In baseball, there are moments that are bigger than the sport itself. For the Tampa Bay Rays and right fielder Josh Lowe, one of those moments was on full displ

After a concerning rehab outing Friday and throwing a 10-pitch bullpen session on Monday afternoon, Rays ace Shane McClanahan will no longer make his scheduled start for Triple-A Durham on Thursday. Rays manager Kevin Cash said McClanahan is dealing with a sore bicep and that he hopes he’ll resume throwing by the end of the week.

Drew Rasmussen returned to a traditional starting role on Tuesday night, and reliever Edwin Uceta continued his return to form. More importantly, after a 5-11 start to July, the Rays returned to the win column with a 4-3 victory over the White Sox at George M.

The White Sox couldn't overcome a four runs surrendered in an ugly inning for starter Davis Martin, who returned from the injured list.

Tampa Bay Rays ace Shane McClanahan shared how 'frustrated' he was with this latest setback in his injury recovery.

Each appearance by Tampa Bay Rays right-hander Joe Boyle is accompanied by a forward-facing mentality and the question of how he will respond the

Ask around the Rays clubhouse, and you hear a lengthy litany of ways rookie outfielder Chandler Simpson impresses his teammates and bosses. Game-changing speed. Bat-to-ball skills. High contact rate.