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Grading the New York Yankees: Position Players
The New York Yankees earned an A+ for their overall efforts on and off the field during the 2009 season, as they captured the 27th World Series championship in franchise history.
Tampa Bay Rays Add Alexander Torres, Desmond Jennings, and Jeremy Hellickson to 40-Man Roster
Carlos Pena was also reinstated from the 60-day DL. These moves are pretty much procedural.
Jennings, Hellickson added to 40-man roster
The Tampa Bay Rays have added two of their top prospects, OF Desmond Jennings and RHP Jeremy Hellickson, to their 40-man roster.
Random: Rays and Pena, Kottaras & Scutaro
The Brewers claimed Kottaras, according to the Milwuakee Journal-Sentinel . Original Post : Tommy Rancel of DRaysBay explains why now might be the time for the Rays to explore trading 1B Carlos Pena , who will earn $10 million next season, after which he can be a free agent.
Tampa Bay s Longoria Winner at Third Base
Published: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 9:52 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 10:13 p.m. Add a Gold Glove to Evan Longoria's growing list of achievements.
Crawford among Rays' award hopefuls
Even though the Rays did not advance to the postseason in 2009, the team has several players in the running to receive awards commemorating their outstanding seasons.
Worthy trio wins annual Rays honors
While Major League Baseball's award season is in full bloom, it is only appropriate that Rays fans be reminded of the players voted as the team award winners in 2009.
Rays' Longoria wins Gold Glove at third base
Evan Longoria became the Tampa Bay Rays' second consecutive corner infielder to win a Gold Glove when he was announced as the American League selection at third base on Tuesday.
The Definitive Carl Crawford Off-Season Post
View full size photo>> It seems odd, but the most compelling Rays hot stove item has nothing to do with this off-season. Well, it has something to do with this year, just not as much as it does with next year, or the year after next.
Tampa Bay Rays Continue To Buck Trends And Set New Ones; Market Exploitation 101
The "sign and trade" of Akinori Iwamura is another example of the Rays getting creative in order to acquire new talent.
After Brad Lidge struck out Eric Hinske , after the champagne flowed in the clubhouse, after the floats had floated down Broad Street, and after the euphoria of watching the Phillies win the 2008 World Series finally subsided, you may have found yourself asking this question: How did the Phillies do it? More specifically, how were the Phils able to ...
Rays outright Richard to Triple-A
Chris Richard has been outrighted to Triple-A Durham. The veteran first baseman hit .263 with 24 homers and 75 RBIs in 100 games for Durham in 2009 before joining the Rays in September after Carlos Pena went on the disabled list.
Thoughts on Derek Shelton, Carl Crawford's Bunting, and Chemistry Players
A quick smorgasbord here on two thoughts I have in my mind but are undeserving of their own full-fledged post.
Teixeira Brings Back Memories For Yankees Faithful
The New York Yankees are back in the World Series again. With American League pennant No.
Rays Alumni: The Dirty Little Secret that is Jason Hammel
Entering Spring Training this past season, the Rays found themselves stuck between a rock and a hard place in the battle for the 5th spot in the rotation.
Shelton named Rays hitting coach
Derek Shelton was named the Rays' new Major League hitting coach on Wednesday. After the announcement, Shelton spoke on a conference call with reporters and couldn't hide his enthusiasm about the prospect of working with the likes of Carl Crawford, Jason Bartlett, Carlos Pena, Evan Longoria, B.J. Upton and Ben Zobrist.
Rays Need Rebound by Manin Charge
The centerfielder needs to be better. A lot better. The catcher needs to improve, too.
A-Rod's 'A-Bombs' lift Yanks in finale; Joba electric in bullpen audition
Alex Rodriguez hit two homers and drove in seven during a 10-run sixth inning. The first jack, this three-run blast, erased a 2-0 Rays lead.
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Pena in the history books: Home run crown fits perfectly
Haverhill's Carlos Pena has been called a lot of things the last couple of years.
They were better offensively than the team that reached the World Series in 2008 and, in some areas, better on the mound, too.
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