It’s all feelin’ real good about now. Luke Strangebeard is swinging a sweet stick with those fast hands of his. The other big guns are hot, and it doesn’t really matter if Reid Brignac still can’t hit or Jake Magee looked like a nervous lamb before a slaughter. (Picked off third, [...]
This post, which will appear before every game, will include starting lineups (when we learn them) and during the game will include a Game Graph that will constantly update the percent chance the Rays have of winning this particular game. And if you want, we can hang out and chat [...]
Typically, if you can stake James the Greater to a 4-run lead, that is a guaranteed win. But by the time he left the game, the Rays were trailing 6-5. One would think that the last problem Shields would have would be with a veteran catcher like Jose Molina. Well, [...]
Here are some images from opening day. You can click on any image for a larger view. And below the gallery, click the “read more” for some GIFs from opening day.. Click here to see some GIFs from opening day…
In the 8th inning, the Rays had first and third with nobody out. At that point, reliever David Robertson struck out three straight Rays to end the inning unscathed. And with the great Mariano Rivera waiting to pitch the 9th, the Rays’ hopes looked grim. And that’s when the cameras [...]
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The GBT – The Good, The Bad and The Telling sandwich, where The Bad is nice and lean and the The Telling is ripe. RAYS 7, Yankees 6 (boxscore) THE GOOD: Carlos Pena is home. Of course there was the grand slam. And there was the walk-off single in the [...]
