2024 Tampa Bay Rays season

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2024  Tampa Bay Rays
Tampa Bay Rays cap logo.svg
League American League
Division East
Ballpark Tropicana Field
City St. Petersburg, Florida
Record80–82 (.494)
Divisional place4th
Owners Stuart Sternberg
President of baseball operations Erik Neander
Manager Kevin Cash
Television Bally Sports Sun
Radio Tampa Bay Rays Radio Network (English)
WGES (Spanish)
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The 2024 Tampa Bay Rays season was the 27th season of the Tampa Bay Rays franchise, and their 17th as the Rays. They played their home games at Tropicana Field as members of Major League Baseball's American League East.

Contents

The Rays finished with a record of 80-82, good for 4th in the AL East, 14 games behind the division champion New York Yankees. They missed the postseason for the first time since 2018 and finished with their first losing record since 2017.

Depending on the decision to fix Tropicana Field after 2025, this was the most recent season for the Rays at Tropicana Field.

Season standings

American League East

AL East
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
New York Yankees 9468.580—44‍–‍3750‍–‍31
Baltimore Orioles 9171.562344‍–‍3747‍–‍34
Boston Red Sox 8181.5001338‍–‍4343‍–‍38
Tampa Bay Rays 8082.4941442‍–‍3938‍–‍43
Toronto Blue Jays 7488.4572039‍–‍4235‍–‍46

American League Wild Card

Division leaders
Team W L Pct.
New York Yankees 9468.580
Cleveland Guardians 9269.571
Houston Astros 8873.547
Wild Card teams
(Top 3 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
Baltimore Orioles 9171.562+5
Kansas City Royals 8676.531—
Detroit Tigers 8676.531—
Seattle Mariners 8577.5251
Minnesota Twins 8280.5064
Boston Red Sox 8181.5005
Tampa Bay Rays 8082.4946
Texas Rangers 7884.4818
Toronto Blue Jays 7488.45712
Oakland Athletics 6993.42617
Los Angeles Angels 6399.38923
Chicago White Sox 41121.25345

Record vs. opponents

Record vs. American League

2024 American League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2024

TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETHOUKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore —8–56–13–42–42–54–24–26–08–53–34–29–45–27–620–26
Boston 5–8—4–32–53–42–44–24–23–36–75–14–36–74–28–521–25
Chicago 1–63–4—5–83–102–41–124–21–121–53–31–64–20–71–511–35
Cleveland 4–35–28–5—7–61–45–85–110–32–46–14–23–44–24–224–22
Detroit 4–24–310–36–7—2–46–73–46–72–43–35–15–13–45–222–24
Houston 5–24–24–24–14–2—4–39–42–41–68–55–84–27–65–222–24
Kansas City 2–42–412–18–57–63–4—5–26–72–54–23–33–31–55–223–23
Los Angeles 2–42–42–41–54–34–92–5—1–53–35–88–53–44–90–722–24
Minnesota 0–63–312–13–107–64–27–65–1—0–66–15–23–45–24–218–28
New York 5–87–65–14–24–26–15–23–36–0—5–24–37–63–37–623–23
Oakland 3–31–53–31–63–35–82–48–51–62–5—4–93–46–73–324–22
Seattle 2–43–46–12–41–58–53–35–82–53–49–4—3–310–32–426–20
Tampa Bay 4–97–62–44–31–52–43–34–34–36–74–33–3—1–59–426–20
Texas 2–52–47–02–44–36–75–19–42–53–37–63–105–1—2–419–27
Toronto 6–75–85–12–42–52–52–57–02–46–73–34–24–94–2—20–26

Updated with the results of all games through September 30, 2024.

