This logo was before the "devil" was dropped and Tampa Bay wore it from 1998-2008. Sure it was associated with "the old Rays," but man, the purple and green was the signature of the Rays.

For Pride Night at Tropicana Field, the Tampa Bay Rays wore special jerseys and caps sporting the rainbow-colored logo. "Nearly every Tampa Bay player who took the field against the White Sox in ...

You know those new cool Tampa Bay Rays shirts ... Lightning, Rays and Florida’s college football teams every day. But hey, not everyone thinks the logo is wrong. Some said it comes down to ...

The team manager was wearing the Tampa Bay Rays uniform from 1979 ... Visiting teams wear throwback jerseys. The Rays, being youngsters, always wore uniforms of other Florida teams.

The Tampa Bay Rays don't have many options for throwback jerseys. A product of baseball's most recent expansion, they joined the league in 1998 (as the Devil Rays). So when they play in a 1980s ...

Several players on the Tampa Bay Rays did not wear LGBTQ logos on their uniforms for the team’s Pride Night celebration during Saturday’s game against the Chicago White Sox. According to the ...

At least five Tampa Bay Rays players opted not to wear LGBTQ-themed logos the team added to its uniforms to celebrate its annual "Pride Night" during Saturday's game against the Chicago White Sox.

The 1979 Tampa Bay Rays had the best uniforms in baseball that year. Alright, the team didn't really come into existence until 1998, but the hypothetical throwback uniforms they unveiled on ...

The devil is in the details when it comes to the Rays' throwback jerseys ... livelihood and vigor of the kits of our youth. But Tampa Bay is attempting to buck that trend. For when Randy Arozarena ...

patch, regular use of the throwback Devil Rays uniform ... to celebrate 25 years of Major League Baseball in Tampa Bay,” said Rays Owner Stuart Sternberg. “As this historic season approaches ...