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A day in the majors: Angels feel the sting of Rays
Angels feel the sting of RaysThe two teams with the best records in the American League met in what could be a playoff preview.
Upton, Kazmir send Rays to 7-4 win over Rangers
B.J. Upton homered and drove in three runs in his return from a benching, Scott Kazmir allowed two runs in six innings and the Tampa Bay Rays added a game to their AL East lead with a 7-4 victory over the Texas ...
First-place Rays to wind up road trip with Rangers
Scott Kazmir hopes to give the Tampa Bay Rays a series win this afternoon, when the American League East leaders play the rubber match of their three-game set with the Texas Rangers at Rangers Ballpark in ...
Much of the past decade, an A's-Rays series in August would feature one contending team and another with a bunch of rookies all over the place.
Kazmir looking to get back into rhythm
Scott Kazmir will make his 19th start of the season Tuesday night against the A's, and the Rays are hoping he can find his groove.
Solid Pitching Leads Rays To Victory
As David Price inched closer to the majors by making his Triple-A debut Wednesday night, one of the Rays pitchers who might be in danger of losing his spot to the phenom just kept on doing what he usually does.
Rays' Kazmir vies for rebound against fading A's
Scott Kazmir has struggled over his last three starts. An outing against the offensively-challenged Oakland Athletics might help the Tampa Bay Rays pitcher right the ship.
Rays' Kazmir says mechanical tweak should improve performance
LHP Scott Kazmir said a small adjustment in his stride should result in a big improvement in his pitching tonight.
Pena homer caps six-run ninth as Rays rally
Of all the come-from-behind victories in Joe Maddon's three-year reign, Wednesday's wild walkoff was "probably the most exciting." And, to a certain extent, the most rewarding.
The Al East Will Pay a Big Price... How Much? David Price
After many years of the Rays reign of defeat in the AL east, it seems as if the future is looking bright.
Pe a leads Rays to remarkable come-from-behind win
Carlos Pea capped a six-run ninth-inning with a three-run blast over the center field wall to give the Tampa Bay Rays an improbable 10-7 victory against the visiting Cleveland Indians in front of 27,533 at ...
Cleveland Indians (49-63) at Tampa Bay Rays (67-45),
Scott Kazmir tries to stretch his unbeaten streak to four games this afternoon when the Tampa Bay Rays play the rubber match of their three-game series against the Cleveland Indians.
Rays relievers silence Sheffield
Twice Gary Sheffield stood at home plate waving his dangerous bat with the game on the line, and both times the Rays retired the Detroit slugger to end a threat.
Fans line up to meet Kazmir at Dunkin' Donuts
Rays ace Scott Kazmir made a splash at a Valrico opening of Dunkin' Donuts Saturday morning signing autographs for fans who lined up to meet the winning pitcher of the 2008 Major League Baseball All-Star game.
Pen Holds Tigers; Longoria and Pena Power Rays to W
"These guys have picked me up so many times, it's a great feeling out there to know these guys have your back, especially the bullpen," Scott Kazmir Courtesy of Yahoo! Sports Rays 5, Tigers 2 ST.
Detroit Tigers (55-53) at Tampa Bay Rays (63-44),
Lefty Scott Kazmir returns to the site of much of his 2008 success -- Tropicana Field -- as the host Tampa Bay Rays open a three-game weekend series with the Detroit Tigers.
Crawford leads Rays past Royals 5-3
Carl Crawford's first triple Saturday night had historical significance, making him the first player in more than 70 years to have 80 three-base hits before turning 27.
Crawford leads Rays past Royals 5-3
Carl Crawford's first triple Saturday night had historical significance, making him the first player in more than 70 years to have 80 three-base hits before turning 27.
Crawford leads Rays past Royals 5-3
Carl Crawford's first triple Saturday night had historical significance, making him the first player in more than 70 years to have 80 three-base hits before turning 27.
Crawford leads Rays past Royals 5-3
Carl Crawford's first triple Saturday night had historical significance, making him the first player in more than 70 years to have 80 three-base hits before turning 27.