![[THE HANGOVER] The One Where We Discuss No Walks, Helium-Filled ERAs And Getting Beat With The Shift](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3497/3459282258_72edd26d2d_m.jpg)
Time to bring back the GBT – The Good, The Bad and The Telling sandwich, where The Bad is nice and lean and the The Telling is ripe. THE GOOD: Running Start. For all the bad, the Rays are now 19-20 in steal attempts this season. Before leaving the game [...]
![[ATTENDANCE] Rays Should Take Cue From Mets; Just Lie About Attendance](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3075/2882140821_a3e1207bd8_o.jpg)
The Rays averaged 28,852 fans (80.0% capacity) for their 10 September home dates, including two sellouts in their final two home games of the season. And yet, as recently as four days ago, Mitch Stacy of the Associated Press, wrote a story that was carried in many papers across the [...]
![[THE HANGOVER] Rays Sweep O’s; Magic Number Now 19](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3130/2814873263_468d1cf073_o.jpg)
THE GOOD: Jason Bartlett’s first home run with the Rays. We honestly wondered if he would ever hit an over-the-fence home run with the Rays. We have seen players with “warning track power” and Jason doesn’t even have that. And we wonder if Bartlett actually enjoyed getting plunked his next [...]
![[THE HANGOVER] The Rays Finally Catch A Couple Of Breaks](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3243/2804334077_ec1953b69d_o.jpg)
THE GOOD: Finally, the Rays caught a couple of breaks. First was in the second inning after Matt Garza gave up a leadoff single. With the runner going on the pitch to stay out of a double-play, Lyle Overbay then hit a bouncer back up the middle that looked like [...]
![[RAYS BANDWAGON] Where In The World Is Jenn Sterger?](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/208/442554769_dc81743eac_o.jpg)
The Tampa Bay Rays have averaged 26,613 fans for their 10 home dates in June. That nearly doubles the 13,999 that the Devil Rays averaged in June of 2007. Unfortunately, as far as we can tell, none of the 836,453 fans that have attended Rays games at the Trop this [...]
It is cold and rainy here in New York. We will see if we get this game off in time. It is still to be determined if Jorge Cantu will ever play for the Rays again, but we can be fairly certain that he will never play second base for [...]
