The sale of the Tampa Bay Rays is expected to be final in September, with new ownership expected to keep the team in the Tampa Bay area.

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Rays president of baseball operations Erik Neander recently held his end-of-season news conference, where he indicated that ...

The Rays made a pair of trades to reshape their catching situation, walking the line between buying and selling as they hope ...

The Cincinnati Reds acquired right-hander Zack Littell from the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for Triple-A right-hander Brian ...

At 44-35, the Rays are firmly in the postseason mix. They’re one game back of the Yankees in the AL East and in possession of the American League’s top wild-card spot.

Should the Tampa Bay Rays make the postseason, their home playoff games would take place at George M. Steinbrenner Field, ...

The Rays stumbled into the All-Star break. The Red Sox swept them in a four-game set at Fenway to conclude the first half. Tampa Bay has dropped 11 of their past 14 games.

The Tampa Bay Rays will soon change ownership. Stuart Sternberg has agreed to sell the franchise to a group led by Jacksonville developer Patrick Zalupski for approximately $1.7 billion, per Evan ...

So the Rays came up with a plan. Rasmussen would continue to start on his normal turn but make abbreviated appearances — kind of a like a multi-inning opener— so he can contribute throughout ...

Plus more on the Rangers' priorities, Twins' willingness to deal pitching and how the third NL wild-card spot could affect the deadline.