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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.
With each win, the Tampa Bay Rays are compelling the nation to pay attention. ESPN insiders Buster Olney and Paul Hembekides ...
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"The Tampa Bay Rays announced that the team has recently commenced exclusive discussions with a group led by Patrick Zalupski ...
The Tampa Bay Rays entered advanced talks regarding the sale of the team on Tuesday. The question of where the team will end ...
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Hunter Bigge was hit in the face with a foul ball in Thursday night's game vs the Baltimore Orioles.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Hunter Bigge was hit in the face by a 105 mph baseball during a Thursday, June 19, game against the ...
On Thursday night, Baseball took a backseat for the Tampa Bay Rays after reliever Hunter Bigge had to be taken away on a ...
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