Every starter got at least one hit, and Kelly Johnson launched a three-run homer in the 12-10 victory over the Orioles on Friday night. Jeremy Hellickson picked up his second win of the season despite a big O's rally.More» Johnson smacks a three-run homer in the third
On Saturday afternoon, Jair Jurrjens will get a chance to show that he belongs back in the Major Leagues for the Orioles. Roberto Hernandez toes the rubber for the Rays.More» Hernandez goes six strong frames in win
Fernando Rodney blew the save Thursday night against the Red Sox, prompting Joe Maddon to note that the command of the Rays closer has been "off just a little bit."More» Rodney strikes out Drew to earn the save
Evan Longoria entered Friday night's game against the Orioles having reached base safely via a hit, walk, or hit-by-pitch in a Major League-high 39 games this season.More» Rays walk off on Longo's two-out homer
Fernando Rodney needed just one strike to escape the mess he'd created for himself in the ninth Thursday night. He didn't get it, and the Rays saw a two-run ninth-inning lead evaporate in one swing of Will Middlebrooks' bat as the Red Sox took a 4-3 victory in the rubber game of the series at Tropicana Field.More» Cobb strikes out six over 6 1/3 frames
First the bad news: David Price went on the 15-day disabled list Thursday with a left triceps strain. Fortunately for the Rays and the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner, the forecast is good for his return.More» Price leaves the game with an apparent injury
The Rays know David Price won't be making his scheduled start Monday in Toronto, but they're not quite sure who's going to be filling in for their injured Cy Young Award winner. But they've narrowed it down to four candidates.More» Archer tops Red Sox for first career victory
Alex Torres was sitting around watching TV around midnight Wednesday. He and his Triple-A Durham roommate, Alex Colome, had seen on Twitter that the Rays were going to need another pitcher in the wake of David Price's injury, and they knew it very well could be one of them. The Rays opted to call up Torres on Thursday.More» Torres hurls five shutout innings for the win
Following Thursday night's game against the Red Sox, the Rays will leave for a six-game road trip to Baltimore and Toronto. The trip will be the team's second themed road trip of the season. This time around, Rays players will wear camouflage.More»Maddon on comeback win vs. Padres, series finale
The Tampa Bay Rays Way has gone slightly astray here in 2013. The club's time-tested formula of cycling through one quality homegrown pitcher after another has hit a bit of a snag thus far this year, and now an injury to David Price has the potential to throw it completely out of whack.More» Price talks about his left triceps strain
The Rays lost their ace in the third inning and saw their six-game winning streak snapped in a 9-2 loss to the Red Sox on Wednesday night at Tropicana Field.More» Jennings triples to score one in the third
David Price left Wednesday night's 9-2 loss to the Red Sox after 57 pitches with a left triceps strain, but the Rays won't know until Thursday the extent of the injury or how long it will sideline the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner.More» Price leaves the game with an apparent injury
A big piece of the bullpen's recent improvement has been the fact Rays manager Joe Maddon has finally been able to use Joel Peralta and Fernando Rodney the way they were intended to be used, in the eighth and ninth innings, respectively.More» Rodney strikes out Drew to earn the save
Since Josh Lueke's recall from Triple-A Durham on Friday, he has made two scoreless appearances. Each time, the right-hander has come into the game with runners on base and stranded all three.More» Lueke gets a big out in the seventh
On a Tuesday night that saw Matt Moore notch his American League-leading seventh win, few could dispute the fact that the pendulum is finally swinging in the Rays' direction after Matt Joyce's Roman-candle single proved to be the difference in a 5-3 win over the Red Sox.More» Joyce plates two runs with single in fourth
After seeing a steady parade of acts -- from a disc jockey, magician, penguin and cockatoo -- in the Rays' clubhouse, a band known as Sol Caribe played merengue music and plantains hung above the lockers prior to Tuesday's game.More»Latino band entertains Rays in Tropicana clubhouse
David Price underwent an allergy test Tuesday morning and received nasal spray and eye drops, which he hopes will clear up his blurry vision and help the rashes he's been dealing with since early January.More» Price strikes out nine over seven innings
The Rays are 7-0 in games Matt Moore started, and the left-hander attributes much of his development and success to the foundation Tampa Bay gave him after signing him out of high school,More» Moore holds Toronto to two runs over five
Rays third baseman Evan Longoria was named the American League Player of the Week on Monday, after hitting .464 with 11 RBIs over the previous seven days.More» Longoria drills a two-run homer in the fourth
A 4-2 victory Sunday afternoon against the Padres at Tropicana Field gave the Rays their fifth straight win, pushing them to their first winning record since April 6.More» Fuld makes a leaping catch at the wall
Cauney Bamberg, a breast cancer survivor from Winter Haven, Fla., was one of 30 Honorary Bat Girls across Major League Baseball who demonstrated a commitment to eradicating the disease.More»
Sam Fuld -- who robbed the Padres at the wall Sunday in the first inning -- was one of several Rays to don special pink gear on Mother's Day.More» Fuld makes a leaping catch at the wall
Several Rays fathers took time to express their gratitude to their wives for all they do in helping to raise their family, taking care of their homes and providing emotional support and love when they are struggling at a difficult game.More»Happy Mother's Day from the Rays
The Rays knew they were getting a quality defensive first baseman when they signed James Loney to a one-year, $2 million deal in early December. But Loney entered Sunday afternoon's game hitting .371, second in the American League.More» Loney smashes one deep to right
Desmond Jennings was out of the starting lineup Sunday for the third straight game because of a groin injury. He said he would be able to play if manager Joe Maddon needed him to pinch-hit or enter as a late-inning replacement, but that was not the plan Sunday.More» Dickey picks off Jennings at first in second
The Rays' offense has now carried them -- and produced more than any other team's -- for nearly a month, and their pitchers, who so often took the mound last year knowing they had to be nearly perfect to win, have taken notice.More» Moore holds Toronto to two runs over five