Record vs. National League

2024 American League record vs. National League

Source: MLB Standings

TeamAZATLCHCCINCOLLADMIAMILNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLWSH
Baltimore 2–12–10–33–02–11–21–21–21–22–11–21–21–20–32–2
Boston 0–31–32–12–11–20–33–01–20–32–13–01–22–11–22–1
Chicago 1–22–10–40–32–10–31–20–30–30–30–30–31–22–12–1
Cleveland 0–31–23–03–11–21–22–10–33–02–12–11–22–11–22–1
Detroit 2–10–31–23–02–12–11–21–22–11–22–21–21–22–11–2
Houston 2–10–30–30–34–02–13–02–12–11–21–21–21–22–11–2
Kansas City 1–21–21–23–01–21–22–12–11–21–22–11–20–33–13–0
Los Angeles 1–21–21–20–31–22–23–01–22–11–22–13–02–11–21–2
Minnesota 2–10–31–21–22–11–21–21–31–22–11–21–21–21–22–1
New York 2–11–22–10–32–11–22–12–10–43–01–22–13–01–21–2
Oakland 1–21–22–12–12–11–22–11–22–12–13–00–32–21–22–1
Seattle 2–12–11–23–02–10–31–21–23–02–11–23–12–12–11–2
Tampa Bay 3–01–22–12–12–11–23–11–23–00–32–11–22–11–22–1
Texas 2–21–22–12–10–32–12–10–31–20–32–11–21–21–22–1
Toronto 1–21–21–21–22–11–20–31–21–21–32–12–12–13–01–2

Updated with the results of all games through September 30, 2024.

Offseason

The Rays finished the 2023 season 99–63, good enough for second place in the AL East. They would be eliminated by the eventual World Series winning Texas Rangers in the 2023 American League Wild Card Series.

In a procedural move, shortstop Wander Franco was added back to the 40-man roster following the conclusion of the 2023 World Series following his stint on MLB's administrative leave. [1]

Roster departures

On November 2, 2023, relief pitchers Chris Devenski, Jake Diekman, and Robert Stephenson elected free agency.

On November 4, 2023, the Rays placed Jalen Beeks, Christian Bethancourt, Josh Fleming, Tristan Gray, Raimel Tapia, and Cole Sulser on outright waivers. [2]

