Kinda late to change things now, don’t you think? Even if they somehow win a series against the Yankees, it’s too late.
Does anyone have this article without the paywall?
If you think about it, the team wasn’t expected to make a bigger jump in the standings until next season. Tbh, their current record is close to the preseason projections. I thought the Rays were an 86-win team potential. That can still be achieved, but the important thing is to consider what can this team do, to make sure they’re competitive for all of next season and beyond.
As is Rays tradition, expect to see some of our fan favorites be traded.
Something needs to change for the Rays.
Either the way they are playing, with Sunday’s 2-1 sweep-completing loss to the Reds extending their majors’-worst record over the last month to 7-18.
Or the players they have, with Thursday’s 6 p.m. trade deadline looming perhaps more significantly now in terms of a sell-off of bigger names.
“Getting swept always sucks,” said Sunday starter Shane Baz. “No matter what time of the year it is and where you are, who you’re playing, it’s just never what you want to do.
Something has to change you say?
Time to trade all of our stars, cut anyone on the payroll that costs money, and trade our farm for AA to start.
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Wow. Really? Nah, they should keep doing the same thing.
League-best month into league-worst month. Oh yeah baby, that’s rays ball 😎👉👉
Kinda late to change things now, don’t you think? Even if they somehow win a series against the Yankees, it’s too late.
Does anyone have this article without the paywall?
If you think about it, the team wasn’t expected to make a bigger jump in the standings until next season. Tbh, their current record is close to the preseason projections. I thought the Rays were an 86-win team potential. That can still be achieved, but the important thing is to consider what can this team do, to make sure they’re competitive for all of next season and beyond.
As is Rays tradition, expect to see some of our fan favorites be traded.
Something needs to change for the Rays.
Either the way they are playing, with Sunday’s 2-1 sweep-completing loss to the Reds extending their majors’-worst record over the last month to 7-18.
Or the players they have, with Thursday’s 6 p.m. trade deadline looming perhaps more significantly now in terms of a sell-off of bigger names.
“Getting swept always sucks,” said Sunday starter Shane Baz. “No matter what time of the year it is and where you are, who you’re playing, it’s just never what you want to do.
Something has to change you say?
Time to trade all of our stars, cut anyone on the payroll that costs money, and trade our farm for AA to start.
That’s the Rays way.