After a long winter, Opening Day is officially here for the Tampa Bay Rays, and they will be getting things started with a series on the road against the St.
The Rays Opening Day lineup for 2026 has been posted by manager Kevin Cash, and has some surprises compared to the expected starters for the season, in part because a left hander is on the mound in for -Rays first round pick Matthew Liberatore, who was traded to St.
Here. We. Go. Opening Day has arrived, and at long last, Tampa Bay baseball is back. While the realistic projections of the Rays being the weakest team in a loaded division aren’t exactly false, nothing can dampen the feeling Opening Day brings.
Opening Day is here for the Tampa Bay Rays, who will begin the 2026 MLB regular season on the road against the St. Louis Cardinals. Heading into the campaign, there are still a few question marks surrounding the team, namely, how good their offense will be.
Rays vs Cardinals: The Tampa Bay Rays begin their 2026 campaign with a three-game series on the road against the St. Louis Cardinals. The Opening Day contest gets underway at Busch Stadium on Thursday afternoon.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Tampa Bay Rays wrapped up spring training and are preparing for Opening Day against the St. Louis Cardinals. Over the last month, there was a lot of competition in camp at Port Charlotte.
The Tampa Bay Rays are getting set for the start of the season against the St. Louis Cardinals, and the hope is that the 2026 campaign will be a successful
The Tampa Bay Rays have officially finalized the 26-man roster for the 2026 season, including six players to the injured list. Here is your 2026 Rays for
The Rays added lefty reliever Cam Booser to their 40-man roster, the team announced. He will not break camp, as the club optioned him to Triple-A Durham.
Opening Day is here tomorrow and the bold predictions are flying in the Slack chat, so I’ve pulled together the hottest takes from masthead. Some are reasonable.
The Tampa Bay Rays are getting set for Opening Day on Thursday against the St. Louis Cardinals, and the team will be hoping for a strong start to the season. This winter, it was no surprise to see that the Rays were one of the most active teams in the league.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
Last week we took a look at the improved catching group compared to 2025. With the roster set, it’s a good time to zoom out and evaluate the offense as a whole.
With Opening Day for the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday against the St. Louis Cardinals, the team will be hoping to start a lengthy road trip to begin the season on a positive note. It has been a very busy offseason for the Rays, and they will be excited to get ready for the start of the season.
With Opening Day for the Tampa Bay Rays nearly here, the roster is now set for the team following a few decisions made on Tuesday. Since the season is getting ready to go this week, the Rays needed to make their decisions for what the final roster was going to be on Opening Day.
The Milwaukee Brewers acquired right-hander Jake Woodford from the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for a minor league pitcher and cash on Tuesday. Right-hander K.C.
Tampa Bay Rays starter Ryan Pepiot will begin the season on the injured list with right hip inflammation, manager Kevin Cash confirmed Tuesday. The 28-year-old right-hander had been scheduled to start Tuesday's spring finale against the Atlanta Braves.
The Brewers have acquired right-hander Jake Woodford from the Rays, reports Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. It had been reported by Marc Topkin of The Tampa Bay Times that Woodford had triggered the upward mobility clause in his minor league deal with Tampa.
The Tampa Bay Rays have decided where the team's top prospect, shortstop Carson Williams, will be playing to begin the 2026 season. Williams, MLB Pipeline's No.
The Tampa Bay Rays know that battling for a playoff spot in the AL East will be a difficult task. But now things have become even harder after Tampa Bay’s latest injury.
Listen, I know what the “experts” are saying. They look at the 2026 Tampa Bay Rays, see a few trades, look at the insanely tough AL East, and project a basement finish with around 76-78 wins.
Opening Day is just around the corner, and that means baseball games with results that matter. Not that Spring Training isn’t a blast, but these games count—no ties or cut-offs in the top of the 9th, no pitcher re-entries.
The Rays will be without Gavin Lux to begin the season. Marc Topkin of The Tampa Bay Times reports that Lux will begin the season on the 10-day injured list due to a right shoulder impingement.
The Tampa Bay Rays are already facing uncertainty as Gavin Lux battles a minor issue ahead of Opening Day, with the injury raising early concern for the lineup.
The Tampa Bay Rays had a tough 2025 season, finishing at 77-85. That record was only good for fourth place in a difficult American League East division and left the team without a postseason berth.