Game log

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Regular season

Legend
 Rays win
 Rays loss
 Postponement
 Eliminated from playoff spot
BoldRays team member
2024 Game Log: 80–82 (Home: 42–39; Away: 38–43)
March/April: 14–17 (Home: 8–9; Away: 6–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1March 28 Blue Jays 2–8 Berríos (1–0) Eflin (0–1)—25,0250–1 L1
2March 29 Blue Jays 8–2 Civale (1–0) Bassitt (0–1)—18,6531–1 W1
3March 30 Blue Jays 5–1 Littell (1–0) Kikuchi (0–1)—18,9052–1 W2
4March 31 Blue Jays 2–9 White (1–0) Armstrong (0–1)—14,8752–2 L1
5April 1 Rangers 3–9 Dunning (1–0) Pepiot (0–1)—14,1442–3 L2
6April 2 Rangers 5–2 Eflin (1–1) Heaney (0–1)—11,6973–3 W1
7April 3 Rangers 1–4 Eovaldi (1–0) Civale (1–1)—18,8813–4 L1
8April 5@ Rockies 7–10 Beeks (1–0) Fairbanks (0–1)—48,3993–5 L2
9April 6@ Rockies 8–6 Cleavinger (1–0) Beeks (1–1) Poche (1)29,2384–5 W1
10April 7@ Rockies 3–2 Pepiot (1–1) Hudson (0–2) Armstrong (1)25,5665–5 W2
11April 8@ Angels 1–7 Anderson (2–0) Eflin (1–2)—18,7485–6 L1
12April 9@ Angels 6–4 Civale (2–1) Sandoval (1–2) Fairbanks (1)20,2716–6 W1
13April 10@ Angels 4–2 Kelly (1–0) Soriano (0–2) Fairbanks (2)16,6007–6 W2
14April 12 Giants 2–1 Cleavinger (2–0) Winn (0–3) Fairbanks (3)15,1468–6 W3
15April 13 Giants 2–11 Webb (1–1) Pepiot (1–2)—17,4118–7 L1
16April 14 Giants 9–4 Alexander (1–0) Snell (0–2)—19,4709–7 W1
17April 15 Angels 3–7 García (1–0) Maton (0–1)—12,2679–8 L1
18April 16 Angels 7–6 (13) Cleavinger (3–0) Fulmer (0–1)—12,16010–8 W1
19April 17 Angels 4–5 Strickland (1–0) Fairbanks (0–2)—10,84410–9 L1
20April 18 Angels 2–1 Pepiot (2–2) Canning (0–3) Poche (2)10,64811–9 W1
21April 19@ Yankees 3–5 Santana (1–0) Devenski (0–1) Holmes (8)36,05511–10 L1
22April 20@ Yankees 2–0 (10) Adam (1–0) Ferguson (0–3) Cleavinger (1)47,62912–10 W1
23April 21@ Yankees 4–5 Gil (1–1) Civale (2–2) González (2)40,02212–11 L1
24April 22 Tigers 1–7 Skubal (3–0) Littell (1–1)—13,52212–12 L2
25April 23 Tigers 2–4 Faedo (1–1) Poche (0–1) Foley (7)13,64812–13 L3
26April 24 Tigers 7–5 Devenski (1–1) Vest (1–1) Cleavinger (2)13,75413–13 W1
27April 26@ White Sox 4–9 Flexen (1–3) Eflin (1–3)—10,32313–14 L1
28April 27@ White Sox 7–8 (10) García (1–2) Maton (0–2)—28,00913–15 L2
29April 28@ White Sox 2–4 Fedde (2–0) Littell (1–2) Leasure (1)12,66913–16 L3
30April 29@ Brewers 1–0 Pepiot (3–2) Wilson (2–1) Adam (1)20,39514–16 W1
31April 30@ Brewers 2–8 Peralta (3–0) Alexander (1–1)—21,12414–17 L1
May: 14–13 (Home: 9–9; Away: 5–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
32May 1@ Brewers 1–7 Rea (3–0) Eflin (1–4)—20,13214–18 L2
33May 3 Mets 10–8 Armstrong (1–1) Quintana (1–3) Adam (2)19,07715–18 W1
34May 4 Mets 3–1 Adam (2–0) Ottavino (1–1) Maton (1)18,96816–18 W2
35May 5 Mets 7–6 (10) Ramírez (1–0) Diekman (1–1)—19,31017–18 W3
36May 6 White Sox 8–2 Ramírez (2–0) Clevinger (0–1)—12,04218–18 W4
37May 7 White Sox 5–1 Eflin (2–4) Soroka (0–4)—10,87219–18 W5
38May 8 White Sox 1–4 Flexen (2–3) Civale (2–3) Kopech (3)12,87719–19 L1
39May 10 Yankees 0–2 Schmidt (4–1) Bradley (0–1) Holmes (12)18,04119–20 L2
40May 11 Yankees 7–2 Littell (2–2) Cortés Jr. (1–4)—21,30820–20 W1
