The list of suitors for free agent reliever Pete Fairbanks continues to grow. Scott Merkin of MLB.com reports that the White Sox are interested in the veteran right-hander.
With the winter meetings underway, the Tampa Bay Rays will be a very busy team trying to figure out how to help create the optimal roster heading into the season. It has already been an interesting offseason, as expected, for the Rays.
With the winter meetings underway in Orlando, Florida, the Tampa Bay Rays are going to be a very busy team. Coming into the winter, the Rays were a team that was expected to be a busy one.
It’s been just over a month since the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays in the World Series, officially kicking what has thus far been an eventful offseason for the Tampa Bay Rays.
With the winter meetings starting up, the Tampa Bay Rays are focused on making some improvements, and one spot in particular could be a place they target. Just before the winter meetings started, the Rays began to make some upgrades for their team in areas of need.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
With the winter meetings getting underway, the Tampa Bay Rays have a couple of needs that they would like to address. Coming into the offseason, the Rays were certainly a team to watch for a number of reasons.
The Tampa Bay Rays watched their American League East rivals get off to aggressive starts this offseason in free agency. A gap already exists between them and their divisional foes when it comes to spending power.
The Tampa Bay Rays are known to be looking to add some veteran depth to their rotation, and such former Tampa players as Zach Eflin and Adrian Houser are known to be on the team’s radar.
With the winter meetings starting on Sunday in Orlando, the Tampa Bay Rays will be seeking to continue to improve their team heading into 2026. So far this offseason, the Rays have already started to make some moves to fill areas of need.
The Tampa Bay Rays have been busy this offseason, looking to upgrade a roster that was in need of reinforcements if they want to get back into the playoff picture in the American League.
With the winter meetings starting on Sunday, the Tampa Bay Rays have several questions that need to be answered sooner rather than later. Coming into the offseason, this was a team that was hoping to improve and get back into contention in what is going to be a really challenging American League East.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
With the winter meetings set to start on Sunday in Florida, the Tampa Bay Rays will be seeking some improvements for their team. Despite finishing the campaign eight games under .500, the Rays showed some promising things in 2025.
With the winter meetings coming up for the Tampa Bay Rays, the hot stove is starting to heat up, and rumors are beginning to fly. As executives head to Florida for the winter meetings, things generally start to move both in free agency and on the trade market at this time.
The Tampa Bay Rays are heading into the winter looking to make some improvements to keep up in the challenging American League East. So far this offseason, the Rays have seen their division get better and better, while Tampa Bay is likely to keep their payroll about the same.
With the winter meetings just days away, the Tampa Bay Rays are going to be very busy figuring out what’s next for the franchise. So far this offseason, the Rays have been relatively active, especially of late, with a couple of moves.
The Tampa Bay Rays made a move this week that came out of left field. Very few MLB insiders had them linked to a former All-Star and longtime member of the Baltimore Orioles.
The Tampa Bay Rays have several players who have been mentioned prominently on the trade market this offseason. Despite being in desperate need of offensive upgrades, multiple positional players are thought to be available.
The Rays are weighing their 2026 shortstop options: Taylor Walls, Carson Williams, or an external stopgap to buy Williams more development time. I don’t think an outside addition is necessary.
The Tampa Bay Rays will be heading into the winter meetings as a team to watch with a few needs and potentially some players to trade as well. Coming into the offseason, the Rays figured to be a team that was going to try to make some moves to both add to the roster, while also moving a veteran or two.
With the winter meetings just days away, the Tampa Bay Rays are going to be very busy trying to find ways to improve their roster. Coming into the offseason, there were a number of needs for the Rays to try to address.
The Tampa Bay Rays have already addressed one of their weaknesses this offseason, signing veteran outfielder Cedric Mullins to a one-year deal. He is expected to take over as the team’s starting center fielder, providing a potential boost to the lineup.
After finishing fourth in the American League East for the second straight season, the Tampa Bay Rays (77-85) needed to rethink their strategy if they were to compete with the rest of the AL East.
The Tampa Bay Rays aren’t known for making big, splashy multi-year signings or handing out checks with plenty of zeros to superstar players. That might have to change in the near future with their new stud third baseman, Junior Caminero.
The Tampa Bay Rays need their front office to continue making shrewd moves at the major and minor league levels. Rays fans had grown accustomed to winning seasons.