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Johnson powers Rays to 12-10 win over Orioles
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jason Hammel delivers against the Tampa Bay Rays in the inning of a baseball game, Friday, May 17, 2013, in Baltimore.
Top 4th: Rays 1, Red Sox 1 - David Ortiz roped a single to right field which bounced against the wall on a hop scoring Shane Victorino who had doubled.
Stephen Drew's grand slam capped an eight-run third inning which propelled Boston over Tampa Bay by a 9-2 count in the second edition of a three-game series from Tropicana Field.
Rays 5, Red Sox 3: Lackey scuffles, skid continues
As soon as Lackey started allowing Rays on the basepaths, however, everything fell apart.
Fennelly: Rays? success starts, ends with Longoria
His club has won five straight and is above .500 for the first time in more than a month.
Rays: Pink aplenty, the late-arriving outfielder
The Rays found different ways to commemorate Mother's Day, with 1B James Loney doing his own tribute, using 2Pac's Dear Mama as his walk-up song.
Rays' bats easing burden on rotation
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Longoria hits 2-out, 2-run HR in 9th, Rays top SD
Evan Longoria hit a two-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning off Padres closer Huston Street, rallying the Tampa Bay Rays over San Diego 8-7 on Saturday night.
Ranking the Blindest Umpires in Baseball
Players and managers may run the risk of being booted from the game, but fans can be as critical as they like of the officiating crew in a game - and sometimes, it is good to know ahead of time what you'll be dealt.
Cardinals 3, Rockies 0: Shelby Miller retired 27 in a row after giving up a leadoff single as St.
Cobb fans 13 in 4 2-3 innings, Rays top Padres
Alex Cobb struck out 13 in fewer than five innings and Ryan Roberts and Ben Zobrist drove in two runs apiece to help the Tampa Bay Rays rally for a 6-3 victory over the San Diego Padres on Friday night.
Why MLB Needed to Suspend an Umpire to Send a Message, Save Face
Umpire Angel Hernandez and his colleagues have taken a lot of heat lately for blatantly getting calls wrong.
Jays gift Rays extra-innings win on bases-loaded walk
Toronto Blue Jays catcher Henry Blanco, right, shows he has control of the ball after tagging out Tampa Bay Rays' Evan Longoria at home plate during the eighth inning of a baseball game, Thursday, May 9, 2013, in St.
Ranking the Most Brutal Umpiring Gaffes of the Early MLB Season
As long as there have been umpires in baseball, or officials in any sport for that matter, there have been controversial calls made by them.
At A Certain Point, Human Error Ends and Accountability Begins for MLB Umpires
There are a variety of factors to blame for the Rays being just 15-18 on the season.
Longoria, Johnson power Rays over Jays
Evan Longoria homered and drove in three runs during a three-hit night, and Kelly Johnson went 3-for-4 with a two-run blast to power the Tampa Bay Rays over the Toronto Blue Jays, 10-4, in the third installment of a four-game series at Tropicana Field.
Rays' Maddon ejected in another dispute with umpire Foster
Joe Maddon brushes home plate to show umpire Marty Foster where he believes Sean Rodriguez touched it while trying to score on a squeeze.
When Should The Rays Sign Wil Myers To A Long-Term Contract?
While it is still early in the season, the Rays' 14-17 record makes fans wonder when the team will begin to turn things around and reach .500. The Rays have continued to count on key offensive players, like Evan Longoria and Ben Zobrist , but their bats have not been able to win enough ball games after suffering several losses to opponents' ... (more)
Happ hoping to regain winning form against Rays
If the Blue Jays hopes to build on their momentum from Monday's incredible 8-7, come-from-behind victory, Tuesday figures to be an important matchup as Toronto again faces the Rays, the team just ahead of them in fourth place in the American League East.
Rays enjoying Loney's hot start
As 3B Evan Longoria passed 1B James Loney 's locker before Monday's game, he jokingly called him "Teddy Williams." Williams, the Red Sox's Hall of Fame leftfielder, was the last player to finish a season hitting .400 . Loney smiled at the historic reference, but he isn't getting ahead of himself, even though his teammates are in awe of his red-hot ... (more)