It has been a great run of late for the Tampa Bay Rays. Now, with the best record in the American League, they are striving to accomplish some special things. Following a perfect 9-0 run on their West Coast trip, the Rays have come back home for a series with the Baltimore Orioles.
The Rays announced that right-hander Joe Boyle has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a right elbow strain. The placement is retroactive to April 10. Right-hander Jesse Scholtens was called up from Triple-A to take Boyle’s spot on the 26-man roster.
Through four innings, this was an enjoyable game. Joe Boyle and Colin Rea took two different approaches attacking hitters as each limited the other side to just one run.
The Tampa Bay Rays have done a great job developing pitchers in recent years, which is what made the arm talent of Joe Boyle so exciting. He has all of the tools to become a dominant starting pitcher, but there were some things he had to work on.
The Rays will be looking to replace Shane Baz’s production in the rotation, and I think the Rays should look in-house and give Joe Boyle an extended run.
The Blue Jays announced Monday that left-handed reliever Ryan Borucki has been designated for assignment. His spot on the roster will go to top prospect Trey Yesavage, whose previously reported promotion to the major league roster is now official.
Right-handed pitcher Joe Boyle was called up from Triple-A Durham by the Tampa Bay Rays and will make the start against the visiting Toronto Blue Jays Monday night.
The Tampa Bay Rays optioned Joe Boyle to Triple-A Durham on Friday. They recalled swingman Brian Van Belle in a corresponding move, setting the 28-year-old up to make his MLB debut.
TAMPA, Fla. — First it was Taj Bradley, and then it was Shane Baz. Now it's promising young right-hander Joe Boyle who can't get anyone out. Tampa Bay Rays' starting pitching, a strength of this franchise for nearly two decades, is suddenly a mess.
The Rays are wrapping up their 12-game road trip in San Francisco, California. On the mound for Tampa Bay is 6’8” right-hander Joe Boyle, who looks to rebound after a short and tough outing in Seattle last weekend.
On a night honoring an all time great that nobody will forget, the Rays continued a season that we are all desperate to see end. I’ll admit it, I’ll eat my crow: I thought this year would be significantly better than this.
NEW YORK — Joe Boyle's first start in the Tampa Bay rotation started out with such promise. The Rays grabbed an early three-run lead, but them it all imploded — and fast.
NEW YORK — We've talked all year about the Tampa Bay Rays riding their five-man rotation all season. Well, in the final days of July, things are finally changing.
TAMPA, Fla. — Each appearance by Tampa Bay Rays right-hander Joe Boyle is accompanied by a forward-facing mentality and the question of how he will respond the next time he is called upon.
Five no-hit innings from a spot-starter is a nice surprise Joe Boyle might just have the nastiest arsenal in all of baseball. A ridiculous fastball that ranks among the league’s best with secondary pitches that are among the top of the charts in movement and velocity.
On Saturday, the Tampa Bay Rays traded left-handed pitcher Jeffrey Springs to the Athletics for a package highlighted by pitching prospect Joe Boyle. The 25-year-old Missouri native made his major league debut in 2023 and has 16 games of experience under his belt at the major league-level.
Oakland A's right-hander Joe Boyle made his second rehab start with the Triple-A Las Vegas Aviators on Wednesday night, and this one went a whole lot better than the first one.
The 24-year-old won a spot in the season-opening rotation, but has had a rough beginning to the 2024 campaign. He has only tallied 27 2/3 innings over seven starts.
Joe Boyle overcame a wild start to throw five innings of one-hit ball as the Oakland Athletics opened a 10-game homestand with a 5-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night.
RHP Joe Boyle is set to open the season in the Oakland rotation. The 24-year-old was a fifth-round pick by the Reds in the 2020 draft and made his big-league debut with the A’s back in September.
Coming into camp, right-hander Joe Boyle was one of the players in contention for the fifth spot in the Oakland A's rotation. When Luis Medina went down due to a right knee sprain, the competition seemed to be over after Boyle got off to a hot start this spring.
Luis Medina has been in competition for a spot in the Oakland A's starting rotation this spring, but after leaving the game with what the team is calling
The A's acquired Joe Boyle at the 2023 Trade Deadline in exchange for Sam Moll. At the time of the deal, Boyle was walking 19.4% of the batters he faced in Double-A in the Cincinnati Reds system.