Gareth Rees
Staff Writer
Rays, Bucs, Lightning, and Bulls fan. Mass Communication (Journalism) major at USF. Husband, cat owner, and certified pool technician.
Rays 5, Sox 4: ICE CREAM FOR EVERYONE
The Tampa Bay Rays, on the brink of elimination, found some unlikely magic to topple the Boston Red Sox, 5-4.
Rays 8, Yankees 3: Longoria powers Rays past Yanks
Evan Longoria launched two home runs as David Price pitched seven strong to power the Tampa Bay Rays past the New York Yankees, 8-3
Rays 4, Rangers 3: Rays rally past Rangers.
After the Rays' centerfielder's miscue led to two Rangers runs, Jennings earned redemption with a walk off single in the bottom of the twelfth inning to propel his club past the Rangers 4-3, and back into the top wildcard slot, Wednesday at Tropicana
Rays 2, Angels 11: Just Awful.
The Rays got blown out by the Angels and their wildcard lead shrank again. Sam Fuld pitched, that was something?
Rays 2, Yankees 3: NY top Rays in extras
Looking for the sweep the Rays throw Alex Cobb against Ray killer Ivan Nova
Rays 2, O's 4: Davis homers as Rays meatloaf O's
Jeremy Hellickson is not so hot.
Rays 2, Jays 1: Lobcity.
Rays catcher Jose Lobaton was the hero again as his walk off home run launched the Rays past the Blue Jays, 2-1.
Rays 5, M's 4: Rays snap losing skid with walkoff!
The Tampa Bay Rays have finally won a baseball game, defeating the Seattle Mariners 5-4 and ending a frustrating six game losing streak.
Rays 0, Dodgers 5: Greinke, Dodgers dominate Rays
After stunning the Tampa Bay Rays Friday night, the Los Angeles Dodgers cruised to a much easier victory, Saturday, defeating the Rays 5-0 behind a dominant Zack Greinke outing.