41May 12 Yankees 6–10 Gil (4–1) Alexander (1–2)—20,69420–21 L1
42May 13@ Red Sox 5–3 Eflin (3–4) Crawford (2–2) Adam (3)28,66321–21 W1
43May 14@ Red Sox 4–5 (12) Bernardino (2–1) Rodríguez (0–1)—32,89221–22 L1
44May 15@ Red Sox 4–3 Bradley (1–1) Houck (3–5) Kelly (1)30,01622–22 W1
45May 16@ Red Sox 7–5 Rodríguez (1–1) Jansen (1–1) Ramírez (1)31,70423–22 W2
46May 17@ Blue Jays 4–3 Alexander (2–2) Bassitt (3–6) Fairbanks (4)32,64024–22 W3
47May 18@ Blue Jays 5–4 Ramírez (3–0) Pearson (0–1) Cleavinger (3)34,41625–22 W4
48May 19@ Blue Jays 2–5 Manoah (1–1) Civale (2–4) Romano (7)35,84025–23 L1
49May 20 Red Sox 0–5 Houck (4–5) Bradley (1–2)—13,48925–24 L2
50May 21 Red Sox 2–5 Weissert (2–1) Adam (2–1) Jansen (8)12,27425–25 L3
51May 22 Red Sox 5–8 Bello (5–2) Lovelady (0–2)—13,09525–26 L4
52May 24 Royals 1–8 Lugo (8–1) Alexander (2–3)—16,36825–27 L5
53May 25 Royals 4–7 (11) McArthur (2–2) Lovelady (0–3) Anderson (1)20,30925–28 L6
54May 26 Royals 4–1 Cleavinger (4–0) Wacha (4–5) Fairbanks (5)20,78926–28 W1
55May 28 Athletics 0–3 Spence (4–2) Littell (2–3) Miller (11)13,88926–29 L1
56May 29 Athletics 4–3 Fairbanks (1–2) Kelly (2–2)—13,16727–29 W1
57May 30 Athletics 6–5 (12) Lovelady (1–3) Ferguson (0–1)—15,26428–29 W2
58May 31@ Orioles 1–3 Pérez (1–0) Lovelady (1–4) Kimbrel (13)27,36428–30 L1
June: 14–12 (Home: 6–7; Away: 8–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
59June 1@ Orioles 5–9 Webb (1–3) Bradley (1–3)—36,95828–31 L2
60June 2@ Orioles 4–3 Armstrong (2–1) Tate (2–1) Fairbanks (6)32,46329–31 W1
61June 4@ Marlins 9–5 Pepiot (4–2) Luzardo (2–5) Fairbanks (7)9,23430–31 W2
62June 5@ Marlins 5–3 Lovelady (2–4) Garrett (2–1) Fairbanks (8)8,77831–31 W3
63June 7 Orioles 3–6 Irvin (6–2) Civale (2–5) Kimbrel (14)17,88231–32 L1
64June 8 Orioles 0–5 Bradish (2–0) Bradley (1–4)—20,48531–33 L2
65June 9 Orioles 2–9 Rodriguez (7–2) Littell (2–4)—20,38631–34 L3
66June 10 Orioles 2–5 Burnes (7–2) Pepiot (4–3) Kimbrel (15)14,68631–35 L4
67June 11 Cubs 5–2 Devenski (2–1) Neris (6–1)—15,19232–35 W1
68June 12 Cubs 3–4 Miller (1–0) Cleavinger (4–1) Neris (10)16,92732–36 L1
69June 13 Cubs 3–2 Bradley (2–4) Leiter Jr. (2–4) Fairbanks (9)19,67933–36 W1
70June 14@ Braves 3–7 Sale (9–2) Littell (2–5) Iglesias (18)41,04633–37 L1
71June 15@ Braves 2–9 Morton (4–3) Pepiot (4–4)—40,48033–38 L2
72June 16@ Braves 8–6 Adam (3–1) Iglesias (0–1) Fairbanks (10)40,21134–38 W1
73June 18@ Twins 6–7 Durán (3–2) Fairbanks (1–3)—17,34234–39 L1
74June 19@ Twins 3–2 (10) Adam (4–1) Alcalá (1–2) Maton (2)20,71235–39 W1
75June 20@ Twins 7–6 (10) Fairbanks (2–3) Jax (3–3)—24,86336–39 W2
76June 21@ Pirates 10–3 Poche (1–1) Mlodzinski (1–3)—26,60037–39 W3
77June 22@ Pirates 3–4 Jones (5–6) Eflin (3–5) Chapman (2)33,04037–40 L1
78June 23@ Pirates 3–1 Kelly (2–0) Holderman (3–1) Fairbanks (11)29,02638–40 W1
79June 24 Mariners 4–3 Maton (1–2) Voth (2–2) Fairbanks (12)14,48239–40 W2
80June 25 Mariners 11–3 Cleavinger (5–1) Castillo (6–9)—14,03440–40 W3
81June 26 Mariners 2–5 Kirby (7–5) Armstrong (2–2) Thornton (1)18,28640–41 L1
82June 28 Nationals 3–1 Eflin (4–5) Parker (5–4) Fairbanks (13)14,95941–41 W1
83June 29 Nationals 1–8 Irvin (6–6) Civale (2–6)—17,50141–42 L1
