Earlier this week we mentioned that James Shields’ start against the Orioles was the best pitching performance in Rays history. The start, in which he allowed just 2 hits and struck out 15 with no walks, registered a 94 on the Game Score meter (Game Score measures an overall pitching [...]
It was two-years ago today that Matt Garza threw the only no-hitter in Tampa Bay Rays history (well, the only one thrown by the Rays). Here’s a look back at the final pitch…
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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. Yankees 7, RAYS 0 (boxscore) THE GOOD: Savior of the Universe. Flash! ahhhh. Savior of the Universe! Flash! Ahhhh. He’ll save every one of us! Right? [...]
Matt Garza avoided arbitration this weekend when he signed a one-year, $9.5 million deal with the Chicago Cubs. Meanwhile, another former Rays pitcher, Edwin Jackson, signed a one-year deal with the Nationals for $10 million, as a free agent. That is For fun, let’s take a look at how much [...]
Former Rays pitcher Matt Garza had his home broken into recently. And according to the Fresno Bee, among the items stolen was his American League championship ring valued at $30,000. That certainly sucks. And if we were leading the investigation, we would start with Al Reyes, who was on the [...]
This one comes by request from @11RileyJ on Twitter. It is all 27 outs from Matt Garza’s no-hitter, the only no-no in Rays history. And since most of us are starting to get some baseball cabin fever, maybe, just maybe this will ease the shakes for a few minutes. Enjoy! [...]
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Off-Season (click image for random Wikipedia page) The Yankees “desperately” want to add a #2 starter to their rotation according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. And the two leading candidates should be very familiar to Rays fans. The Yankees desperately seek a No. 2 starter, and fortunately for them, [...]
The Rays may now have a harder time trading one of their starting pitchers
Theo Epstein Is Still The GM Of The Red Sox, And Matt Garza Is Involved
For all the talent, the no-hitter and helping the Rays to two division titles in three years, one thing is certain about Matt Garza: he is a head-case. And if his first spring training with the Cubs is any indication, not much has changed. Garza has given up 15 runs [...]
