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		RAYS SIGHTS & SOUNDS


		Devil Rays' Inaugural Game On March 31, 1998, in the first game in franchise history, the Tampa Bay Devil Rays instantly forge an image as a feisty bunch by fighting back from an early 11-0 deficit before losing to the Detroit Tigers, 11-6, before a capacity crowd at Tropicana Field. Watch now >

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• 4/26: Upton's sliding catch:

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Top Plays of 2007

• 4/13: Crawford races 'round the bases:

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• 8/25: Kazmir sets Rays' single-game K mark:

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Top Plays of 2006

• 7/9: Baldelli guns down runner:

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• 9/2: Rays turn historic triple play:

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• 4/22: Perez hits a walk-off homer:

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• 7/9: Gomes ends the game with a HR:

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