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Rays Set Roster for Opening Day
The Rays have placed DH Luke Scott (right calf strain) on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 24, designated C Stephen Vogt and C Robinson Chirinos for assignment and reassigned C Craig Albernaz to the minor leagues...
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Rays Designate Robinson Chirinos, Stephen Vogt
The Rays have announced they have designated catchers Robinson Chirinos and Stephen Vogt for assignment. The moves were needed to open space on their 40-man roster for first baseman/DH Shelley Duncan and relievers Jamey Wright and Juan Carlos Oviedo...
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Scott's Return to Rays Could Take Time
ST. PETERSBURG - The Rays are preparing for at least two weeks without DH Luke Scott, and possibly longer, as he recovers from a right calf strain sustained because he drank too much ...
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Rays' Luke Scott Will Start the Season on the DL
Rays outfielder/DH Luke Scott will open the season on the DL with a right calf strain, reports Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times. He received a cortisone shot and hopes to be activated when eligible on April 8...
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Luke Scott Likely Headed for Disabled List with Calf Strain
Luke Scott was sent for an MRI yesterday after he was forced to leave a minor league game due to continued soreness in his right calf. According to Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times, Scott was diagnosed...
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Tampa Bay Rays: Roberto Hernandez Wins Battle for Fifth Spot in Rotation
The decision for the fifth starter in the Rays’ rotation is finally in. Roberto Hernandez will join Tampa Bay’s starting five and Jeff Niemann will start the season in the bullpen...
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Rays Choose Roberto Hernandez for Rotation, Send Jeff Niemann to Bullpen
Last year the Rays had a lot of success shifting Wade Davis from the rotation to the bullpen, as he went from a mediocre starter to a very good reliever (and then they traded him to the Royals )...
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Rays Eager to Show They're Still Competitive
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) The budget-conscious Tampa Bay Rays relish the challenge of finding ways to remain competitive in the rugged AL East.....
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Rays Thrilled to Get Fuld Back on Field
Just being back in the Rays lineup was going to make Wednesday a good day for outfielder Sam Fuld. Getting a bunt sign then racing at full speed to first, albeit unsuccessfully, was a positive...
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Sports Illustrated Picks Rays for Series
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Rays Roster Appears Set
UPDATE, 10:43: The Rays have told Wright and Oviedo they will be added to the 40-man roster. That means Wright will be on the team and Oviedo on the DL...
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Rays May Use Niemann, Hernandez in Rotation
So the best decision in the fifth-starter competition between Jeff Niemann and Roberto Hernandez might be to not really make a decision and end up using both...
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Rays' Price Not in Regular-Season Form
PORT CHARLOTTE — AL Cy Young-winning LHP David Price said he feels right physically, and his stuff is good...
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Rays' Cobb Has Health, Confidence
PORT CHARLOTTE — The pair of 2-inch-or-so scars between Alex Cobb's neck and right shoulder are daily reminders of the physical challenges he faced in regaining both the past ...
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Rodney: 'I'm Ready to Go' for Season
UPDATE, 12:22: Rays Maddon said Rodney will pitch in two exhibitions - March 27 vs. #Jays in Port Charlotte and March 30 vs. Tigers at Trop...
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Is Fernando Rodney Tipping Pitches?
We all know what Fernando Rodney did last year for the Tampa Bay Rays , posting one of the great relief seasons of all time, with a 0.60 ERA and converting 48 of 50 save opportunities...
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The Rays Say That the Tropicana Field Site Is Way Too Valuable for Baseball
That’s actually true in all likelihood, as offices, shops, restaurants and residential development are way more valuable than a big dome that houses sparsely-attended events 81 times a year...
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Rays Have Few Decisions Left This Spring
PORT CHARLOTTE — The Rays opened spring training five weeks — or was it five months? — ago with their team essentially intact and only a handful of questions, and ...
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Why the Tampa Bay Rays Should Trade Jeff Niemann
Jeff Niemann has been the subject of a number of trade rumors for years now, and the possibility of the Tall Texan being dealt has resurfaced once again...
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Joe Maddon Concerned About the Work, and Lack of Work for Rodney, Molina
Marc Topkin reports that Joe Maddon is concerned about two Rays players currently in the WBC. One because he’s working too much, the other because he’s not working enough...
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Big Contract, Expectations for Rays' Longoria
The number, even Evan Longoria admits, is crazy. One hundred million dollars. It first came up during the 2011 offseason, when his buddy Gio threw it out in conversation...
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Rays' Myers Sent to Triple a
PORT CHARLOTTE — Now that the Rays have made it official in sending top prospect Wil Myers to the minors, the question is when he will get to the majors...
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Rays Reassign Prospect Outfielder Wil Myers to Minor League Camp
The centerpiece of the trade that sent right-hander James Shields to the Royals will begin the 2013 season in the minor leagues...
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Rays' Moore Improves in Latest Outing
PORT CHARLOTTE — LHP Matt Moore was sharper, in great control and overall more effective Friday in his fourth outing of the spring. And he felt a lot better about it. "I'm happy," he said...
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Rays Players Caught Up in Excitement of World Baseball Classic
MIAMI — The fact that Rays closer Fernando Rodney shot an imaginary arrow Tuesday for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic came as little surprise to those who know his trademark post-save theatrics...






