With Thanksgiving here for the Tampa Bay Rays, the fanbase and the franchise have plenty to be thankful for. As free agency and the offseason continue to move along, things have been relatively quiet for the most part.
The Tampa Bay Rays have been relatively busy this winter in terms of roster moves, but they have reportedly made a nice addition to their front office as well.
With the offseason rolling on for the Tampa Bay Rays, they recently saw a division rival get even better with a massive addition to their starting rotation. Coming into the winter, the Rays knew that their division was going to be active and trying to improve.
The Tampa Bay Rays made a bold decision when they traded third baseman Isaac Paredes to the Chicago Cubs ahead of the MLB trade deadline in 2024. He was named an All-Star that year and still had multiple seasons of team control.
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There are many interesting players who were left unprotected by other organizations following the recent Rule 5 roster deadline, and some of them look like they could fit in the bullpen if the Rays wanted to try their luck again after drafting two such prospects last offseason.
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The two parties have been discussing a senior adviser role that would see Hyde work with both the major league club and various minor league affiliates, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times adds.
One of the biggest needs that the Tampa Bay Rays had coming into the offseason was to upgrade their outfield. This team struggled to find consistent production from that positional group throughout 2025.
The offseason has started for the Tampa Bay Rays, and the team has begun to make some moves to improve their roster and fill some holes for 2026. Coming into the winter, the Rays knew that they were going to be a team that needed to make some improvements in order to keep pace in the American League East.
With the offseason starting to heat up, the Tampa Bay Rays might be getting into some competition for an ideal free agent with another team from their division. Even though it is very early in the winter and a lot can change, it is clear that the American League East is once again going to be one of the best divisions in baseball.
As free agency continues on, the Tampa Bay Rays recently made one of their first significant signings of the winter. Coming into the offseason, the Rays were a team to keep an eye on with new ownership coming in.
The Tampa Bay Rays knew what they were doing all along. They brought back Jake Fraley after letting him go, signing him to a one-year deal on Tuesday. Fraley, 30, has bounced around, and the Rays claimed him mere days after sending him packing.
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With the offseason starting up for the Tampa Bay Rays it has somewhat surprisingly been a quiet start to free agency. As the market starts to establish itself, the Rays will be seeking to see how things begin to shake out to see if they can make a signing or two.
While the offseason has been relatively quiet in free agency, there have been some major trades already that have shaken things up. For the Tampa Bay Rays, a recent move by a division rival is far from ideal. Coming into the winter, the Rays knew that their division was going to be aggressive in trying to make improvements.
Notoriously, the Tampa Bay Rays have done a great job of developing young pitching talent, sometimes taking on players who didn’t pan out with previous franchises and turning them into useful pieces on the Major League roster.
With the offseason underway, there haven’t been too many splashes just yet in free agency, and the Tampa Bay Rays are seeking ways to improve as the dust
The Tampa Bay Rays have been incredibly busy recently, churning out their roster, leaving no stone unturned when it comes to finding talent for their organization.
The Tampa Bay Rays are one of a handful of MLB teams that recently changed ownership. Each of the clubs had varying circumstances, but those teams seem to be improving at varying degrees.
Well, it was an interesting year for the Tampa Bay Rays in 2025. Generally shielded from the elements in Florida, the Rays played all of last season in Steinbrenner Field.
The Tampa Bay Rays came into the MLB offseason with a full plate of tasks when it came to their roster. There wasn’t a team in baseball that had as many arbitration-eligible players as the Rays.
The Tampa Bay Rays finished the season with a losing record for the second straight year. Despite the disappointing end, Tampa Bay saw a new player emerge as the face of the franchise: third baseman Junior Caminero.
It feels like the early off-season rumors surrounding the Tampa Bay Rays are centered on whom they will trade. What about whom will they add? The Rays could use more certainty in the starting rotation after the top three guys.
After three straight seasons of 20-plus saves for the Tampa Bay Rays, a team notorious for using multiple pitchers in the role, Pete Fairbanks had his $11 million option declined and is now a free agent.