84June 30 Nationals 5–0 Bradley (3–4) Corbin (1–8)—18,25942–42 W1
July: 13–11 (Home: 7–4; Away: 6–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
85July 2@ Royals 5–1 Littell (3–5) Singer (4–5)—16,86543–42 W2
86July 3@ Royals 2–4 Wacha (5–6) Pepiot (4–5) McArthur (15)23,26843–43 L1
87July 4@ Royals 10–8 Eflin (5–5) Marsh (6–6) Fairbanks (14)28,35844–43 W1
88July 5@ Rangers 0–3 Lorenzen (5–4) Baz (0–1) Yates (12)32,17544–44 L1
89July 6@ Rangers 3–4 Hernández (2–0) Kelly (2–1) Yates (13)31,56044–45 L2
90July 7@ Rangers 2–13 Eovaldi (6–3) Littell (3–6)—32,11344–46 L3
91July 9 Yankees 5–3 Pepiot (5–5) Rodón (9–7) Fairbanks (15)20,43645–46 W1
92July 10 Yankees 1–2 Hill (3–0) Eflin (5–6) Holmes (20)19,24645–47 L1
93July 11 Yankees 5–4 Kelly (3–1) Cortés Jr. (4–8) Fairbanks (16)23,43846–47 W1
94July 12 Guardians 2–0 Bradley (4–4) Carrasco (3–7) Adam (4)17,29047–47 W2
95July 13 Guardians 2–4 Sandlin (6–0) Cleavinger (5–2) Clase (29)19,94647–48 L1
96July 14 Guardians 2–0 Pepiot (6–5) Lively (8–5) Fairbanks (17)21,87548–48 W1
–July 16 94th All-Star Game in Arlington, TX
97July 19@ Yankees 1–6 Cole (3–1) Eflin (5–7)—47,03648–49 L1
98July 20@ Yankees 9–1 Bradley (5–4) Cortés Jr. (4–9)—43,17349–49 W1
99July 21@ Yankees 6–4 Cleavinger (6–2) Stroman (7–5) Fairbanks (18)45,17850–49 W2
100July 22@ Yankees 1–6 Rodón (10–7) Littell (3–7)—40,82450–50 L1
101July 23@ Blue Jays 4–2 Alexander (3–3) Berríos (8–8) Fairbanks (19)38,57551–50 W1
102July 24@ Blue Jays 3–6 Cabrera (3–2) Adam (4–2)—32,27651–51 L1
103July 25@ Blue Jays 13–0 Bradley (6–4) Bassitt (8–9)—41,14852–51 W1
104July 26 Reds 2–3 (10) Martinez (4–5) Rodríguez (1–2) Díaz (20)20,44152–52 L1
105July 27 Reds 4–0 Littell (4–7) Abbott (9–7)—23,46453–52 W1
106July 28 Reds 2–1 Cleavinger (7–2) Cruz (3–8) Fairbanks (20)19,87354–52 W2
107July 30 Marlins 9–3 Alexander (4–3) Cronin (2–3)—17,93155–52 W3
108July 31 Marlins 2–6 Muñoz (2–5) Bradley (6–5)—14,48455–53 L1
August: 12–15 (Home: 5–6; Away: 7–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
109August 2@ Astros 2–3 Abreu (2–1) Kelly (3–2) Hader (22)33,43055–54 L2
110August 3@ Astros 6–1 Littell (5–7) Blanco (9–6)—37,32856–54 W1
111August 4@ Astros 1–0 Alexander (5–3) Arrighetti (4–10) Fairbanks (21)35,20557–54 W2
112August 6@ Cardinals 3–4 Gray (11–6) Springs (0–1) Helsley (35)32,92257–55 L1
113August 7@ Cardinals 2–5 Fedde (8–5) Bradley (6–6) Helsley (36)31,40157–56 L2
114August 8@ Cardinals 6–4 Lovelady (3–4) Romero (5–2) Fairbanks (22)35,21758–56 W1
115August 9 Orioles 1–4 Eflin (8–7) Littell (5–8)—20,67358–57 L1
116August 10 Orioles 5–7 Smith (4–0) Poche (1–2) Domínguez (2)23,89858–58 L2
117August 11 Orioles 2–1 Rodríguez (2–2) Kimbrel (6–4) Fairbanks (23)16,84859–58 W1
118August 12 Astros 1–6 Valdez (12–5) Bradley (6–7)—10,54059–59 L1
119August 13 Astros 2–3 Kikuchi (6–9) Baz (0–2) Hader (26)12,27559–60 L2
120August 14 Astros 1–2 (10) Hader (5–6) Cleavinger (7–3)—12,49359–61 L3
121August 16 Diamondbacks 5–4 Fairbanks (3–3) Martínez (5–3)—21,61360–61 W1
122August 17 Diamondbacks 6–1 Springs (1–1) Gallen (9–6) Lovelady (1)17,70861–61 W2
123August 18 Diamondbacks 8–7 (12) Uceta (1–0) Martínez (5–4)—18,63662–61 W3
