Mullins is not coming off his best season, mainly because he did not see the field as much as he had in previous seasons. Despite this, Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer believes this was a great signing.

It has been a busy winter so far for the Tampa Bay Rays, and the team will be hoping to compete in 2026 despite an interesting offseason so far.  Coming into th

The Tampa Bay Rays farm system has undergone a vast change since Baseball America announced the team’s top ten prospects entering the 2026 season back on November 25th. Back then, Brandon Lowe was still the Rays starting second baseman and Shane Baz was a primary member of the starting rotation.

A month from now, pitchers and catchers will populate the back fields and bullpen mounds of the Rays’ Charlotte Sports Park complex. The offseason feels far from over in terms of Hot Stove activity, but Spring Training is that close.

The Tampa Bay Rays have made several moves to reshape their roster for the 2026 season, but there are still some major question marks just over a month until sp

What they've accomplished so far: The Rays have traded major players -- Shane Baz, Brandon Lowe, and Jake Mangum -- in two deals for prospect-heavy packages, and they signed two players to major league contracts (Mullins for one year, $7.5 million and Matz for two years, $15 million).

Tampa Bay Rays owner and Dream Finders Home CEO Patrick Zalupski addressed his acquisition of the team and what it means for his publicly traded homebuilding company.

The former A's lefty is sure to fit in well with the guidance of the Tampa Bay Rays and all of their computers

The Hillsborough College District Board of Trustees is expected to hold a special meeting Jan. 20 to vote on a deal that would make way for the Rays to turn the college’s North Dale Mabry campus into a 110-acre mixed-use district with a new ballpark, according to sources with knowledge of the deal.