This week’s SmackDown has everything you could dream of: returns, revelations, and Otis playing with his hard salami.
Three Up, Three Down: Week Five
The Rays moving into first place, getting unexpected pitching performances, and two hitless players make the list in this week’s Three Up, Three Down.
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Three Up, Three Down: Week Four
After a week at Tropicana Field, the Rays return to the road, and this time they remembered their bats. Let’s look at the good and slightly less good of Week 4 of the Major League season.
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Three Up, Three Down: Week Three
Last week the Rays came home and got their record back to .500. Let’s see what else went right for them, as well as what didn’t.
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Three Up, Three Down: Week Two
The Rays came back to Earth this week as the team couldn’t get anything going on the road. Let’s see the good and the bad during 5-straight losses to Atlanta and Baltimore.
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Three Up, Three Down: Week One
Finally, the season has begun! The Tampa Bay Rays faced the Toronto Blue Jays in a three-game series for the first official week of baseball this season. Let’s look at what went right for the Rays and what went horribly wrong.
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Three Up, Three Down: Opening Day Edition
Major League Baseball has returned! In honor of Opening Day for the Rays, let’s look at their three best and three worst Opening Day performances.
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BB&B Live: Rays vs Braves 2/29/20
I braved (no pun intended) unseasonably cold Florida weather, without a jacket, to bring you this Spring Training report. Enjoy!
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Three Up, Three Down: Off-Season Edition
During the regular season, I will be highlighting three positives and three negatives from the previous week of Tampa Bay Rays baseball. I’m kicking the column off, though, with the three biggest off-season acquisitions and losses.
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Rocco’s Modern Life
Rocco Baldelli just brought his Minnesota Twins team into Tropicana Field and took three out of four games against his former team. The first-year skipper has led the Twinkies to one of the best records in Major League Baseball, but he’s not the only former Rays player making noise as a manager this season.
