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.
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 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.
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A Very Good Place To Start
For the second time in team history, the Tampa Bay Rays will finish the month of April with the best record in Major League Baseball.
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Guess What Day It Is?
It’s finally Opening Day for Major League Baseball and the Tampa Bay Rays will be hosting the Houston Astros at Tropicana Field today. Game time is 4:00 pm Eastern time. 2018 Season The Rays finished last year with a fantastic 90 – 72 record, the fifth time in the past nine years that they have eclipsed the 90-win mark. However, it is also the second […]