124August 19@ Athletics 0–3 Boyle (3–5) Bradley (6–8) Miller (19)3,93862–62 L1
125August 20@ Athletics 1–0 Baz (1–2) Estes (5–6) Uceta (1)4,37763–62 W1
126August 21@ Athletics 4–2 Pepiot (7–5) Spence (7–9) Rodríguez (1)10,33964–62 W2
127August 22@ Athletics 1–3 Bido (5–3) Springs (1–2) Miller (20)5,14264–63 L1
128August 23@ Dodgers 3–7 Kopech (4–8) Rodríguez (2–3)—45,55664–64 L2
129August 24@ Dodgers 9–8 (10) Rodríguez (3–3) Kelly (1–1) Cleavinger (4)48,48865–64 W1
130August 25@ Dodgers 1–3 Treinen (6–3) Lovelady (3–5) Banda (2)52,46465–65 L1
131August 26@ Mariners 1–5 Miller (10–7) Pepiot (7–6)—29,75565–66 L2
132August 27@ Mariners 3–2 Uceta (2–0) Chargois (2–1) Rodríguez (2)26,15366–66 W1
133August 28@ Mariners 2–6 Castillo (11–12) Alexander (5–4)—35,13166–67 L1
134August 30 Padres 5–13 Pérez (4–5) Bradley (6–9)—17,54766–68 L2
135August 31 Padres 11–4 Baz (2–2) Vásquez (4–7)—16,60067–68 W1
September: 13–14 (Home: 7–4; Away: 6–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
136September 1 Padres 3–4 Scott (9–5) Rodríguez (3–4) Suárez (30)17,49467–69 L1
137September 2 Twins 4–5 Alcalá (4–3) Littell (5–9) Durán (21)11,63667–70 L2
138September 3 Twins 2–1 Springs (2–2) Festa (2–5) Cleavinger (5)10,53168–70 W1
139September 4 Twins 9–4 Alexander (6–4) Varland (0–6)—11,51369–70 W2
140September 5 Twins 3–4 López (14–8) Bradley (6–10) Durán (22)10,58469–71 L1
141September 6@ Orioles 0–2 Kremer (7–9) Baz (2–3) Domínguez (9)25,43969–72 L2
142September 7@ Orioles 7–1 Pepiot (8–6) Eflin (10–8)—34,25670–72 W1
143September 8@ Orioles 2–0 Littell (6–9) Burnes (13–8) Uceta (2)29,51971–72 W2
144September 9@ Phillies 1–2 Estévez (4–4) Cleavinger (7–4)—39,51171–73 L1
145September 10@ Phillies 4–9 Alvarado (2–5) Lovelady (3–6)—40,08871–74 L2
146September 11@ Phillies 2–3 Wheeler (15–6) Rasmussen (0–1) Estévez (25)40,71571–75 L3
147September 12@ Guardians 5–2 Sulser (1–0) Williams (3–9) Lovelady (2)19,18872–75 W1
148September 13@ Guardians 3–1 Littell (7–9) Bibee (11–8) Uceta (3)24,16073–75 W2
149September 14@ Guardians 1–6 Cantillo (2–3) Alexander (6–5)—31,36273–76 L1
150September 15@ Guardians 0–2 Lively (12–9) Bradley (6–11) Clase (45)21,14473–77 L2
151September 17 Red Sox 8–3 Baz (3–3) Pivetta (5–11)—12,16974–77 W1
152September 18 Red Sox 1–2 Slaten (6–2) Rasmussen (0–2) Jansen (27)12,15374–78 L1
153September 19 Red Sox 2–0 Littell (8–9) Bello (14–8) Cleavinger (6)13,12075–78 W1
154September 20 Blue Jays 1–0 Kelly (4–2) Berríos (16–10) Bigge (1)14,37276–78 W2
155September 21 Blue Jays 3–2 Bradley (7–11) Rodríguez (1–7) Rasmussen (1)20,70477–78 W3
156September 22 Blue Jays 4–3 Kelly (5–2) Cabrera (3–3) Uceta (4)20,56778–78 W4
157September 24@ Tigers 1–2 Skubal (18–4) Pepiot (8–7) Brieske (1)22,77078–79 L1
158September 25@ Tigers 1–7 Guenther (3–0) Littell (8–10)—32,46378–80 L2
159September 26@ Tigers 3–4 Brieske (4–4) Cleavinger (7–5) Foley (27)27,86778–81 L3
160September 27@ Red Sox 2–1 Bradley (8–11) Pivetta (6–12) Uceta (5)33,69479–81 W1
161September 28@ Red Sox 7–2 Baz (4–3) Crawford (9–16)—35,33380–81 W2
162September 29@ Red Sox 1–3 Priester (3–6) Pepiot (8–8) Slaten (2)34,86280–82 L1

