Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has reportedly been admitted into a mental health facility in the Dominican Republic. Franco, who was convicted in June of sexually abusing a minor, was admitted into a clinic on Tuesday for mental health issues, according to The Associated Press.
The Tampa Bay Rays are one of two Major League Baseball teams playing this season at a minor league park. Tampa Bay has had a rocky relationship with the city in recent months, as the club looks for a permanent home in the area.
He has been playing through hip discomfort for the past three years, president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos told the Atlanta Braves beat Monday.
To anyone wishing to be an avid baseball fan, please, I implore you, find an alternate course of action. Instead, why not go enjoy a Series of Unfortunate Events on Netflix or even the movie that came out in the early 2000’s.
The Tampa Bay Rays need to be concerned with a bullpen that was largely responsible for some of the most back-breaking losses this season. Rays fans can’t help but wonder if the bullpen didn’t help contribute to a measly 7-18 record in the month of July alone.
In the middle of July, Stu Sternberg agreed to a sale of the Rays to Jacksonville-based real estate developer Patrick Zalupski for around a $1.7 billion purchase price. Sternberg won’t immediately leave the organization completely, however.
The Tampa Bay Rays need both self-help and outside assistance to improve their flickering American League wild-card hopes. Might third baseman Junior Caminero also suggest some metaphorical decapitation?
The Tampa Bay Rays are competitive in the postseason race seemingly every season, but it looks like they're going to fall short this year. While that's disappointing, there are a lot of bright spots on the roster.
The Braves have claimed Alexis Diaz off waivers from the Dodgers, according to David O’Brien of The Athletic. Atlanta has space available on its 40-man roster, so no corresponding move is necessary to bring Diaz into the organization.
The Rays announced that right-hander Mason Englert has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to an impingement in his throwing shoulder. The placement is retroactive to September 4.
The Tampa Bay Rays have had a polarizing 2025 with many high and low points spanning the course of the season. From Junior Caminero hitting the 40-home run plateau to playing their home games at a neutral site in George M.
The Tampa Bay Rays are on the outside of the postseason looking in right now. They seem like long shots to make the postseason, but the fact that they're this close to competing for a World Series is a good sign.
Tampa Bay starter Ryan Pepiot dominated over five no-hit innings, and the Rays opened a crucial four-game home series by notching their season-best seventh straight win, 4-2, over the Guardians on Thursday night.
The Tampa Bay Rays are in the middle of a postseason push, albeit they don't have a great shot to make it. But their hopes were recently crushed a bit more.
The Tampa Bay Rays are attempting to extend their six-game win streak as they take on the Cleveland Guardians on Thursday evening. It’s been an impressive stretch for this club as they continue fighting for a potential spot in the postseason.
The Tampa Bay Rays entered the 2025 season with cautious optimism, but as September arrives, their postseason dreams are hanging by the thinnest of threads.
The Tampa Bay Rays let their actions speak for themselves at this summer’s trade deadline. They bought and sold while keeping the window for a postseason window open.
Tampa Bay's Junior Caminero drove in two runs in back-to-back four-run innings, Yandy Diaz went 5-for-5 and the Rays ran their winning streak to six in a sweep-claiming 9-4 thrashing of the visiting Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night.
When Tampa Bay Rays third baseman Junior Caminero hit his 40th home run of the season, he accomplished more than just achieve a significant personal milestone.
Entering Monday’s action with a 67-69 record, the Tampa Bay Rays have been a major disappointment this season. The club is never quite viewed as the favorites in the American League East, but they’re typically good for an annual surprise run to a playoff spot down the stretch.
Edwin Uceta has had one of the more interesting paths to major league dominance you will see. Once a well-regarded arm in the Dodgers’ farm, consistently ranking among their top 30 prospects, he then bounced between teams trying to find any sense of consistency.