With the Blue Jays playing a rubber matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday, it seems fitting to centre this week’s Throwback Thursday around the Rays. Although the Rays are a rather ...

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John Romano | A short-term rental agreement doesn’t solve all the problems, but it gives everyone more time for solutions.

Sean Rodriguez spent 13 seasons in the big leagues, six with the Tampa Bay Rays, and now he is back in Tampa Bay opening his ...

The Tampa Bay Rays had what they're calling their largest charity yard sale ever. From hats to bobbleheads to t-shirts, all ...

Drew Rasmussen has done more than just lift the Tampa Bay Rays to victory in his last four starts, also earning a spot in the history books with his dominance.

The Tampa Bay Rays potentially have one of the best offensive lineups in MLB. Their lack of run-scoring abilities, though, is causing Rays manager Kevin Cash to look for some type of boost.

Evan Longoria, the legendary third baseman, will officially retire as a Rays player. Tampa Bay Rays will honor him with a one-day contract. The sign-off game is scheduled for June 7, 2025.

This season has been a topsy-turvy one already for the Tampa Bay Rays. They have been respectable in road games, but their home record has been woeful. It's enough to give Rays manager Kevin Cash ...

TAMPA, Fla. — The Tampa Bay Rays said Evan Longoria will sign a ceremonial one-day contract with the Rays to officially retire from Major League Baseball. Longoria was drafted by the Rays in ...

More than the numbers, Longoria became a symbol of the Rays’ gritty, underdog identity. His walk-off homer in Game 162 of the 2011 season–sending Tampa Bay to the postseason in dramatic ...

The Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Minnesota Twins 7-2 on Memorial Day. It was Tampa Bay’s sixth straight win. This strong week of baseball has helped the Rays move above .500 for the first time ...