A new Ray
in Tampa Bay?
The Rays typically don't do too well in the spring:
Year W-L-T
1998 12-18-0
1999 14-14-1
2000 14-17-0
2001 12-15-1
2002 10-16-1
2003 8-19-3
2004 11-8-0
2005 13-16-0
2006 13-16-1
2007 10-19-2
2008 17-6-2
Spring in Rays step?
Spring in their step?
With three games left, the Rays have compiled one of the best spring records going back to 1980, but that is no guarantee of regular-season success:
| Spring | Season | |||
| Year | team | W-L | Pct. | W-L |
| 1997 | Marlins | 26-5 | .839 | 92-70* |
| 1983 | White Sox | 20-7 | .741 | 99-63* |
| 2008 | Rays | 17-6 | .739 | ??-?? |
| 1987 | Cardinals | 17-6 | .739 | 95-67* |
| 2008 | Angels | 18-7 | .720 | ??-?? |
| 1982 | Braves | 18-7 | .720 | 89-73* |
| 1998 | Red Sox | 20-8 | .714 | 92-70* |
| 1980 | Twins | 15-6 | .714 | 77-84 |
| 1999 | Royals | 22-9 | .710 | 64-97 |
| 1992 | Reds | 22-9 | .710 | 90-72 |
| 2003 | Royals | 19-8 | .704 | 83-79 |
| 1999 | Dodgers | 21-9 | .700 | 77-85 |
| 1984 | Mariners | 21-9 | .700 | 49-63 |
* Made playoffs Ties excluded
Source: Rays
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