The Windup | The Rays right-hander mowed down Braves hitters Friday, but said it was a struggle without his normal command.

The Yankees’ rotation is already decimated by injuries. How does it stack up against the rest of the division?

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Two hurricanes, a topless dome, a borrowed stadium and an abandoned future later, the Rays are back. The question is which ...

Rasmussen continues to ramp up, with Friday's outing marking his longest of the spring. He's been in a battle for the rotation spot for the last month, though Joe Boyle was demoted to Triple-A Durham ...

It doesn’t take much. For any team, just one or two key things going right (or wrong) can make (or break a season). Whether ...

Drew Rasmussen has an ERA under 3.00 over the past four seasons. Unfortunately, he pitched over 76.0 innings in the majors once in his career. Length of his starts could be an issue, but elite ...

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — Drew Rasmussen was eager to take the mound Monday. Too eager, maybe. "I was loose, stretched out, everything," said the Tampa Bay Rays right-hander. "And then I was like ...

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Vice President JD Vance and wife Usha Vance may get a frosty reception during their Greenland visit on Friday.

Tampa Bay Rays starter Shane McClanahan received a good injury update after a frightening exit from his latest spring ...