DRaysBay 4 hours ago
What the hell are the Rays waiting for?
Jose Alvarado succumbs to injury | Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports The Rays have three real needs and have (so far) addressed exactly none of them It wasn’t supposed to be this way. The Rays started the season on a 14-5 run, proving to be the most dominant team in baseball over the first three weeks. They held their own well into May. Then some leaks started leaking water through the hull. Fast forward two more months and the Rays might need to begin bailing water, and that comes through three key losses from the roster: Tyler Glasnow, who performed like the best pitcher in baseball...
Tampa Bay Times Jul 15, 2019
Rays' Tyler Glasnow has good checkup but seems to be running out of time for 2019 return
NEW YORK - The good news Tyler Glasnow got about his strained forearm in a follow-up MRI and doctor exam Monday is balanced by the bad news that he seems to be running out of time to pitch again this season as he will be shut down from throwing for two more weeks.Manager
Tampa Bay Times Jul 15, 2019
Rays at Yankees lineups for Monday's opener to showdown series
UPDATE, 6:30: RHP Tyler Glasnow, out since May with a forearm strain, had a good checkup but will be shut down for 2 more weeks then hopefully resume throwing , Cash said. Timing wise might be tough to get him built back up to start again this season. ... Yankees manager Aaron
Tampa Bay Times Jul 11, 2019
What should the Rays do to enhance their postseason chances?
The Rays sit a half game ahead of Cleveland for the first AL Wild Card spot, but they're 17-19 since the start of June. With injuries to starters (Tyler Glasnow), relievers (Jose Alvarado) and position players (Brandon Lowe), Tampa Bay appears to need an infusion of talent.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Jul 9, 2019
After awkward start, Austin Meadows is loving life with Rays
Last July he was cast aside, traded by the Pirates. A year later, Austin Meadows finds himself at the MLB All-Star Game.
