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Rays manager Kevin Cash has led the team to a 640-554 record, with a .536 winning percentage, through his first eight seasons.
How Kevin Cash has grown entering his ninth year managing the Rays
Hired with no experience, the Tampa native will have been on the job as long as Joe Maddon was by season’s end.
3 things we learned from the Lightning’s loss in Boston
The Lightning's Pat Maroon and Bruins' Garnet Hathaway fight during the first period of Saturday's game in Boston.
Tampa Bay played its best game in over a week, but still lost to the NHL’s best team.
Rays’ Wander Franco sidelined by quad soreness, status unclear
Wander Franco was supposed to be the DH on Saturday, but sat out with soreness in his right quad.
Notebook | The dynamic shortstop was limited for one month and missed another last season with issues in the same area.
MLB pitch clocks could wreak havoc on the lives of video replay officials
You think players are annoyed by pitch clocks? Think about video replay officials, like Tampa Bay's Randell Kanemaru, who might have 15 seconds or less to determine whether a close play deserves a replay challenge.
John Romano | Baseball is serious about shortening games, but that could increase pressure on replay officials frantically searching for the right camera angle.
Why Graham Mertz ended up with the Florida Gators
3 hours ago• Gators
Florida Gators quarterback Graham Mertz addresses reporters during 2023 spring practice for the first time since transferring from Wisconsin.
11 players who are most key to the Rays’ 2023 success
4 hours ago• Rays
Brandon Lowe connects for a hit during the third inning of Friday's spring game against the Mets.
There’s more than meets the ire to new Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield
Yesterday• Bucs
New Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield listens to a question during his introductory news conference Monday at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa.
The Ballad of Randy Arozarena is an anthem just waiting to be written
Earlier today• Rays
Mexico's Randy Arozarena celebrates after scoring against Canada during a World Baseball Classic game earlier this month in Phoenix. “He definitely likes to put on a show,” Rays teammate Isaac Paredes said through interpreter Manny Navarro.

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  1. 3 things we learned from the Lightning’s loss in Boston
    2 hours ago• Lightning
    The Lightning's Pat Maroon and Bruins' Garnet Hathaway fight during the first period of Saturday's game in Boston.
  2. Why Graham Mertz ended up with the Florida Gators
    3 hours ago• Gators
    Florida Gators quarterback Graham Mertz addresses reporters during 2023 spring practice for the first time since transferring from Wisconsin.
  3. Rays’ Wander Franco sidelined by quad soreness, status unclear
    3 hours ago• Rays
    Wander Franco was supposed to be the DH on Saturday, but sat out with soreness in his right quad.
  5. 11 players who are most key to the Rays’ 2023 success
    4 hours ago• Rays
    Brandon Lowe connects for a hit during the third inning of Friday's spring game against the Mets.
  6. How Kevin Cash has grown entering his ninth year managing the Rays
    5 hours ago• Rays
    Rays manager Kevin Cash has led the team to a 640-554 record, with a .536 winning percentage, through his first eight seasons.
  7. MLB pitch clocks could wreak havoc on the lives of video replay officials
    Earlier today• Rays
    You think players are annoyed by pitch clocks? Think about video replay officials, like Tampa Bay's Randell Kanemaru, who might have 15 seconds or less to determine whether a close play deserves a replay challenge.
  8. Memphis player charged with assault over punch in handshake line
    Earlier today• Sports
    Bowling Green guard Elissa Brett (5) draws a charging foul against Memphis guard Jamirah Shutes (23) during the second half of a WNIT game Friday at the Stroh Center in Bowling Green, Ohio.
  9. Miami beats No. 1 seed Houston; all four top NCAA men’s seeds out
    Earlier today• Florida State Seminoles
    Miami guard Nijel Pack celebrates after scoring against Houston in the second half of a Sweet 16 game Friday in Kansas City, Missouri.
  10. The Ballad of Randy Arozarena is an anthem just waiting to be written
    Earlier today• Rays
    Mexico's Randy Arozarena celebrates after scoring against Canada during a World Baseball Classic game earlier this month in Phoenix. “He definitely likes to put on a show,” Rays teammate Isaac Paredes said through interpreter Manny Navarro.
