Tampa Bay Rays: Breaking Down the 60-Man Player Pool

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The Tampa Bay Rays have released the names of the players that make up their 60-man player pool for the 2020 season.

Tampa Bay Rays News: The team has released its list of 60 players that will make up the player pool for the 2020 season.

Players on the 60-man roster will be eligible to be called up for injuries or should a round of illness hit the team.

The team will have to clear a spot on the 40-man roster to callup a player that is on the 60-man player pool but not on the 40-man.

Prospects will only earn service time if they are added to the active roster during the season.

Per MLB.com, the team will host two separate “spring training 2.0” or “summer camps” for players on the 60-man player pools to compete for a spot on the opening day 30-man active rosters.

The team submitted their list of names to the league yesterday and here’s the breakdown.

Tampa Bay Rays – Catchers

  1. Mike Zunino
  2. Michael Perez
  3. Chris Herrmann
  4. Kevan Smith
  5. Ronaldo Hernandez

Tampa Bay Rays – 1B/3B

  1. Ji-Man Choi
  2. Jose Martinez
  3. Nate Lowe
  4. Yandy Diaz
  5. Mike Brosseau
  6. Kevin Padlo

Tampa Bay Rays – 2B/SS

  1. Willy Adames
  2. Brandon Lowe
  3. Joey Wendle
  4. Daniel Robertson
  5. Wander Franco
  6. Vidal Brujan
  7. Taylor Walls
  8. Lucius Fox
  9. Esteban Quiroz

Tampa Bay Rays – OF

  1. Kevin Kiermaier
  2. Manuel Margot
  3. Austin Meadows
  4. Hunter Renfroe
  5. Yoshitomo Tsutsugo
  6. Brian O’Grady
  7. Randy Arozarena
  8. Ryan LaMarre
  9. Dylan Cozens
  10. Josh Lowe

Tampa Bay Rays – Starting Pitchers

  1. Charlie Morton
  2. Blake Snell
  3. Tyler Glasnow
  4. Ryan Yarbrough
  5. Yonny Chirinos
  6. Brendan McKay
  7. Anthony Banda
  8. Trevor Richards
  9. Shane McClanahan
  10. Shane Baz
  11. Joe Ryan
  12. Josh Fleming
  13. Sam McWilliams

Tampa Bay Rays – Relief Pitchers

  1. Nick Anderson
  2. Jose Alvarado
  3. Diego Castillo
  4. Colin Poche
  5. Chaz Roe
  6. Oliver Drake
  7. Peter Fairbanks
  8. Jalen Beeks
  9. Andrew Kittredge
  10. Aaron Loup
  11. Ryan Sherriff
  12. Ryan Thompson
  13. Sean Gilmartin
  14. John Curtiss
  15. Dylan Covey
  16. Aaron Slegers
  17. D.J. Snelten

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