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Aroldis Chapman’s first win since being traded to Texas came after the hard-throwing Cuban unleashed the two fastest pitches of the Statcast era for the Rangers.

The Tampa Bay Rays return to Tropicana Field on Tuesday for a two-team, six-game homestand between the Baltimore Orioles (June 20-21) and Kansas City Royals (June 22-25). The 2023 Rays season is presented by Bayfront Health. Tuesday, June 20 vs. Baltimore Orioles - First Pitch: 6:40 p.m. - Gates Open:

In their admittedly and overtly biased clubhouse, support for Rays players going to Seattle next month is understandably broad. “We’ve got a lot of guys that I hope are in All-Star consideration,” manager Kevin Cash said. Starter Tyler Glasnow ticked off an expansive list. “I feel like half our team should go to the All-Star Game,” he said. “There’s so many people. Basically, like the starting ...

Chris Adams-Wall joins the Rays as the team's pre- and postgame host after previously serving as the play-by-play announcer for the Double-A Montgomery Biscuits.

Chris Adams-Wall joins the Rays as the team's pre- and postgame host after previously serving as the play-by-play announcer for the Double-A Montgomery Biscuits.

Chris Adams-Wall joins the Rays as the team's pre- and postgame host after previously serving as the play-by-play announcer for the Double-A Montgomery Biscuits.

Zach Eflin pitched into the seventh inning and earned his eighth win, Luke Raley tripled and homered, and the MLB-best Tampa Bay Rays beat the AL Central-leading Minnesota Twins 7-0.

The Tampa Bay Rays are reportedly fielding offers from investors based in Tampa Bay and around the country, according to a report published on the sports news site, "The Athletic."

Josh Lowe drove in a career-high five runs, Drew Rasmussen extended his scoreless streak against the Yankees to 21 innings and the Tampa Bay Rays kept up their domination of New York with an 8-2 rout on Thursday night.

Orlando Magic co-founder Pat Williams is expected to unveil plans for a new 45,000-seat, domed baseball stadium Tuesday afternoon. It’s part of a plan, now four years in the making, to lure a Major League Baseball franchise to Central Florida.