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Right-hander Chris Archer excited about ‘cool dynamic’ his return to Tampa Bay Rays brings to his career

The 32-year-old right-hander is three seasons removed from a being a two-time All-Star and the ace of a rotation the AL champions are revamping after losing to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series last fall. Archer, who was with Tampa Bay from 2012 to 2018, signed a one-year, $6.5 million contract to rejoin […]

World Series 2020: Ranking all 56 players in the Los Angeles Dodgers-Tampa Bay Rays Fall Classic

Some years the World Series comes down to the most famous player on the roster, and some years it comes down to the least famous. If we knew which it would be this year, we could narrow our attention to that one part of the field. But the nature of baseball is just the opposite: […]

Closer Nick Anderson latest Rays pitcher to land on injured list

Anderson becomes the ninth Rays pitcher currently on the injured list and sixth member of the bullpen, joining Jose Alvarado, Oliver Drake, Andrew Kittredge, Colin Poche and Chaz Roe. The Rays also currently have two starters (Yonny Chirinos and Charlie Morton) and fill-in starter Brendan McKay on the IL. Chirinos, McKay, Kittredge and Poche are […]

Glasnow, 3 others agree with Rays, avoid arbitration

Renfroe made $582,100 while hitting 33 home runs with the San Diego Padres in 2019. Reliever Chaz Roe agreed at $2,185,200 on Thursday. He made $1,275,000 last season. Glasnow, who earned $566,700 last season, was acquired in a trade sent Chris Archer to the Pittsburgh Pirates in July 2018. He earned a spot in Tampa […]

Jose Martinez part of Cardinals’ package for Rays lefty prospect Matt Liberatore

St. Louis also sent a competitive balance Round A pick (38th overall) to Tampa Bay, which sent its Round B pick (66th overall) back to the Cardinals. The Cardinals and Rays had been in active conversations with multiple teams as Tampa Bay tried to add outfield help and St. Louis sought to divest itself of […]

How MLB’s new three-batter-minimum rule will impact the game

So how exactly will this work? Based on reports when the rule was introduced in March, pitchers will be required to either face a minimum of three batters or pitch to the end of a half-inning, with exceptions to be made in case of injury or illness. Currently, Rule 5.10(f) states that the starting pitcher […]