The Tampa Bay Rays are getting set for pitchers and catchers to report soon, and the team will be optimistic about the young core they are developing. Fortunately, that core is led by a budding superstar. It has been a busy offseason for the Rays this winter, with the team seeking to snap a two-year playoff drought.
With spring training coming up, the Tampa Bay Rays’ roster is starting to take shape, and the team will be hopeful for a successful season. It has been a very busy winter for the Rays, and the franchise has seen a lot of changes over the last couple of months.
There was a time in the not-so-distant past that Tampa Bay shuffled through closers every season. Manager Kevin Cash took over in 2015. Over the next eight seasons, the club had seven different saves leaders.
At a monetary disadvantage compared to most teams in the MLB, the Tampa Bay Rays have to get creative when finding talent for their roster. They have never been big players in free agency, which puts a lot of pressure on their scouting and development departments to unearth talented players.
As the offseason comes to a close for the Tampa Bay Rays, the team is taking shape for the 2026 campaign. It has been a very busy offseason for the Rays, and the team has been reshaped quite a bit.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Tampa Bay Rays are getting closer to the start of the season, and there are still some areas that could make sense for the team to try to upgrade. As the Rays try to balance being able to contend and build for the future at the same time, there have been a plethora of moves made by the franchise so far.
As the start of the 2026 campaign gets closer, the Tampa Bay Rays are trying to balance being competitive this season while also thinking about the future.
The Tampa Bay Rays have been a very busy team this offseason, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t have a couple of areas to try to improve still. It has been no surprise to see the Rays as one of the more active teams this winter.
With the Washington Nationals recently trading away their star pitcher MacKenzie Gore, another one of their players could be on the market. Should the Tampa Bay Rays pursue a talented young outfielder from them?
It has been a very busy offseason for the Tampa Bay Rays, and this roster looks a lot different from the one it had in 2025. However, there are still a
With the Tampa Bay Rays' offseason coming to a close soon, the team is starting to take shape for 2026. It has been an interesting and busy winter so far for the Rays.
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The history of the Tampa Bay Rays franchise has been synonymous with the inability to find and build a stadium. Former owner Stuart Sternberg repeatedly flirted with various long-term stadium proposals, including one in Canada.
There may not be a team in baseball that is as set at first base as the Tampa Bay Rays look to be. They have a dynamic hitting duo at the Major League level with Jonathan Aranda and Yandy Diaz.
With the offseason starting to come to a close, the Tampa Bay Rays are likely going to be done making any major moves at this point. If that ends up being the case, there are some concerns for the team. It has been a very busy winter for the Rays so far.
When new owners stepped in to purchase the Rays, one of the lingering questions was how intwined those new owners would make their businesses with the Tampa Bay Rays.
Tropicana Field’s indefinite shutdown cast serious doubt on the Tampa Bay Rays’ long-term survival after the damage from Hurricane Milton. As a result, the Rays played their home games at Steinbrenner Field last year, the spring training facility of the New York Yankees.
While the Tampa Bay Rays have had a very busy offseason, so has the rest of the American League East. Recently, one of the top competitors in the division
As the Tampa Bay Rays get set for the start of the 2026 season, they are trying to find the balance between being competitive this season and also keeping an eye toward the future. So far this winter, the moves made by the Rays have reflected that mindset for the team.
If the Tampa Bay Rays are going to become contenders in the American League East any time soon, they are going to have to develop the young players in their organization to the best of their abilities.
The Tampa Bay Rays have added and subtracted players this winter. They haven’t been as busy in the infield compared to the outfield. While the outfield has seen an enormous amount of fluctuation, the infield has been relatively quiet, except for one major move.
The catching position has long been a weak link in Tampa Bay, and the Rays at least considered making a big move to solidify the position this winter. The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reports that Tampa showed some interest in signing J.T.
Tampa Bay Rays fans are finally getting a glimpse at the painting which depicts the 2026 roster. The group pales in comparison to some of the star-studded lineups around baseball, but things could still break favorably and look better than some of the lineups the Rays have rolled out in recent years.
The Rays swapped Josh Lowe for Gavin Lux as part of last night’s three-team trade. President of baseball operations Erik Neander discussed the move with Marc Topkin of The Tampa Bay Times after it was finalized this morning.
Over the past few draft classes, the Tampa Bay Rays have been obsessed with high school talent. Since 2020, seven of the Rays’ last nine first-round picks have all been picked out of high school, and this model has repeatedly served them very well.