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Tampa Bay Rays slugger Yoshi Tsutsugo (center, then to right) Manuel Margot and Randy Arozarena are part of the talent that was assembled in spring training at Port Charlotte in February. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
What the Rays’ latest cuts say about their (frozen) roster
Rays Tales: Depth is a key point of focus, and that was quite clear based on the players optioned out. Plus rumblings.
Mar. 28• Rays
Could MLB deal have Yankees playing home games at Rays’ Trop?
Is it possible that when play resumes in Major League Baseball, players like the Yankees' Aaron Judge may temporarily call places like the Trop home? [Times]
Players and owners agree on pay, service time and draft changes. Also, of note: teams are told to be creative in scheduling.
Mar. 27• Rays
Wicked depressing: What a sports year for Boston boosters
In this Aug. 10, 2019, file photo, Boston Red Sox's Mookie Betts hits an RBI double during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Los Angeles Angels in Boston. [MICHAEL DWYER | AP]
After two decades of dominance, New England sports fans have had quite the rough year, headlined by you know who leaving for you know where.
Mar. 28• Sports
Beef with Boston? Rays-Red Sox rivalry is quite the hit show
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher James Shields, right, takes a swing at Boston Red Sox's Coco Crisp after Crisp was hit by a pitch and charged the mound in the second inning of a June 5, 2008, game in Boston. [MICHAEL DWYER | Associated Press]
With Tom Brady bailing on New England, we take a look at Tampa Bay’s history with pro teams up north. The baseball battles with Boston never disappoint.
Mar. 27• Rays

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  1. Fox Sports Sun extends Rays replays to mid-April
    4 hours ago• Rays
    Tampa Bay Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe, left, forces Arizona Diamondbacks' Ketel Marte at second and relays the throw to first in time to turn a double play on Wilmer Flores during a game last season at Tropicana Field. [CHRIS O'MEARA | AP]
  2. Chris Sale has Tommy John surgery after delay due to coronavirus
    Earlier today• Rays
    Chris Sale works out during Red Sox spring training in February. He has surgery on the day he turns 31. [JOHN BAZEMORE | AP]
  3. Mets’ Pete Alonso gives A-Rod the scoop on trading bat for paddle
    Yesterday• Rays
    New York Mets' Pete Alonso, a Tampa Bay native, is enjoying the great outdoors while on a break from baseball due to the current pandemic. [ADAM HUNGER | AP]
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  5. Pirates and Marauders lend a hand to Bradenton hospitals
    Yesterday• Rays
    Ray Morris, the Pirates' director of Florida operations, readies the order at Demetrios’ Pizza House. [Courtesy Bradenton Marauders]
  6. Former Angels/Cardinals star Jim Edmonds hospitalized, tested for coronavirus
    Mar. 28• Rays
    Jim Edmonds of the St. Louis Cardinals hits a three-run double against the Milwaukee Brewers on April 12, 2006, at Busch Stadium. [ELSA/GETTY IMAGES | AFP/Getty Images]
  7. What the Rays’ latest cuts say about their (frozen) roster
    Mar. 28• Rays
    Tampa Bay Rays slugger Yoshi Tsutsugo (center, then to right) Manuel Margot and Randy Arozarena are part of the talent that was assembled in spring training at Port Charlotte in February. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  8. Wicked depressing: What a sports year for Boston boosters
    Mar. 28• Sports
    In this Aug. 10, 2019, file photo, Boston Red Sox's Mookie Betts hits an RBI double during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Los Angeles Angels in Boston. [MICHAEL DWYER | AP]
  9. Beef with Boston? Rays-Red Sox rivalry is quite the hit show
    Mar. 27• Rays
    Tampa Bay Rays pitcher James Shields, right, takes a swing at Boston Red Sox's Coco Crisp after Crisp was hit by a pitch and charged the mound in the second inning of a June 5, 2008, game in Boston. [MICHAEL DWYER | Associated Press]
  10. Losing big sports events cost Tampa Bay some $360 million in economic impact
    Mar. 27• Health
    Jon Jenney sits alone while working in the VIP area overlooking pit lane during the opening day of the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. The event was canceled. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  11. Could MLB deal have Yankees playing home games at Rays’ Trop?
