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Top 30 Starts of 2009 - Part 5
This is part 5 of the 6 part series on the best 30 starts for the Rays in our most recent season.
The Dismanting of the 2008 AL Champion Rays Continues: Akinori Iwamura Traded
As Tampa Bay Rays followers, we knew it wouldn't be long. As the Yankees close in our their latest purchase of another World Series, there's a stark realization that Tampa Bay fans must face.
Top 30 Starts of 2009 - Part 4
Alright gentlemen and lady , I wanted to continue the look at some of the best starts the Rays had this year.
Revisiting the Matt Garza/Delmon Young Deal Once More
Speaking of that Delmon Young deal... With knowledge comes responsibility to review the past.
Phillies ace Hamels struggles in sequel
The Rays saw from the batters box just how dominating Cole Hamels was through last postseason as he baffled them twice on his way to the World Series MVP award.
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FanGraphs: Anderson: The Problem with Oakland
Hey Bissinger...the latest nerdfighter-style happydance project is over. You can stop now.
Tampa Bay Rays' Andrew Friedman needs to do a better job this offseason
Without the resources of other AL East teams, Andrew Friedman, right, has to make fewer mistakes than rival GMs.
Bostona s bats need wake-up call a " ASAP
Terry Francona, Clay Buchholz, Jason Bay and Dustin Pedroia did their duty Saturday afternoon by representing the Red Sox at individual press briefings.
Last year, SS Jason Bartlett and RHP Matt Garza got to play in the postseason with the Rays, whiletheir former Twins teammates - along withINF Brendan Harris and OF Delmon Young,the two key players who went toMinnesota in the big trade- could only watch.
Numbers not Rays' guide in decisions
The Rays set team records for runs, homers, walks and on-base percentage this season, but they dumped hitting coach Steve Henderson 1n Monday.
Lessons of letdown clear to Rays
They opened their home schedule hanging their American League pennant in front of the Yankees , and they'll finish it today watching as the Yankees head off into the playoffs seeking the next one.
Garza looking to reach 200 innings
It's a right of passage, per se. For starting pitchers, few numbers are more important than 200, which is pretty much the goal for the number of innings in a season.
TV/radio: FSN; 620-AM, 680-AM Probable pitchers: Rays: RHP Matt Garza Rangers: RHP Kevin Millwood Watch for Garza in gear: Garza, who snapped his winless streak at a career-high nine starts in his last outing, has allowed two or fewer earned runs in 22 of his 30 starts this year, including 20 of his past 26.
Should the Rays Think About Acquiring Felix Hernandez?
The conquest for "an ace" has lead many teams astray. Recent history gives us the 2008 Mariners as a team that ignored wounds elsewhere on the roster in favor of shipping an assortment of young talent to another club for a marketable frontline pitcher.
Byrd's slam sends Rangers to 15-3 win over Rays
Texas moved within six games of Boston for the AL wild card with eight to play. The Red Sox lost 3-0 to the New York Yankees earlier in the day.
Amanda Kaschube: From the Cubicle: White Sox-Rays
Live play-by-play of this afternoon's ALDS Game 3 from a girl who thinks she should be voted a playoff share for all her hard work in the cubicle.
Tampa Bay Rays will change next season, but how much?
The death of the Rays 2009 season arrived this week. Belatedly, as it turns out.
Rookie trio brightens future for Rays
Because he was pitching against the Blue Jays that day, David Price needed to find someone else to complete his new pregame routine.
Pedroia's HR lifts Red Sox, sends Rays to 10th straight loss
Dustin Pedroia 's opposite-field power surprised almost everyone, including Boston manager Terry Francona .
The Tampa Bay Rays haven't been able to count on much consistency from Matt Garza - except when he faces the Toronto Blue Jays.
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