The Tampa Bay Rays have been very busy this offseason, reshaping their roster after a disappointing 2025 campaign in which they won only 77 games. There were a few areas of the roster that needed to be addressed, with outfield being arguably the No.
The Tampa Bay Rays have been very busy this winter, including making a couple of nice additions in free agency. However, they missed out on a player who would have been a great fit. It has been an interesting offseason for the Rays, who continue to try to balance between a franchise looking to contend and one that is building for the future.
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.
It has, without a doubt, been a busy offseason for the Tampa Bay Rays. Recently, they pulled off yet another trade to help shape the roster for 2026. Coming into the winter, the Rays were a team that was expected to be active, and they haven’t disappointed.
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.
The Tampa Bay Rays have been active in recent days, making some moves and reshaping their roster. Multiple trades have been made in the last week, which have led to transactions needing to be made with their 40-man roster to make room for arrivals.
The Mets claimed infielder Tsung-Che Cheng off waivers from the Rays, per announcements from both clubs. Tampa Bay designated Cheng for assignment last week.
The Marlins have claimed right-hander Osvaldo Bido off waivers from the Rays, reports Daniel Alvarez Montes of El Extra Base. Tampa Bay designated Bido for assignment last week.
The Tampa Bay Rays have been a very busy team this offseason, but whether or not they are going to be able to compete in the American League East has yet to be determined. So far this winter, the Rays have made moves that will both help and hurt them in 2026.
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.
Waking up to the news that the Rays traded Josh Lowe was bittersweet. The first thing I wrote for DRaysBay was how excited I was about Josh Lowe heading into the 2023 season.
Amidst all the craziness from the Kyle Tucker news, another Los Angeles team added an outfielder on January 15. The Angels acquired outfielder Josh Lowe as part of a three-team deal.
Tampa Bay Rays fans are patiently awaiting when they will get to see their favorite players back on the field. Spring training is right around the corner, with pitchers and catchers reporting in about a month.
The Tampa Bay Rays have been pretty busy this offseason, making a number of moves to shake their roster up not only for 2026, but with an eye toward improving in the future.
The Tampa Bay Rays are coming off a down year in 2025, having posted a second straight losing season and hoping to make noise in 2026. Even finishing with 81 wins could be difficult with a loaded AL East that keeps making improvements.
Tampa Bay Rays fans have to be a little frustrated with how the offseason normally goes for their franchise. Unable to spend as much money as their peers, they watch the rest of the American League East spend major dollars every winter in free agency.
With the start of spring training coming up around the corner for the Tampa Bay Rays, the team is still putting the final touches on what the roster is
It has been a busy winter so far for the Tampa Bay Rays, but the direction of the team still remains a bit of an unknown. Coming into the winter, the Rays figured to be a team that was going to be looking to compete in 2026.
The Rays announced their full coaching staff on Tuesday, tabbing Will Bradley as an assistant hitting coach to round out the group. He had spent the 2025 season as a minor league hitting coordinator.
Despite having a few holes on their roster to still address, the Tampa Bay Rays look like they are done doing their heavy lifting for this offseason. They
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.
The Tampa Bay Rays are attempting to balance the present and future with regard to their roster. The three-team trade that sent franchise stalwart Brandon Lowe to the Steel City brought in a pair of talents.
Thanks to a strong pipeline of prospects, the Tampa Bay Rays have remained a perennial power in the Majors despite a low player payroll. Even though some notable players hit walls this past year, other notables hit new heights during the 2025 Minor League season.