If he were anyone else (and the box score looks like a Tony La Russa special), the Rays manager would be getting…
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This looks like a home run celebration—you always save the bat-toss-transitional-slow-trot-skip for home runs—but it…
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By "we" I mean "Tim Burke," and by "saw" I mean "properly recorded video with a smartphone in landscape mode."
It's the Rays. And they're handling a long-ass snake.
The Tampa Bay Rays pulled off the hidden-ball trick Saturday, and Juan Uribe was the unfortunate victim.
A true-life story of failure, doubt, and redemption played out in the Rays' bullpen, as ball boy R.J. Boggs turned…
And it was Jerry Meals! And, say, he's done this sort of thing before!