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Josh Lowe
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Taj Bradley.
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Ben Rortvedt
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Yandy Díaz
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Dylan Carlson
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José Caballero

Player stats

Yellow background = Team leader in category.

Batting

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; AVG = Batting average; SLG = Slugging average

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBISBBBAVGSLG
Yandy Díaz 145563551583111465050.281.414
José Caballero 139441531002419444427.227.347
Jose Siri 130402507516118471431.187.366
Brandon Lowe 10738556941932158533.244.473
Isaac Paredes 10136341891911655052.245.435
Josh Lowe 106353378519210342532.241.391
Randy Arozarena 100350457419015371645.211.394
Jonny DeLuca 10733229721246311624.217.331
Ben Rortvedt 1122902766130331134.228.303
Richie Palacios 922644659815211945.223.318
Amed Rosario 76264228117322697.307.417
Taylor Walls 842182740531141631.183.248
Christopher Morel 4917313334239114.191.289
Junior Caminero 43165154191618211.248.424
Harold Ramírez 4816421443011353.268.305
Alex Jackson 58139171770312112.122.237
Jonathan Aranda 44128223070614012.234.430
Curtis Mead 381221029301726.238.287
Dylan Carlson 3711472520314210.219.316
Austin Shenton 194239501308.214.405
René Pinto 194259302604.214.429
Logan Driscoll 153526001501.171.257
Niko Goodrum 91613000001.188.188
Kameron Misner 81501000000.067.067
Rob Brantley 3901000000.111.111
Team totals1625389604124124523147564178493.230.366

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Pitching

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBSO
Zack Littell 8103.6329290156.1164686331141
Taj Bradley 8114.1125250138.0122686347154
Ryan Pepiot 883.6026260130.0102585248142
Zach Eflin 574.0919190110.011555501387
Tyler Alexander 655.102390107.211061612490
Aaron Civale 265.071717087.09351492784
Shane Baz 433.061414079.15728272769
Kevin Kelly 522.67680170.2592521963
Garrett Cleavinger 753.75680660.05229253171
Jason Adam 422.49470447.02617131650
Shawn Armstrong 225.40387146.25630281950
Pete Fairbanks 333.574602345.13620181744
Edwin Uceta 201.51300541.22687857
Manuel Rodríguez 342.15400237.2291391134
Colin Poche 123.86430237.13016161333
Phil Maton 124.58400235.12919181830
Jeffrey Springs 223.2777033.03412121137
Richard Lovelady 353.77280228.2251312920
Drew Rasmussen 022.83164128.225109635
Chris Devenski 216.75190026.22825201424
Erasmo Ramírez 304.35130120.21212101015
Hunter Bigge 002.57151114.01444319
Cole Sulser 100.0062011.230068
Jacob Lopez 005.2341010.157678
Jacob Waguespack 005.4041010.013761011
Mason Montgomery 001.869009.2622517
Joel Kuhnel 001.135008.041104
Justin Sterner 002.252004.052114
Tyler Zuber 002.702003.131124
Ben Rortvedt 004.501002.031121
Team totals80823.77162162511440.212866636044451406

Source:

Note: No Earned run average (ERA) qualifiers , 162 Innings pitched required, 1 inning per scheduled game.

Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAA Durham Bulls International League
AA Montgomery Biscuits Southern League
High-A Bowling Green Hot Rods South Atlantic League
A Charleston RiverDogs Carolina League
Rookie FCL Rays Florida Complex League
Foreign Rookie DSL Rays 1 Dominican Summer League
Foreign Rookie DSL Rays 2 Dominican Summer League

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