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Rays fall short of sweep, drop series finale to MLB-best Tigers
The Tigers added six runs off Forrest Whitley to open a 9-1 lead in the ninth, which also included an 18-minute rain delay. The Rays loaded the bases to start their half of the inning, but got only two runs on a single by Taylor Walls. The Rays dropped to 43-35 with the loss, and their majors-best record since May 20 fell to 22-9.
Paul Gervase got the news at 11:30 on Friday night. Triple-A Durham manager Morgan Ensberg kept it simple, Gervase said: “Hey ...
After pitching a career-high eight innings and fanning 11 batters in a 7-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Monday, Tampa ...
Trip Miller, who is the founder of Memphis hedge fund Gullane Capital Partners, revealed to <a href=" Blum of The Athletic ...
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"The Tampa Bay Rays announced that the team has recently commenced exclusive discussions with a group led by Patrick Zalupski ...
Kevin Cash discusses Paul Gervase making his MLB debut, helping the bullpen out, the Rays executing scoring runs and more in ...
We have an unparalleled site for our venue, right in the middle of 80 million tourists this year, and our stadium design will ...
Yandy Díaz was 3 for 5 with two homers, Matt Thaiss drove in four runs and every Rays starter had at least one hit in Tampa ...
The Tigers remain atop the AL Central, 9.5 games up on the Cleveland Guardians. The Rays are second in the AL East, 2.5 games ...
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