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Though the Rays obviously prefer Randy Arozarena in leftfield, he is among the current options to back up Jose Siri in center until Josh Lowe returns from an oblique strain.
With Josh Lowe out for the start of the regular season, Tampa Bay is looking for someone to back up Jose Siri in centerfield.
Notes | The outfielder has spent much of the spring battling injuries but understands his availability will be more important later in the season. Plus, more roster moves.
The former Ray and two-time Cy Young Award winner has the right to opt out after this season and become a free agent.
Notes | The first baseman heard all the criticism when he was taken in the first round of the 2022 draft and he’s out to prove the doubters wrong.

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  1. Rays outfielder Josh Lowe is greeted in the dugout after scoring a run during a spring training game against the New York Yankees in February in Port Charlotte.
  2. Though the Rays obviously prefer Randy Arozarena in leftfield, he is among the current options to back up Jose Siri in center until Josh Lowe returns from an oblique strain.
  3. Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Zack Wheeler grins before taking the mound during a recent spring training game.
  4. Rays first base prospect Xavier Isaac was pleased with his performance in Saturday's spring breakout game.
  5. Rays outfielder Josh Lowe makes a catch against Seattle last season at Tropicana Field. With Lowe sidelined to start this season, the Rays are mulling over their outfield options.
  6. Rays first baseman Yandy Diaz hits a single during a spring training game against the New York Yankees March 6 at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa.
  7. Rays starting pitcher Ryan Pepiot, seen here in late February, settled down after a rough first inning on Saturday.
  8. Pitcher Zach Eflin, left, douses outfielder Josh Lowe with champagne as the Rays celebrate their playoff berth last September.
  9. Rays pitcher Naoyuki Uwasawa, pictured during an exhibition against the Red Sox Sunday in the Dominican Republic, showed what he can do in a solid four-inning outing against the Orioles on Friday.
  10. The Rays on Friday re-signed pitcher Jake Odorizzi to a minor-league contact. Odorizzi previously pitched for the team from 2013-17.
  11. Rays utility player Richie Palacios had an RBI double against the Braves on Thursday and now has five hits in his last 13 at-bats in a bid to find a spot on the opening-day roster.
  12. Gary Rangel of St. Petersburg watches the Rays play the Boston Red Sox last April from the standing section at Tropicana Field.
  13. Rays catcher Dom Keegan looks on from the dugout during a spring training game against the New York Yankees March 6 at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa.
  14. St. Petersburg City Council members Gina Driscoll, left, and Lisset Hanewicz sit next to Rays presidents Matt Silverman and Brian Auld at Tropicana Field on Sept. 19, 2023.
  15. Rays leftfielder Randy Arozarena reacts after hitting a single during an exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox Sunday in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
  16. Rays pitcher Taj Bradley has a strained pectoral muscle and will not throw for at least two weeks.
  17. Rays starting pitcher Taj Bradley, seen here last week against the Yankees, was scratched from Tuesday's outing.
  18. Pete Fairbanks has the right stuff and the perfect personality to be a closer, Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe said.
  19. Rays shortstop Junior Caminero was one of the stars of the show as the Rays spent the weekend playing exhibitions in his hometown of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
  20. Chris Devenski provides length, the ability to get out righties and lefties, and an improved approach. "He’s never been a better pitcher than he is now," pitching coach Kyle Snyder says.
  21. Rays leftfielder Randy Arozarena shares a moment with fans before Saturday's exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox at Estadio Quisqueya in Santo Domingo.
  22. Rays head athletic trainer Joseph Benge, left, speaks with outfielder Jonny DeLuca, right, after DeLuca was hit by a pitch during the third inning of Sunday's exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox in Santo Domingo.
  23. Boston Red Sox fans celebrate a grand slam from first baseman Bobby Dalbec (29) in the sixth inning of Sunday's spring training game against the Rays at Estadio Quisqueya in Santo Domingo.
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