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Tampa Bay Rays player Christian Bethancourt shined for Panama in the World Baseball Classic.
Omar Malcolm|
With Tyler Glasnow set to begin the 2023 season on the IL, where do the Tampa Bay Rays turn for a starter?
Kurt Mensching|
Here's the newest prospect rankings for the Tampa Bay Rays, courtesy of MLB.com
Kurt Mensching|
The Tampa Bay Rays pitcher suffered an oblique injury during a bullpen session. How much time he may miss is not known.
Kurt Mensching|
The Rays travel to Sarasota this afternoon to take on the Orioles, as the team inches ever so closer to their first of two technical home openers in Lake Buena Vista at the Wide World of Sports Complex versus the Yankees tomorrow.
Dylan Spaulding|
The Rays fell in their first televised game of the spring this afternoon (broadcast on NESN), 6-7, in a walk-off fashion.
Dylan Spaulding|
The Rays will be traveling just a few miles down the road this afternoon as the team looks towards their first game against a divisional foe this spring.
Dylan Spaulding|
The Rays did not start out the way fans hoped, falling in the opener to the Twins, 8-4.
Dylan Spaulding|
The Grapefruit League slate has arrived, and Rays baseball is back today as the team travels down to Fort Myers for a double-duty weekend, starting with the Minnesota Twins.
Dylan Spaulding|
With that being said, here is the 2023 starting rotation depth chart, according to the Tampa Bay Rays roster on the team's website: Shane McClanahan, Tyler Glasnow, Zach Eflin, Drew Rasmussen, Jeffrey Springs, Yonny Chirinos, Luis Patino, and Josh Fleming
Dylan Spaulding|
The Rays have been exploring the possibility of a new stadium for some time now, and while they have considered several locations in the city of Tampa, a new stadium in downtown St. Pete seems like the most likely outcome.
Omar Malcolm|
With a split season in Tampa and Orlando, new rules, and some unknowns for the team, there is some excitement and intrigue heading into the spring, and now the Rays are creating game intrigue with the release of the starters for the next 7 spring games.
Dylan Spaulding|
Big Bases, no shifts, and a PITCH CLOCK! Those are all the new rule changes and implemented procedures that the MLB.
Dylan Spaulding|
The Rays Fan Fest returned on Saturday, drawing large crowds after a nearly three-year absence. 
Dylan Spaulding|
The team announced on its promotional schedule that on March 30th, the team will wear throwbacks for Opening Day.
Dylan Spaulding|
The Rays St. Patrick's Day will have a little more gold at the end of the rainbow this year, as the league unveiled new green hats for the holiday, but with a gold trim, the first time MLB had added gold since the implementation of St. Patrick's Day swag.
Dylan Spaulding|
Baseball is back, with opening day only six weeks away. The Rays start their season at home on March 30th against the Detroit Tigers, and there is a lot of excitement surrounding this team.
Omar Malcolm|
The Rays have yet to retire any numbers again, but the team announced the inaugural class of the Rays Hall of Fame yesterday. 
Dylan Spaulding|
Spring training is officially underway as pitchers and catchers report to camp today (all other position players will report on February 20th). This year, as a
Omar Malcolm|
Get your Mickey Ears out and grab a hot dog, because the Rays have made their return to Orlando and Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex, with pitchers and catchers reporting to camp yesterday and positional players reporting on Monday.
Dylan Spaulding|
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