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Rays, Manuel Margot working on $19 million, two-year extension

NORTH PORT, Fla. — The Rays and Manuel Margot were working Tuesday to finalize a contract extension that would keep the versatile veteran outfielder with the team for two more years and pay him $19 million.

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Climate change to rule Rays out of St. Pete waterfront stadium?

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Since the Tampa Bay Rays began their search for a site to build a new stadium more than a decade ago, sea level rise has changed where they can look, team president Brian Auld said Tuesday.

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MLB Regular-Season, Playoff and World Series Predictions

The Dodgers and Blue Jays are the favorites to win it all, but they aren’t the only teams with a shot at a ring.

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Rays confident in turning to Josh Lowe after trading Austin Meadows

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — The Rays feel they gained a lot in trading Austin Meadows to the Tigers on Monday night.

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Rays trade Austin Meadows to Tigers, open spot for Josh Lowe

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — The Rays traded outfielder Austin Meadows to the Tigers on Monday night.

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Tigers Acquire OF Austin Meadows, Trade SS Isaac Paredes in Deal With Rays

With Opening Day nearly here, Detroit made a significant addition to its lineup.

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Rays’ remaining decisions? To get some relief

NORTH PORT, Fla. — With a week until the season starts, the Rays are down to filling the final spots in their bullpen.

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No joking (well, a little), Corey Kluber will be a help to Rays’ staff

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — There are times, highly placed sources have confirmed under promise of anonymity, when Corey Kluber occasionally will laugh, joke around and even subtly mastermind some clubhouse pranks.

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Fantasy Baseball: Five Sleepers to Target If You Need Late-Round Pitchers

Based on their average draft position, these pitchers could offer sneaky-good value.

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From minors to opening-day starter in 12 months for Rays’ Shane McClanahan

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — By this time last year, the future was officially an afterthought.

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Twins take gamble, sign two-time All-Star Chris Archer for rotation

FORT MYERS, Fla. — The Twins hoped to fill the hole in their starting rotation with someone whose best days are still ahead. But with Opening Day rapidly approaching, they settled for a veteran trying to recapture those once-great days.

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Harold Ramirez looks like a good fit for Rays

PORT CHARLOTTE — Harold Ramirez joined the Rays’ squad Sunday morning definitely looking the part.

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Another spring, another rotation bid for the Braves’ Kyle Wright

NORTH PORT, Fla. — The springtime customs are underway. The weather takes a welcome turn. The flowers and optimism bloom. MLB teams report to Florida and Arizona. Kyle Wright begins competing for a rotation spot with the Braves.

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Rays’ Taylor Walls sides with DeSantis on transgender athlete issue

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — Rays infielder Taylor Walls said he wasn’t looking to become the center of a political controversy on social media — and seemingly at odds with his bosses — on Wednesday.

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John Romano: Elbow fixed and anxiety conquered, Rays’ Jalen Beeks is ready to pitch again

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — The journey rarely ends when you cross the finish line. Upon reaching the big leagues, the typical ballplayer is still growing. Learning. Adjusting.

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Two surgeries later, one-time top pick Brendan McKay is healthy again

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — At this point two years ago, Brendan McKay was a sensation. A two-way player who was the No. 2 prospect in the Rays farm system and the No. 14 prospect in the game, according to Baseball America’s rankings.

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Scary injury behind him, Cody Reed is happy to be back with Rays

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — In his last big league appearance, Cody Reed had little control and no answers.

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Freddie Freeman to the Rays? His Potential Tampa Teammates Say It’s Possible

Can this shallow-pocketed franchise really outbid the big spenders for the 2020 NL MVP?

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‘Built to win’ Rays take aim at showing it with a championship

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — The Rays are talking a lot these days about raising bars.

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Trading Austin Meadows may not be pleasant but could be ideal for Rays

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — So here’s the case against trading Austin Meadows:

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John Romano: By the way, this labor deal could make life harder for the Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Somewhere, I am certain, the proper mathematical formula exists to better explain the point of this column. For now, think of it this way:

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Rays’ Tyler Zombro enjoying ‘miraculous’ return to mound

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — Tyler Zombro had been thinking since last fall he would be recovered enough from the traumatic head injury he sustained in June to report to spring training.

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Rays’ Nick Anderson working out of a different kind of jam

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Nick Anderson is taking definite steps forward in his rehab from an October elbow procedure and toward a midseason return to the mound.

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Rays minor leaguer Tyler Zombro on track to return from traumatic incident

TAMPA, Fla. — Tyler Zombro doesn’t remember being hit by the line drive that fractured his skull on June 3.

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Rays working to move on from Montreal plan, seek new stadium solution

ORLANDO, Fla. — Rays officials still haven’t gotten any clarity from other major-league owners or top executives during their quarterly meetings about why the plan to split future seasons in Montreal was killed.

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