    Mar. 27• Rays
    Is it possible that when play resumes in Major League Baseball, players like the Yankees' Aaron Judge may temporarily call places like the Trop home? [Times]
  12. MLB uniform-maker switches to making medical masks, gowns amid coronavirus
    Mar. 27• Rays
    This image provided by Fanatics, shows a protective mask for medical professionals made from the fabric of a baseball uniform. Fanatics, the company that manufactures uniforms for Major League Baseball in Pennsylvania, has suspended production on jerseys and is instead using the polyester mesh fabric to make masks and gowns that help fill the dearth of protective wear at hospitals in Pennsylvania and nearby states. [FANATICS | AP]
  1. Rays get Esteban Quiroz to complete deal with Padres
    Mar. 26• Rays
    In this 2017 file photo, Esteban Quiroz runs after hitting a home run during a World Baseball Classic game between Mexico and Venezuela at the Charros de Jalisco Stadium in Guadalajara, Mexico. [JOSE MENDEZ | ZUMAPRESS.com]
  2. Across the street from an empty Tropicana Field is the real gift of opening day
    Mar. 26• Rays
    The opening day bunting was hanging from the mezzanines at Tropicana Field on Thursday, but there was no reason for first base to be hammered into the clay with the baseball season indefinitely postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. [JOHN ROMANO | Times]
  3. Bill Bartholomay, moved Braves from Milwaukee to Atlanta, dies at 91
    Mar. 26• Rays
    In this May 17, 1970, file photo, Atlanta Braves' Hank Aaron, center, who became the ninth player in Major League history to get 3,000 hits, kisses a baseball alongside Hall of Famer Stan Musial and Braves owner Bill Bartholomay, in Cincinnati. Bartholomay, the former Braves owner who moved the team from Milwaukee to Atlanta in 1966, died Wednesday, March 25, 2020, at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, according to his daughter, Jamie. He was 91. [GENE SMITH | AP]
  4. How Rays’ Kevin Cash and Pirates’ Derek Shelton shared a laugh on ‘opening day’
    Mar. 26• Rays
    Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash has a found a reason to smile today even without the Rays playing their season opener. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
  5. Some Rays business goes on: Brendan McKay, six others optioned to minors
    Mar. 26• Rays
    The Rays' Brendan McKay (49) delivers a pitch in the sixth inning against the Houston Astros in Game 3 of the American League Division Series last October. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  6. Collapsed lung a mystery involving Yankees’ Aaron Judge
    Mar. 26• Rays
    New York Yankees rightfielder Aaron Judge waits in the on-deck circle before his at-bat against the Rays at Tropicana Field on Sept. 24, 2019. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  7. How Rays are playing the waiting game with opening day on hold
    Mar. 26• Rays
    An empty Tropicana Field will be all the greets passers-by on what should have been Major League Baseball's opening day. [SCOTT KEELER | Times]
  8. Rays hosting supplies drive to help medical workers
    Mar. 25• Rays
    Hand sanitizer is among the items the Rays are accepting during this weekend's collection drive for medical workers.
  9. With no real games, Strat-O-Matic will simulate the baseball season
    Mar. 25• Rays
    A look at the Rays lineup for the Strat-O-Matic Windows game that will be used to simulate the 2020 season. [Courtesy Strat-O-Matic]
  10. Rays’ Yoshi Tsutsugo heads back to Japan
    Mar. 24• Rays
    Yoshi Tsutsugo is believed to be the first Japanese major-leaguer to head home since the delay to the season was announced. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  11. Ten things we think we knew before the Rays’ season was paused
    Mar. 21• Rays
    Before the season was delayed indefinitely, Charlie Morton seemed poised to be the opening day starter for the Rays. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
  12. Rays told players to prioritize health over workouts
    Mar. 20• Rays
    Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash on the current baseball delay: “We’ve asked the guys to be very responsible with the understanding that missing out on a week of workouts is really not that big of a deal." [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
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