up-and-down season in the big leagues in 2024, Tampa Bay Rays infielder Junior Caminero is putting together a great season in the Dominican Winter League. The Tampa Bay Rays are gearing ...

The 2025 arbitration deadline has come and gone and the Tampa Bay Rays have settled with four of their five arbitration eligible players. Taylor Walls and the Rays will head into an arbitration hearing in a few weeks.

The Rays have finalized a two-year contract extension with Drew Rasmussen, giving the right-hander some financial certainty as he prepares to rejoin their starting rotation this year. The deal will guarantee Rasmussen a $2 million salary this year,

These days, MLB pitchers are more talented and dominant than they’ve ever been. Strikeout rates and average pitch velocities are as high as they’ve ever been, even if that has come at the cost of shorter outings for starters.

Speaking with the Tampa Bay Times this week, Tampa Bay Rays President of Baseball Operations Erik Neander implied that he doesn't seem to think that the team ne