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Rays 2, Brewers 4: Don’t call it a comeback

3 days ago | draysbay.com | Ashley MacLennan

Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images Despite a little weather (who ever thought we would see the day that weather delays would happen in Tampa!? I miss you, sweet, sweet Dome.) When the game finally did get underway about an hour after its originally scheduled start time, it was Drew Rasmussen on the mound for the Rays up against Chad Patrcik for the Brewers. The Brewers went 1-2-3 to start the first inning.
GDT: Are we sure they’re not from Chicago?

3 days ago | draysbay.com | Daniel Russell

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GDT: Are we sure this isn’t Tampa?

4 days ago | draysbay.com | Daniel Russell

Check out this waterfront downtown built around a river, anchored by an art museum, great water front, and various breweries. That sounds familiar!
GDT: A bunch of tools

5 days ago | draysbay.com | Daniel Russell

Batter up, because it’s time to drill into some serious excitement! When it comes to watching a Rays game, we’re all hammering down our schedules to make room. We’ve screwed the chores, nailed our snacks, and wrenched ourselves free from work—because this matchup is going to measure up to our expectations. Tampa Bay’s players have the tools to be cutting through the lineup like a new Milwaukee M18 Fuel saw through plywood.
Series Preview: Tampa Bay Rays vs Milwaukee Brewers

5 days ago | draysbay.com | Adam Sanford

Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images The Tampa Bay Rays just cannot figure out how to win at George Steinbrenner Field. After taking two of three from the Yankees in New York over the weekend, the Rays came home and were promptly swept in three games by the Philadelphia Phillies. The three consecutive losses have put the Rays five games under .500 with a 16-21 record and are now five games back of the New York Yankees for the division lead.
Player of the Series: Yandy Diaz

5 days ago | draysbay.com | Adam Sanford

Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images In a series full of lows, one player provided the Rays with plenty of spark and that’s their veteran slugger, Yandy Diaz. During Tuesday’s game, Diaz provided the bulk of the offense against Zack Wheeler as he launched his 5th home run of the season to pull the Rays within one of the Phillies; they’d go on to lose the game, 8-4, after a bullpen implosion late in the game. The following night, Diaz collected a hit in four trips to the plate.
GDT: Pepiot has had a nice little run

6 days ago | draysbay.com | Brett Phillips

GDT: Pepiot has had a nice little run If he becomes a solid #3 starter we’ve made out like bandits Share this story Share All sharing options for: GDT: Pepiot has had a nice little run
GDT: Wish the Rays had a pitcher like Christopher Sanchez

1 week ago | draysbay.com | Brett Phillips

GDT: Wish the Rays had a pitcher like Christopher Sanchez ...traded??? For who??? Share this story Share All sharing options for: GDT: Wish the Rays had a pitcher like Christopher Sanchez
Series Preview: Tampa Bay Rays vs Philadelphia Phillies

1 week ago | draysbay.com | Adam Sanford

Jonathan Dyer-Imagn Images The Tampa Bay Rays snapped out of a four game losing streak and took two out of three against the New York Yankees over the weekend. Entering play on Tuesday, the Rays are now 16-18, sitting in third place in the AL East and are 2.5 games back of the Yankees for the division lead. The Philadelphia Phillies come into town with a record of 19-15, having won their past three series and are 3 games back of the Mets for the lead in the NL East.
Player of the Series: Taylor Walls

1 week ago | draysbay.com | Adam Sanford

Photo by Ryan Levy/MLB Photos via Getty Images It’s only May, but it seemed like the Tampa Bay Rays had to win this series against the New York Yankees in order to keep their season hopes alive. After a crushing 3-0 defeat on Friday, it seemed like those hopes were dashed. However, thanks to our Player of the Series, the Rays were able to overcome the Yankees for the final two games of the series. Taylor Walls proved to be an essential part of the Rays victories on Saturday and Sunday.