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Tampa Bay Rays general manager Andrew Friedman has built a winning ball club with a principle that he used in his previous career on Wall Street.

Dec. 2--ST. PETERSBURG -- In determining how best to replenish the roster over the winter, the current Tampa Bay Rays front office has generally favored trades and low-risk free-agent signings in the past.

What does Major League Baseball have in common with a retail genetic testing service, an invisibility cloak, the latest Mars rover, futuristic no-fuel vehicles, a robotic hand, a global seed vault, an ingenious ...

No, the Rays did not have a winner Tuesday when Boston's Dustin Pedroia took home American League Most Valuable Player Award honors, but they did follow the team theme of the 2008 season by having three players ...

In winning the MVP award, Dustin Pedroia was named on 27 of the 28 American League MVP ballots.

The American League Most Valuable Player Award was announced Tuesday afternoon and although Red Sox star second baseman Dustin Pedroia won the trophy, Haverhill baseball fans have an additional reason to ...

Why did I leave Dustin Pedroia off my AL MVP ballot? Let me first say this to the Red Sox nation: In retrospect, it was a mistake.

Baseball America's Top 10 Prospects lists are based on projections of a player's long-term worth after discussions with scouting and player-development personnel.

When the clock strikes midnight tonight, the Rays - as well as every other team in baseball - can start making offers to free agents.

The honeymoon is just getting started for Tampa Bay Rays Manager Joe Maddon. Today, Maddon, 54, will be named AL Manager of the Year, barring some sort of major voting fraud.

The first day Evan Longoria walked into spring training last February with the Tampa Bay Rays, there was a special quality about him.

Published: Friday, November 7, 2008 at 1:00 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 6, 2008 at 10:15 p.m. ST.

I was rooting for the underdog Philadelphia Phillies to go all the way , but near the end of the World Series, I clipped out S.F. Chronicle sports writer Ray Ratto's interview with Tampa Bay Rays player Carlos ...

Carlos Pena grabbed attention for all those balls he hit. Now the Tampa Bay first baseman and his teammates are getting noticed for the ones he caught.

The Tigers flopped, but Miguel Cabrera didn't. For leading the American League with 37 home runs, along with a .292 average and 127 RBIs, Cabrera has been chosen Tiger of the Year by the Detroit chapter of the ...

His team may not have been the last one standing in the 2008 baseball season, but Carlos Pena can take a measure of comfort in his individual performance this year.

Word was that Manuel was upset about the way the whole situation was handled, and he did not completely deny that on Tuesday while talking to reporters after MLB decided to delay the resumption of the game ...

Welcome back to the World Series. Leading off for the Philadelphia Phillies, a pinch hitter for October ace Cole Hamels.

With coats fighting off the cold and cowbells clanging, fans crowded around the fence at the airport and along the street at the Trop to cheer for the team that transformed Tampa Bay into a true baseball town.

One remarkable ride is over, and the Tampa Bay Rays are already planning another.