Rays add 2 Rule 5 pitchers
Rays add 2 pitchers, lose 1 in Rule 5 draft
DALLAS — The Rays added two potential big-league pitchers and lost one in Wednesday’s Rule 5 draft. They selected lefty reliever Nate Lavender from the Mets, then acquired right-handed starter Mike Vasil from the Mets in a draft-and-trade deal facilitated by the Phillies, and saw righty reliever Evan Reifert go to the Nationals with the No. 5 pick.
Rays add two Rule 5 pitchers as Meetings wrap
It was a busy week for the American League East. Over three days at the Winter Meetings, the Yankees lost Juan Soto but added Max Fried. The Blue Jays swung a deal for Andrés Giménez. The Orioles officially signed slugging outfielder Tyler O’Neill and catcher Gary Sánchez.
Nationals acquire Rays reliever Reifert in Rule 5 Draft
Success in the Rule 5 Draft is never assured. It’s actually quite rare. The Nationals, though, were willing to take a shot on an unprotected prospect for the third straight year, hoping Evan Reifert bucks the trend and proves himself a valuable member of their pitching staff for years to come.
The Rays made it clear from the outset of the offseason that upgrading at catcher was going to be a priority. For all that’s ...
The Rays have acquired a new member of the bullpen in the Rule 5 draft on Wednesday, and it appears that he will bolster the depth.
With catcher Danny Jansen aboard (pending his physical) to address the team’s biggest need, Erik Neander says “we’ll see ...
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Rays acquire Mets starting prospect RHP Mike Vasil from PhilliesAfter the dust had settles from today’s Rule 5 draft, the Rays surprised this afternoon with the news that they had acquired RHP Mike Vasil from the Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for cash ...
The Tampa Bay Rays will learn the fate of their proposed stadium in St. Petersburg when the City Council meets on Thursday, ...
Commission last week, Tampa Bay Rays ownership said in a letter Monday that its deal to build a new $1.3 billion ballpark is ...
While the county gets set to vote, one now former Tropicana Field worker is advocating for her St. Pete colleagues and the stadium deal.
Rachael Ray has a special holiday gift for fans — another new show! The 56-year-old TV personality debuted her latest show, ...
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By Martin Adames Associated Press Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco is scheduled to go to trial Thursday in the ...
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