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Here’s Why All MLB Execs Dress the Same

From a distance, it can be difficult to distinguish one baseball front office executive from another, but that may be for a reason.

Sports Illustrated · Nov 29, 2023

Bill Madden: Making sense of the Rays' hot start to the season

NEW YORK — “You’re never as good as everyone tells you when you win, and you’re never as bad as they say when you lose”

Tribune News Service · Apr 16, 2023

John Romano: The Rays have a goofy dress code and a historic winning streak

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Whadda ya say now, America?

Tribune News Service · Apr 14, 2023

So, about that big bat the Rays were looking for ...

The Rays caught your attention a few months ago, openly acknowledging what seemed obvious to outsiders, that they were looking for a hitter to bolster their offense.

Tribune News Service · Jan 23, 2023

Broken heart mended as Zach Eflin finally joins Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Zach Eflin had hoped for a long time to be a Ray.

Tribune News Service · Dec 13, 2022

John Romano: Once again, the Rays are left contemplating the secrets of the postseason

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays deserve your love. If not your love, at least your respect.

Tribune News Service · Oct 12, 2022

Rays’ primary challenge for 2023: Getting more offensive

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Rays baseball operations president Erik Neander and manager Kevin Cash talked a lot about balance during Tuesday’s season wrap-up media session.

Tribune News Service · Oct 11, 2022

Did Rays get what they deserved against Guardians?

CLEVELAND — So much for “Tanking for Tito.” Maybe the Rays should have been “Triumphing for Toronto,” instead.

Tribune News Service · Oct 9, 2022

Secret sauce to Rays’ success? A culture club

CLEVELAND — Catcher Christian Bethancourt didn’t need long after his trade from Oakland in early July to get a sense of why the Rays have been so successful, making the playoffs for a fourth straight season.

Tribune News Service · Oct 6, 2022

John Romano: What does a $25 million salary say about the Rays? They’re feeling frisky.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Let’s talk about money. Specifically, let’s have a conversation about the $25 million the Rays just agreed to pay Tyler Glasnow to pitch one season of baseball in 2024.

Tribune News Service · Aug 30, 2022