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Rays beat Yankees, cut AL East lead to 5 games

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays did what they could Friday afternoon to tamp down expectations and defuse the hype over the weekend series with the struggling Yankees. Almost to a man, they insisted they were focused only on winning Friday’s game and not the rapidly shrinking margin between them…

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Anthony Rizzo seeing back specialist, could miss Yankees-Rays series

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Anthony Rizzo did not make the trip from California to Tampa. The Yankees first baseman stayed on the West Coast to see a back specialist and could miss the series against the Rays, Yankees manager Aaron Boone told the Michael Kay Show Thursday. Rizzo has missed…

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For fourth time in seven games, Marlins lose an extra-inning game, this time to the Rays

MIAMI — For the fourth time in the past seven games, the Miami Marlins played a game that went into extra innings.

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Rays place Brandon Lowe, Shane McClanahan on injured list

MIAMI — The Rays will head into September without two of their most impactful players, as second baseman Brandon Lowe and ace pitcher Shane McClanahan were placed on the injured list Wednesday.

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Cameras caught Shane McClanahan in an extremely emotional moment when he realized he hurt his shoulder and couldn’t start

Get well soon, Shane McClanahan.

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Jose Siri steps up, Shawn Armstrong steps in as Rays beat Marlins

MIAMI — Jose Siri had himself quite a night in Tuesday’s 7-2 win over the Marlins.

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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.

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Isaac Paredes leads hit parade as Rays blast Red Sox

BOSTON — When the Rays acquired Isaac Paredes at end of spring training, they saw him as a young infielder with a promising offensive profile likely to be of some help in the future.

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Rich Hill delivers vintage performance, tosses seven shutout innings as Red Sox top Rays

BOSTON — Rich Hill was almost emotionless as he walked off the mound, having just recorded another strikeout to end the seventh inning. A standing ovation surrounded him at Fenway Park, high-fives and hugs awaited him in the dugout.

Boston Herald

How injuries have impacted the White Sox and Cubs in 2022

The Cubs’ players have missed more games, but few teams have felt the pain of injuries as much as the Sox in 2022.

Chicago Sun-Times

Xander Bogaerts hits three-run homer as Red Sox survive against Rays to snap losing streak

BOSTON — Xander Bogaerts took one look at the ball he had just pulverized to left, made one step out of the batter’s box and then with one hand, slammed his bat into the ground.

Boston Herald

Rays sign Tyler Glasnow to extension through 2024 season

BOSTON — The Rays have signed right-hander Tyler Glasnow to a contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2024 season at a team-record $25 million salary.

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Manuel Margot leads the way as Rays win sixth straight

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Manager Kevin Cash was talking before Thursday’s matinee game about how much better the Rays lineup has been with the addition of David Peralta and the return of injured Manuel Margot and Harold Ramirez.

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Rays rally in 11th inning to beat Angels

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays made some mistakes that extended Wednesday’s game against the Angels into the 11th inning.

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Rays’ Wander Franco feels ‘super good,’ expects to resume rehab soon

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Rays shortstop Wander Franco said Wednesday his surgically repaired right hand is feeling better. He expects to resume his rehab assignment soon but didn’t have a specific date.

Sports Illustrated

Good Riddance, Arte Moreno. Thanks for Wasting Trout and Ohtani

His ownership is defined by mismanagement and utter disappointment. His exit can’t come soon enough.

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Rolling Rays blast Angels, move to a season-high 12 games over .500

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays are still waiting to get back a few more big pieces from the injured list, such as shortstop Wander Franco, high-leverage reliever JP Feyereisen and, maybe, star pitcher Tyler Glasnow.

The Orange County Register

Angels’ hitters continue to struggle in 2-1 loss to Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — For the past three months, the Angels’ hitters have ranged from cold to frozen solid, with only a few brief moments of productivity.

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MLB Power Rankings: Deep Bullpens Keep Astros and Mariners Competitive

Houston and Seattle have reliable starters that give them an edge in close games, plus boast rosters with Cy Young candidates and stars like Julio Rodríguez.

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Harold Ramirez’s 3 hits lift Rays past Royals in series finale

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Before joining the injured list with a broken right thumb, Harold Ramirez had recorded hits in nine of 11 games. That propelled his batting average to .329, and it made his earlier-than-expected return to the lineup a welcomed addition for the Rays.

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Fired Angels manager Joe Maddon having a blast, and blasting how some teams are run

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Joe Maddon is managing just fine in his first summer without pro baseball in 47 years.

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Drew Rasmussen sharp again as Rays beat Royals, 5-2

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Drew Rasmussen wasn’t going to threaten perfection for a second straight start, as he walked Kansas City catcher MJ Melendez to open Saturday’s game at Tropicana Field.

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Rays lose to Royals in 10 innings, 3-2

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Rays lefty Shane McClanahan and Royals right-hander Brady Singer did their part to make Friday’s matchup of two of the game’s top young starters — as well as a USF Bull against a Florida Gator — match the hype.

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Luis Patino, Yandy Diaz deliver for sleep-deprived Rays in win vs. Royals

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays returned Thursday to Tropicana Field deprived of shuteye and a series sweep of the Yankees. The bullpen taxed and the everyday players bleary-eyed, they needed a collective jolt.

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Josh Donaldson’s walk-off grand slam in 10th saves the day as Yankees earn improbable win over Rays, 8-7

NEW YORK — Josh Donaldson needed it. Aroldis Chapman and the Yankees needed it more. The struggling veteran infielder hammered a fastball with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the Yankees an 8-7 win over the Rays at Yankee Stadium.

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