Tampa Bay Rays Wire
Comprehensive News Feed for Tampa Bay Rays.
Results 1 - 20 of 2,710 in Tampa Bay Rays
-
Rays agree to minor league contracts with pair
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Infielder Joe Dillon and first baseman Ryan Shealy have agreed to minor league contracts with the Tampa Bay Rays. Comment?
-
Rays agree to minor league contracts with pair
Infielder Joe Dillon and first baseman Ryan Shealy have agreed to minor league contracts with the Tampa Bay Rays. Comment?
-
Cubs trade Bradley to Mariners, not Rays
w/Photo
Pat Burrell is going to remain with the Tampa Bay Rays, at least for the time being. Comment?
-
... for Bradley -- or a better market for flipping $9 million left fielder Pat Burrell in any deal involving the Tampa Bay Rays . But that might take longer than the Cubs believe they can wait -- if better opportunities arise at all in that scenario. ... Comment?
-
Tampa Bay Rays Sign 1B Ryan Shealy to Minor League Deal
Shealy is a 30-year-old right-handed first baseman. He stands 6'5" and weighs around 240 pounds. Comment?
-
Report: Milton Bradley set to be traded - to Mariners
UPDATE, 2:40: The Chicago Tribune reports the Mariners will pay the Cubs $9 million in the deal, so the Cubs net $6 million in payroll savings by swapping Bradley's $22 million deal over the next two years for Silva's $25 million contract over the same span. Comment?
-
Rays sign Dillon, Shealy to minor-league contracts
The Tampa Bay Rays signed infielder Joe Dillon and first baseman Ryan Shealy to minor-league contracts Friday and invited both to major-league spring training. Comment?
-
Tampa Bay Rays Offseason Report: Dec. 18, 2009
w/Photo
Welcome to another edition of Thaddeus' Tampa Bay Rays Offseason Report. Each and every Friday, we're going to recap the moves, trades, signings, and other nonsense of the previous week in the wonderful world of Tampa Bay baseball; keeping you, Dear Reader, up to date with the team until Opening Day in April 2010 against theA Baltimore Orioles. Comment?
-
Busy Mariners obtain Bradley from Cubs for Silva
The Mariners and Cubs reached agreement on a deal that would send outfielder Milton Bradley to Seattle in exchange for pitcher Carlos Silva and $6 million, SI.com has learned. Comment?
-
Maddon has options for Rays lineup
Speculating on the batting order provides food for thought during the Hot Stove season. Comment?
-
... glasses, a Santa hat and an apron splattered with the past three days' worth of sauce, the manager of the Tampa Bay Rays began to stir. So started Night Four of Maddon's fourth-annual Thanksmas dinner. He'd serve 200 people tonight, bringing his ... Comment?
-
Mariners emerge as a new suitor for Bradley
The Chicago Cubs may be close to moving Milton Bradley , but the long-awaited trade to the Tampa Bay Rays might not be the way the Bradley era ends in Chicago. Comment?
-
... of the Sallie House late Monday afternoon. "How we looking? How we looking?" he asked the small army of Tampa Bay Rays coaches and employees who moved in a blur as they prepared dinner for the 48 hungry children who currently call the children's ... Comment?
-
Do you have your holiday shopping done yet? My ride home tonight was longer than expected as I passed through two of the busiest shopping areas in Orlando and the traffic slowed to a Pat Burrell like crawl at times. Comment?
-
Rays obtain reliever Soriano from Braves
The Tampa Bay Rays completed a trade with the Atlanta Braves on Friday, acquiring right-handed pitcher Rafael Soriano and agreeing to a $7.25 million, one-year contract with the reliever. Comment?
-
Soriano trade to Rays complete
The deal finally became official Friday morning with the announcement that Soriano had been traded to the Rays for right-handed reliever Jesse Chavez , who pitched one full season in the majors with Pittsburgh. Comment?
-
No Bradley deal for Cubs, but Hendry stays confident
General manager Jim Hendry left Indianapolis shortly after the morning's Rule 5 draft. Comment?
-
Relief on Horizon: After Bold Move, it's Finally: 'Wait Till this Year!'
... swap the pins and needles of their ninth innings for lasers and darts. When you get down to it, what the Tampa Bay Rays traded was tomorrow for today. Really, wasn't it about time? It was a good thing, potentially a very good thing, when the Rays ... Comment?
-
Deal with Indians Creates a Riddle at Catcher for Rays
Now they have to decide what to do. "There's not a lot more I can say," executive vice president Andrew Friedman said. Comment?
-
Indians trade catcher Kelly Shoppach to Rays
"We've admired Kelly from afar for a while now," Rays executive vice president Andrew Friedman said. Comment?
Tampa Bay Rays Forum
Most Popular
- White Americans' majority to end by mid-century - 511 comments
- Presiding over Senate, Franken declines to yield Lieberman additional time to... - 251 comments
- Obama Falters In Another Poll - 210 comments
- TV evangelist Oral Roberts dead at 91 - 150 comments
- New right-wing Christmas carol: 'Illegals in my Yard.' - 186 comments
- Elderly man charged after slapping kid over slur - 100 comments
- Man exonerated after 35 years in prison - 79 comments
- Air mineral 'Manohara' sembuh penyakit - 130 comments
- Arrests made in connection with Natchitoches homicide - 46 comments
- Local man dies in crash - 96 comments
|
Reach local customers. Engage a specific demographic. Maximize business-to-business opportunities. Topix can deliver your message.
|
Copyright ©2009 Topix LLC
