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Rays prospect Xavier Isaac revealed Friday that he underwent “life-saving” brain surgery over the summer. Isaac posted on Instagram that he had a brain scan, which led to “the scariest moment of my life” and season-ending surgery in July. The 21-year-old first baseman, Tampa Bay’s No. 5 prospect according to

BALTIMORE -- As soon as Samuel Basallo was hit in the right wrist by a fastball in the ninth inning of the Orioles’ 6-2 loss to the Rays at Camden Yards on Wednesday night, the 21-year-old future star bent over in pain. The left-handed-hitting slugger quickly exited the field and

TAMPA -- All-Star third baseman Junior Caminero exited the Rays’ 2-1 win over the Blue Jays on Wednesday night after six innings due to mid-back tightness. Caminero’s status is day to day, the Rays announced. He was already scheduled for a day off on Thursday, when the Rays and Jays

CHICAGO -- Christopher Morel exited the Rays’ 4-3 loss in the series finale against the Cubs on Sunday afternoon at Wrigley Field with an abdominal contusion, the team announced.

CHICAGO -- Following a few days of uncertainty, Ryan Pepiot will get to cross the 30-start threshold for the first time after all. The 28-year-old right-hander was scratched from his scheduled start Wednesday against the White Sox due to fatigue. Though Pepiot and manager Kevin Cash didn’t think it would

CHICAGO -- With just about two weeks left in the 2025 regular season, Jonny DeLuca’s year is officially over. Before their 5-4 win over the Cubs on Saturday at Wrigley Field, the Rays announced DeLuca was headed to the 60-day injured list, ending an injury-plagued season for the 27-year-old. In

CHICAGO -- Talking to reporters on Tuesday, Ryan Pepiot was looking forward to his 30th start. Reaching 30 for the season was a big milestone in his eyes, and he was set to accomplish that with an expected start on Wednesday. Just seven hours later, though, Pepiot was scratched due

SAN FRANCISCO – Having learned the hard way earlier this season what it’s like to injure your oblique -- on Opening Day, no less -- Rays outfielder Josh Lowe plans to take it easy while working his way back from another injury. By doing so the Rays believe they can

WEST SACRAMENTO -- By late July, in the wake of his latest setback on his long road to recovery, Shane McClanahan’s chance of a return to the Major Leagues in 2025 was already slim. Now, that possibility is officially off the table.

TAMPA -- The Rays placed first baseman Jonathan Aranda the 10-day injured list Friday before the opener against the Dodgers at George M. Steinbrenner Field, one day after he suffered a fractured left wrist during a collision with Yankees baserunner Giancarlo Stanton. Aranda said he needs to go three weeks

NEW YORK -- The Rays are more than pleased that July is over. They went 7-18 during the month and July 31 was a day to forget. Besides losing to the Yankees, 7-4, first baseman Jonathan Aranda, designated hitter Yandy Díaz and left fielder Chandler Simpson left the afternoon game

CINCINNATI -- It was a disappointing day on Saturday for right-hander Manuel Rodríguez, as Rays skipper Kevin Cash announced before the club's 6-2 loss to the Reds that the high-leverage reliever will have surgery on his right elbow on Aug. 8.

CINCINNATI -- The injuries are piling up for the American League Wild Card-chasing Rays, and so are the road losses. Tampa Bay lost for the 11th time in 14 games away from George M. Steinbrenner Field, dropping a 7-2 decision to Cincinnati on Friday night at Great American Ball Park.

TAMPA -- The Rays are once again without All-Star Brandon Lowe at a critical point of the season, as they placed the slugging second baseman on the 10-day injured list Tuesday afternoon due to left ankle/foot tendinitis. The Rays filled Lowe’s spot on the active roster by acquiring outfielder Stuart

TAMPA -- After working his way back to the mound, Rays ace Shane McClanahan sustained a setback that will put a pause on his Minor League rehab assignment. McClanahan will be pulled back from his rehab stint with Triple-A Durham due to soreness in his biceps, Rays manager Kevin Cash

TAMPA -- Already playing without All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe due to plantar fasciitis in his left foot, the Rays lost another starting middle infielder on Monday night when Ha-Seong Kim exited their 8-3 loss to the White Sox due to lower back tightness. Now, having split the first four

TAMPA -- Hunter Bigge was lying on the ground in the Rays’ dugout at George M. Steinbrenner Field, tasting blood in his mouth and still in a daze after being struck in the face by a 105.1 mph foul ball. He wondered if he could move his body. He worried

BOSTON -- After four days of waiting and hoping that Brandon Lowe would recover quickly enough to finish the first half healthy, the Rays placed their All-Star second baseman on the 10-day injured list due to left oblique tightness on Friday. The Rays recalled infielder Curtis Mead from Triple-A Durham

DETROIT -- A week after throwing a full-intensity bullpen session, Rays ace Shane McClanahan took another big step in his return to Tampa Bay’s rotation.

MINNEAPOLIS -- It was shaping up to be quite a birthday celebration for Brandon Lowe. On the day he turned 31, Lowe was named to the American League All-Star team for the second time in his career. He was also on the verge of setting a new franchise record with

TAMPA -- Five months after signing Ha-Seong Kim to one of the largest free-agent deals in franchise history, the Rays added the dynamic shortstop to their active roster. The Rays reinstated Kim from the 60-day injured list on Thursday, an off-day ahead of a 10-game road trip through Minnesota, Detroit

TAMPA -- Rays ace Shane McClanahan, sidelined since the end of Spring Training due to a nerve issue in his left triceps, threw a bullpen session on Tuesday afternoon that left Rays manager Kevin Cash “really encouraged” about the left-hander’s progress. He still has a long road ahead of him,

TAMPA -- A day after being struck in the face by a 105.1 mph foul ball while sitting in the dugout during Thursday night’s 4-1 loss to the Orioles at George M. Steinbrenner Field, Rays reliever Hunter Bigge underwent surgery to address multiple facial fractures. President of baseball operations Erik

TAMPA -- Reliever Hunter Bigge was struck on the right side of his face by a foul ball while in the dugout and carted off the field during the Rays’ 4-1 loss to the Orioles on Thursday night at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Bigge was taken to a local hospital