  11. Miami women hold on to beat Villanova for 1st trip to Elite 8
    Earlier today• Florida State Seminoles
    Miami's Ja'Leah Williams (12) and Destiny Harden (3) celebrate after Harden scored against Villanova in the first half of a Sweet 16 game Friday in Greenville, South Carolina.
  12. Forget the drum roll, everyone knew Shane McClanahan was starting opening day
    Yesterday• Rays
    After his opening day start last season, Shane McClanahan went 12-8 with a 2.54 ERA for the Rays. On Friday, manager Kevin Cash announced McClanahan as Tampa Bay's opening day starter again next week against Detroit.
  13. Rays’ Luis Patino has another rough outing with opening day creeping up
    Yesterday• Rays
    Pete Alonso's 425-foot home run was the loudest hit yielded by Luis Patino (1) on Friday, but it was not the only hard-hit ball against the Rays starter in an 11-2 loss to the Mets.
  14. There’s more than meets the ire to new Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield
    Yesterday• Bucs
    New Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield listens to a question during his introductory news conference Monday at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa.
  15. Some new (and old) names to ponder as the USF men’s basketball search lingers
    Yesterday• USF Bulls
    USF athletic director Michael Kelly is seeking a replacement for Bulls men's basketball coach Brian Gregory, who was dismissed March 10.
  16. 5 reasons the Lightning have struggled since the All-Star break
    Yesterday• Lightning
    The puck bounces off the lposts behind Lightning goaltender Brian Elliott (1) and Ottawa Senators right wing Drake Batherson (19) during the second period of Thursday's game in Ottawa.
  17. At the Lightning, Stanley Cup rings aren’t just for players
    Yesterday• Business
    Susan Danielik, the Tampa Bay Lightning's director of training and experience, receives assistance from ThunderBug during a learn-to-skate session at Amalie Arena on Feb. 22. Skating classes are one of the many perks available to employees of the Tampa Bay Lightning, one of the Tampa Bay Times' Top Workplaces of 2022.
  18. FAU makes first Elite Eight, bounces Tennessee
    Yesterday• Sports
    Florida Atlantic guards Bryan Greenlee (4), Brandon Weatherspoon (23) and Alijah Martin (15) react after the Owls defeated Tennessee 62-55 in a Sweet 16 game Thursday at Madison Square Garden in New York.
  19. Lightning routed by Senators, learn ‘tough lessons’
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Ottawa Senators right wing Claude Giroux (28) gets his stick in front of Lightning center Brayden Point (21) to take the puck from him during the first period of Thursday's game in Ottawa.
  20. Friends, family gather at Tropicana Field to celebrate Dave Wills, Rays’ ‘best ambassador’
    Yesterday• Rays
    Michelle Wills and Alex Griff share stories of their dad, Dave Wills, Thursday evening on a makeshift stage inside Tropicana Field during a celebration of the life of Wills, who passed away March 5.
  21. Lavonte David wants to build on his legacy with Bucs
    Mar. 23• Bucs
    Bucs head coach Todd Bowles, left, and linebacker Lavonte David (54) celebrate after a victory over the Carolina Panthers in January at Raymond James Stadium. David signed a one-year contract worth $7 million to return to Tampa Bay.
  22. Tom Brady becomes minority owner of WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces
    Mar. 23• Bucs
    Former Bucs quarterback Tom Brady has acquired an ownership stake in the WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces.
  23. Bucs release kicker Ryan Succop, save $3.75 million
    Mar. 23• Bucs
    Bucs kicker Ryan Succop converted 90.3 percent of his field goal attempts in 2020, but his percentages fell to 83.3 and 81.6 the past two seasons.
  24. With some Rays decisions pending, Shane McClanahan’s opener start should be set soon
    Mar. 23• Rays
    Shane McClanahan is the obvious choice to start the Rays' March 30 opener against the Tigers at Tropicana Field.
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