Rays introduce alternate jersey
The Tampa Bay Rays will wear a new light blue alternate jersey for Sunday home games during the 2010 season. Officially released today, it will debut on Sunday, April 11 when the Rays host the New York Yankees at Tropicana Field. Evan Longoria in the new Rays' Blue AKPC_IDS
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Rays Can Win Without Spending
The Tampa Rays have just two winning seasons in their 12 years of existence. The 2008 team won a franchise record 97 games en route to a stunning World Series appearance. The 2009 team followed up with a World Series hangover 84 wins to finish behind the Yankees and Red Sox in the American League East.
Rays invite six to Spring Training
ST. PETERSBURG, FL – The Tampa Bay Rays have signed infielders Angel Chavez and J.J. Furmaniak to minor league contracts with an invitation to major league spring training. In addition, the Rays invited four minor leaguers from the organization to major league spring training: catcher Craig Albernaz,
Rays sign Czech pitcher Stepan Havlicek
The Tampa Bay Rays have signed 16-year-old left-handed pitcher Stepan Havlicek (STEF-en HAVE-li-check), a member of the Czech Junior National Team, to a free agent minor league contract. He was signed last week in Blansko, Czech Republic, by John Gilmore, the club’s European and Australian scout.
Rays agree to terms with Bartlett, Garza and Howell
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Tampa Bay Rays have agreed to one-year contracts with shortstop Jason Bartlett, right-handed pitcher Matt Garza and left-handed pitcher J.P. Howell, avoiding arbitration with each player. Bartlett, 30, will earn $4 million in 2010. The 2009 American League All-Star established
Rays sign Dan Johnson
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Tampa Bay Rays have signed first baseman Dan Johnson to a one-year major league contract. Johnson, 30, returns to the Rays organization after spending the 2009 season with the Yokohama BayStars of the Japanese Central League, where he hit .215 (70-for-325) with 24 home
Indians and Rays complete trade
The Cleveland Indians today announced the club has acquired RHP MITCH TALBOT from the Tampa Bay Rays. Talbot is the player to be named in the December 1 trade that sent CA KELLY SHOPPACH to Tampa. The Indians also sent cash to the Rays in the transaction. Talbot, 26, owns a minor league career record
Rays name Boroski assistant pitching coach
ST. PETERSBURG, FL-The Tampa Bay Rays have named Stan Boroski assistant to major league pitching coach Jim Hickey. Boroski, 46, joins the Rays from the Houston Astros, where he has served as either a coach or scout during the past 18 years including the last three seasons as pitching coach for the Corpus
