
Tom Brew
Writer and Publisher at All Titans
Writer and Publisher at Indiana Hoosiers on SI
President & Editor at Hilltop30 Publishers
Award-winning "On SI'' writer/publisher since 2019 for Indiana and 6 other NBA/MLB/NCAA sites. Author of 4 books, publisher of 18 others.
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si.com | Tom Brew
BALTIMORE, Md. — A slow-pitch softball game broke out at Camden Yards Friday night between the Tampa Bay Rays and Baltimore Orioles. There were 31 hits, seven home runs and 11 pitchers used in the Orioles' 22-8 slugfest victory, the highest-scoring game Rays game of the year. All that was missing for that slow-pitch vibe was the keg of beer in the dugout. That might have come in handy for the Rays. Blowing a six-run lead was tough, as was losing the type of game they don't usually play.
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1 day ago |
si.com | Tom Brew
BALTIMORE, Md. — Tampa Bay's dominating pitching staff has rolled into Baltimore for a three-game series starting Friday night, and that's got to be a scary thought for the Orioles hitters, who suddenly can't do anything right. Since last seeing the Rays eight days ago in Tampa — where the two teams split a four-game series — the Orioles have been no-hit through six innings three times, including each of the last two games in home losses to Texas.
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yardbarker.com | Tom Brew
BALTIMORE, Md. — We're halfway home through the Tampa Bay Rays' 2025 season, and I'll say the same thing today that I do at this time every year. That went way too fast!It's three months into the season and the Rays have completed 81 or 162 games. That's 81 down, and 81 to go. The Rays, the hottest team in baseball since May 20, are 46-35 and are just a half-game behind the New York Yankees in the American League East race.
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1 day ago |
si.com | Tom Brew
BALTIMORE, Md. — We're halfway home through the Tampa Bay Rays' 2025 season, and I'll say the same thing today that I do at this time every year. That went way too fast!It's three months into the season and the Rays have completed 81 or 162 games. That's 81 down, and 81 to go. The Rays, the hottest team in baseball since May 20, are 46-35 and are just a half-game behind the New York Yankees in the American League East race.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Tom Brew
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Now that was impressive. We're often spoiled by the quality of Tampa Bay's pitching staff, but they hit a real high note on Thursday afternoon in Kansas City. Shane Baz was brilliant, pitching eight scoreless innings and retiring 19 batters in a row in one stretch in the Rays' 4-0 victory. It was their second shutout in less than 24 hours, and they allowed only one run during the three-game series.
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