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Rays Trade Former Rookie of the Year, Randy Arozarena, to Mariners
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Rays Trade Former Rookie of the Year Randy Arozarena to Mariners

The Tampa Bay Rays agreed to trade former AL Rookie of the Year and 2023 All-Star Randy Arozarena to the Seattle Mariners late Thursday. Arozarena earned a hefty pay raise in the offseason, almost double his salary from 2023. In fact, Arozarena is the recipient of large pay increases over the past two offseasons. His salary […]

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Rangers Rout Rays to Complete Three-Game Sweep

Rangers 13, Rays 2 ARLINGTON, Tex. (Jul 7) — The Texas Rangers trounced the Tampa Bay Rays, 13–2, on Sunday afternoon to complete the three-game sweep. It was a nice way to end their final homestand of the first half of the 2024 season. It also gives them some momentum heading into the All-Star Break. […]

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Semien Breaks Homer Slump as Rangers Edge Rays

Rangers 4, Rays 3 ARLINGTON, Tex. (Jul 6) — The Texas Rangers used a late rally to beat the Tampa Bay Rays, 4–3, on Saturday afternoon. A two-run home run by Marcus Semien in the seventh proved to be the difference maker in this one, giving the Rangers the series victory. They will aim for […]

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Rangers Win Low-Scoring Affair against Rays

Rangers 3, Rays 0 ARLINGTON, Tex. (Jul 5) — The Texas Rangers played some small ball on Friday evening, as they beat the Tampa Bay Rays, 3–0. Corey Seager chipped in with a two-run double in the third that provided breathing room for the Rangers in the series opener. They will go for the series […]

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Jose Caballero of the Rays tagging out Nolan Jones of the Rockies
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Rays Stave Off Rockies Rally, Take Series

Rays 3, Rockies 2 DENVER, Apr. 7 — The Colorado Rockies had a late chance to take the lead but fell short in their rally, dropping their series finale to the Tampa Bay Rays, 3–2, Sunday afternoon. Rays starting pitcher Ryan Pepiot thwarted the Rockies at every turn. He allowed only three hits, walking none […]

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Harold Ramirez of the Rays scoring against the Rockies
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Rockies Blow Late Lead, Fall to Rays

Rays 8, Rockies 6 DENVER, Apr. 6 — The wind blew hard all night Saturday, wreaking havoc throughout Coors Field. And in the seventh and eighth innings, the Colorado Rockies blew a five-run lead, ultimately falling to the Tampa Bay Rays, 8–6. The late meltdown wasted an outstanding effort from starting pitcher Ryan Feltner. He […]

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Ryan McMahon of the Rockies hitting a walk-off grand slam against the Rays
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Rockies Edge Rays in Home Opener on Walk-off Grand Slam

Rockies 10, Rays 7 DENVER, Apr. 5 — A walk-off grand slam by Ryan McMahon gave the Colorado Rockies an emotional, come-from-behind 10–7 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays Friday afternoon after a seesaw of a game. The slam, which came in the Rockies’ home opener, salvaged the win after the Rockies lost a four-run […]

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Tropicana Field, where the Rays attendance is far lower than it should be.
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Rays Attendance Woes Stem from Location, Location, Location. Illustrated for True Perspective.

Rays Attendance Woes Come from Location. We’ve Included Maps for True Perspective. Much has been said of the Tampa Bay Rays attendance woes. The problem was exposed by their two Wild Card Series games against the Texas Rangers, the first of which had the lowest paid attendance for any postseason game since the 1919 World […]

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