Archive for 'Tampa Bay D Rays'
Morning Hangover: Rays Owner Complains. And Complains. And Complains….
Posted on05. Oct, 2011 by 3D.
The man responsible for the destruction of the Tampa Bay Rays’ payroll last off season ($41.9 mil down from $71.9 mil in 2010) isn’t pleased with his business model: “We replicated last year and our numbers were down,” Tampa Bay owner Stuart Sternberg said. “The (television) ratings were down. The rubber has got to hit [...]
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Manny Ramirez Retiring From Major League Baseball
Posted on08. Apr, 2011 by Kinger.
According to NESN’s Heidi Watney, Manny Ramirez has notified MLB of his intent to retire today. Watney also stated that Ramirez had apparently run into some complications with MLBs drug policy this week. For a sure fire Hall Of Famer (and by ‘sure fire’ I’ll admit I operate under the assumption that eventually the soapbox [...]
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I Have Found My New Look Courtesy Of The Rays
Posted on18. Aug, 2010 by SKI.
I hate the Rays! I hate everyone on their team, I hate Joe Madden and his hipster glasses, I hate their dogshit stadium and the 1,100 people that show up to watch this team play,but damn are these some solid blazers. At least now I know what I’m going to be wearing to the 2 [...]
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Best pitching stories of MLB’s 1st half, Youngins or Vets?
Posted on13. Jul, 2010 by Stake.
The beauty of baseball, there is always something interesting or surprising, and usually something that has never been done or seen. Whether its 4 no-hitters before the All-Star break, or an umpire blowing the call on final out of a would-be perfect game, baseball always manages to play out in an entertaining fashion one way [...]
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AL East Race Could Get Blown Wide Open By the Break
Posted on29. Jun, 2010 by 3D.
Oh how the times have changed in the blink of an eye for the D Rays (my semi protest to them dropping the ‘Devil’ from their name). Not that they really ever had the rest of the AL East by the throat, but an early sizeable lead is gone. Long gone. The Yankees have been [...]
