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Rays Hire Chris Adams-Wall To Join Radio Team | Newsradio WFLA Orlando - Vimarsana News

Rays Hire Chris Adams-Wall To Join Radio Team | Newsradio WFLA Orlando

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.

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Eflin picks up 8th victory, Raley slugs 11th HR as MLB-leading Rays beat Twins 7-0 - Vimarsana News

Eflin picks up 8th victory, Raley slugs 11th HR as MLB-leading Rays beat Twins 7-0

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.

St. Pete and Tampa make their best pitches to Tampa Bay Rays - Vimarsana News

St. Pete and Tampa make their best pitches to Tampa Bay Rays

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."

Rays improve to 30-9 after beating Yankees 8-2 behind Lowe's 5 RBIs - Vimarsana News

Rays improve to 30-9 after beating Yankees 8-2 behind Lowe's 5 RBIs

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's pitch to the Rays includes a $1.7 billion stadium - Vimarsana News

Orlando's pitch to the Rays includes a $1.7 billion stadium

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.