Bright Spots: All-Time (Devil) Rays Team... Shortstop
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All-Time (Devil) Rays Team as voted by the bloggers of Draysbay:
Catcher: Toby Hall (50% of the votes)
First Base: Carlos Pena (71 % of the votes)
Second Base: Akinori Iwamura (72% of the votes)
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What are the rules? A player HAS to have AT LEAST played 100 games for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays or Rays. If you feel that a player has been left off of the poll unjustly, then make a case for him. All players who have taken the field for the (Devil) Rays will be mention, just not voted on.
Is this poll all about defense? No, not really. This poll is just about voting for your favorite catcher, shortstop, rightfielder...
Today, we'll talk about a midget* crossing guard's favorite position: shortstop. Here is a list off all who have played for the Greats off of Gandy.:
* I apologize if I have offended any little person.
Kevin Stocker 226 games
Aaron Ledesma 108 games
Bobby Smith 7 games
Dave Silvestri 1 game
David Lamb 35 games
Tony Graffanino 18 games,
Russ Johnson 19 games
Ozzie Guillen 42 games
Felix Martinez 173 games
Chris Gomez 188 games
Andy Sheets 60 games
Felix Escalona 34 games
Jason Smith 9 games
Rey Ordonez 34 games
Antonio Perez 6 games
Terry Shumpert 1 game
Jared Sandberg 1 game
Julio Lugo 489 games
B.J. Upton 16 games
Rey Sanchez 4 games
Jorge Cantu 1 game
Charles Gipson 2 games
Geoff Blum 1 game
Alex Gonzalez 12 games
Fernando Cortez 2 games
Ben Zobrist 180 games
Tomas Perez 36 games
Nick Green 10 games
Luis Ordaz 1 game
Brendan Harris 87 games
Josh Wilson 50 games
Jorge Velandia 4 games
Joel Guzman 3 games
Jason Bartlett 259 games
Reid Brignac 32 games
Willy Aybar 2 games
Elliot Johnson 2 games
Evan Longoria 1 game
Andy Cannizaro 1 game
The Candidates for the (Devil) Rays All-Time Team:
Kevin Stocker had a batting average of .251 with 9 home runs and 60 RBIs over his 704 at-bats for the D-Rays.
Aaron Ledesma batted .295 with 175 hits, 3 triples, and 31 doubles over his two season with the Devil Rays.
Felix Martinez had 3 homeruns, 5 triples, 24 doubles, and batted .228.
Chris Gomez had 179 hits, 47 doubles, and batted .275.
Julio Lugo had 283 runs (4th all-time in Rays history), 550 hits (4th all-time in Rays history), 107 doubles (5th all-time in Rays history), 15 triples (5th all-time in Rays history), 212 RBI (8th all-time in Rays history), 177 BBs (8th all-time in Rays history), 88 stolen bases (3rd all-time in Rays history), and batted .287 (tied for 6th all-time in Rays history).
Ben Zobrist had 255 hits, 46 doubles, 11 triples, 42 homeruns, 148 RBIs, and batted .260.
Jason Bartlett had 290 hits, 54 doubles, 10 triples, 15 homeruns, 103 RBIs, and batted .304 (1st all-time in Rays history).
So, Draysbay, I turn to you..
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For what he did offensively,
I went with Lugo. He wasn’t a flash in the pan.
Blah!
by thebaddancingraysfan on Dec 17, 2009 12:45 PM EST reply actions
Zobrist didn't do much as a SS and played bad D there
I chose Barty over Lugo
Fire and Ice: Rafael Soriano and J.P Howell.......with their side kick Grant the aussie Balfour!
Kevin Stocker
because we were able to get rid of that malcontent Dmitri Young for him.
Not really. Went with Barty, but in retrospect, I probably should have went with Lugo.
Bad Left Hook - The SB Nation boxing blog
"Baseball is played on the field, not on a calculator."
Julio Lugo had his best years here and his worst years in Boston. He's a damned hero in my book.
I can't wait until we trade him for a reliever.

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