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Evan Longoria Retires After 16 MLB Seasons, Will Sign 1-Day Rays Contract on June 7
Veteran third baseman Evan Longoria is officially calling it a career. MLB announced Monday that Longoria is retiring after 16 seasons and will sign a ceremonial one-day contract with the Tampa Bay Rays on June 7 to end his career with the team with which he began.
The Tampa Bay Rays have not found much success in their temporary home this year, and it has seen their stock plummet.
The Tampa Bay Rays have announced plans to sign third baseman Evan Longoria to a ceremonial one-day contract ahead of the 16-year veteran’s official retirement from Major League Baseball. Longoria’s l ...
The Brewers will try to avoid being swept on Sunday afternoon as they close out their three-game series with the Rays.
Entering this year, Aranda's career-high for games played was 44, a mark he set in 2024. He is currently on pace to shatter ...
Two days after the Rays were swept by the Phillies for the third time in as many years and in as many cities, yet another ...
Rays manager Kevin Cash, assessing his team at the season’s 40-game mark, made a simple declarative statement that also sounded like a cry for help. “We’ve got to find a way to score more runs.’’ ...
Even an in-game rain delay, the first in the Rays' franchise history, didn't keep them from getting another victory.
The Rays right-hander has given up only 15 hits over his last three starts, but five of those hits have been home runs. The ...
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