Trio of errors prove costly as Rays' defensive miscues pile up
MILWAUKEE -- The first week of the season brought a pair of series losses and no shortage of surprises for the Rays.
They’ve probably hit more than expected. Their bullpen has struggled more than anticipated. But the least pleasant surprise for the Rays -- one that cost them in a big
NEW for 2026: Stream Rays games on Rays.TV; channels announced
This year will bring a new way to watch Rays baseball.
The Rays announced on Feb. 2 that their local television broadcasts will be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball, starting this season. Subscriptions to Rays.TV presented by Union Home Mortgage, the new direct-to-consumer streaming platform for in-market
Here's every team's 2026 Draft bonus pool and all pick values
The White Sox have the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 Draft, which comes with an assigned value of $11,350,600, the largest since the bonus-pool era began in 2012. Yet it's the Pirates who possess the largest overall pool at $19,130,700, another record.
MLB informed the teams of the updated
McClanahan is the only one not enamored with his performance in long-awaited return
MILWAUKEE -- After waiting 972 days between Major League starts, Shane McClanahan was back in every way Tuesday night.
On the mound, he was poised and in control. His four-pitch mix was on point. He was anxious and excited, sure, as you would expect him to be before his first start
Umpire CB Bucknor exits Rays-Brewers game after taking foul tip off mask
MILWAUKEE – Veteran umpire CB Bucknor was struck flush on the face mask by a foul tip in the second inning of Wednesday’s 8-2 Brewers win over the Rays in the series finale at American Family Field and had to leave the game.
Bucknor was still getting attention from
Rays feeling early-season chemistry: 'This is a fun group'
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Latest Rays injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the season with all the latest Rays injury news and transactions.
Here's 1 must-visit Minor League spot from every farm system for 2026
Which Minor League ballparks are worth visiting? The answer, of course, is "all of them." Minor League Baseball's 120 teams operate out of a wide variety of locales, within a wide variety of locations, and all of them offer their own unique charms. And every year, there are different reasons
Rays announce 'Rays Rush' tickets, Trop tours ahead of reopening
MILWAUKEE -- The Rays’ return to Tropicana Field is less than a week away, and the club is offering fans a few ways to get back inside their home ballpark.
First, “Rays Rush” tickets are returning for home games this season, including next Monday’s re-opener against the Cubs. Rays
Rays can thank Fortes' father for game-winning hit
MILWAUKEE -- The Rays have a lot of people to thank for their 3-2 win over the Brewers on Monday night at American Family Field.
You could start with starter Nick Martinez, who offered yet another reminder that Spring Training stats don’t matter by attacking a hot-hitting
Projecting a season-end All-Rookie Team
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Díaz's historic 5-hit day paces Rays' scrappy effort at the plate
ST. LOUIS -- About a month ago, Rays hitting coach Chad Mottola told manager Kevin Cash that Yandy Díaz came into camp looking “the best he has looked that he can recall at this time of year.”
What happens in Spring Training often stays in Spring Training, but apparently that was
Martinez ready to put difficult spring stats behind him
ST. LOUIS -- Nick Martinez did a lot of things well this spring, quickly developing a relationship with manager Kevin Cash and pitching coach Kyle Snyder and immediately establishing himself as a popular, highly respected teammate.
But his performance in four Spring Training starts was not good, and he
Rays' faith in Jax unshaken despite rocky start to '26
ST. LOUIS -- The circumstances were different on Saturday afternoon at Busch Stadium, but the frustrating outcome was the same for Griffin Jax.
Two games into the season, Jax -- arguably the club’s top high-leverage reliever -- has inherited a pair of one-run leads in critical situations and given up both.
Caminero's key after breakout 2025? 'Just go be yourself'
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Rays' big sixth inning immediately undone in Opening Day loss to Cards
ST. LOUIS -- Sitting in the visitors’ dugout at Busch Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, watching the Rays work out ahead of their Opening Day matchup with the Cardinals, president of baseball operations Erik Neander acknowledged the preseason projections and prognostications that give Tampa Bay little to no chance to compete
After slew of late injuries, Rays set Opening Day roster
ST. LOUIS -- The Rays had plenty of plans in place as to how their Opening Day roster might shake out. Fortunately, they had plenty of backup plans, too.
After a relatively healthy Spring Training, a handful of late injuries forced Tampa Bay to adjust on the fly as the club
McClanahan survives scare during final live BP session
ST. LOUIS -- Shane McClanahan was nearing the end of his second and final simulated inning Wednesday afternoon at Busch Stadium, the final step in his journey back to the Rays’ rotation, when Ben Williamson stung a line drive straight up the middle.
The ball caromed off McClanahan’s backside, and the
One prospect to keep tabs on at Triple-A from each team
The Major Leaguers get to have their Opening Day fun on Wednesday and Thursday. Come Friday, it’ll be Triple-A ballplayers’ turn.
The International and Pacific Coast League regular seasons both begin on March 27 this year, meaning MLB hopefuls from coast to coast will take their first throws and hacks shortly
Today is Opening Day for all Triple-A teams! Here's everything to know
The Major League season kicked off Wednesday night, but for fans of prospects, the real fun begins today as Triple-A action returns with a full slate of games around the International and Pacific Coast Leagues.
Over a quarter of MLB's Top 100 prospects are starting the season at the
Rays top prospect Williams named starting SS; Pepiot headed to IL
NORTH PORT, Fla. -- The Rays reported to CoolToday Park on Tuesday morning for their Spring Training finale against the Braves with all of their Opening Day roster questions answered.
Some decisions were expected, like top prospect Carson Williams becoming the regular shortstop to begin the season.
Where every Top 100 prospect is expected to start the season
Kevin McGonigle (MLB No. 2), JJ Wetherholt (MLB No. 5) and Carson Benge (MLB No. 16) will open the 2026 season as Major Leaguers, along with 17 other members of MLB Pipeline's Top 100 Prospects list. Baseball's No. 1 prospect
Rays trade Woodford to Brewers for Minors RHP K.C. Hunt
MILWAUKEE – You didn’t think the Brewers would make it through Spring Training without adding pitching depth, did you?
A team always on the lookout for undervalued arms added an interesting one on the final day of exhibition play Tuesday, when the Brewers and Rays finalized a trade that sent right-handed