The Rays announced a few transactions before Monday's game against the Red Sox.
Brandon Lowe will be in the lineup for the first time in more than six weeks when the Tampa Bay Rays face the Boston Red Sox on Monday night in St. Petersburg, Fla.
The Braves are reportedly eyeing Rays starting pitcher Zach Eflin as a potential trade target for later in the season. “Atlanta is keeping a close eye
The Braves are reportedly “keeping a close eye on” the pitcher as a potential trade target prior to the deadline.
It's a new week in home run props, and we're looking to kick it off with a winner (or two, or three) on Monday. Let's check out our three favorite HR bets for the MLB slate.
Whether or not the Thunder and Hurricanes can win tonight is one question. The more certain fact seems to be that we can expect higher volume from these teams' most important players.
All they do is win, win, win no matter what. Can’t stop, won’t stop the Sky Ray. Zach Eflin vs. Michael Soroka at the Trop. So how did it all go down? In the top of the first Eflin got the White Sox three-up three-down.
The Tampa Bay Rays (18-18) have an opportunity to add to their four-game winning streak as they host the Chicago White Sox (8-27) at Tropicana Field on Tuesday at 6:50 PM ET.
The Chicago White Sox (3-22) will try to end their seven-game losing streak when they host the Tampa Bay Rays (13-13) on Friday at 7:40 PM ET on Apple TV+.
Jose Caballero breaks a scoreless tie in 10th For the second time in as many starts, Zach Eflin did not allow the opposition to plate a run. Eflin dazzled through six scoreless innings, striking out six and only giving up three hits.
Following two great wins, the New York Yankees were hoping to make it three in a row on a beautiful Saturday afternoon in the Bronx. Sending Nestor Cortes out there against Zach Eflin, the Yankees would hope to try and secure a series win this afternoon.
Holy smokes! We closed out last week with a +390 winner on Elly De La Cruz and a +680 cash on Lawrence Butler in Friday's edition of home run props. Not too shabby, huh?
We're feeling good about Tuesday's slate with some favorable wind in the forecast across MLB. Here are our three favorite HR props for Tuesday night.
The Tampa Bay Rays have named right-handed pitcher Zach Eflin as their starter for Opening Day on March 28. Per Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times on social media: Zach Eflin will be #Rays opening day starter vs.
The Tampa Bay Rays technically didn't get a quality start out of Zach Eflin on Tuesday, but the veteran pitcher once again lifted his team to victory by keeping things under control.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Zach Eflin delivered an all-time great quote on Tuesday following his shaky outing against the Boston Red Sox.
Rays right-hander Zach Eflin exited Wednesday’s game after just four innings. It’s an ominous development both for a pitcher with chronic knee issues and a Rays rotation that has already been clobbered by injuries in 2023.
Like so many players before him, Zach Eflin is having a career resurgence in Tampa Bay, and he has helped the Rays to the best record in the American League. Eflin was a highly touted prospect, making his MLB debut at just 22 years old in 2016, but was never able to live up to expectations.
The Rays’ willingness to make such an expenditure surprised some pundits, for both financial and baseball-related reasons. Three months into the 2023 season, Tampa’s decision is looking quite wise.
The Tampa Bay Rays made the first major move for a free agent pitcher, signing right-hander Zach Eflin to a three-year, $40 million contract. The deal is the largest free agent deal in Rays history.
Giving that kind of distinction to a mid-rotation pitcher is pretty surprising, especially since it effectively takes Tampa Bay out of the running for another rumored target of theirs.
The Philadelphia Phillies have played three postseason games thus far in 2022. They have yet to lose, and Zach Eflin has been on the mound to close out each one.
The Phillies have reactivated right-handed pitcher Zach Eflin from the 60-Day Injured List, and he will rejoin the Phillies starting Tuesday night in Miami.
Philadelphia Phillies starter Zach Eflin left his start prematurely after just two innings of work on Sunday. Things didn't seem quite right with the right-hander.
The Philadelphia Phillies starting rotation has turned into a consistent, well-oiled machine as of late. The staff has constantly pitched late into games, with the occasional exception.
Zach Eflin hasn't made a start for the Philadelphia Phillies since May 1, almost two full weeks ago. On May 8, he was placed on the COVID-19 IL, but according to Alex Coffey of The Philadelphia Inquirer, he may soon be ready to return to the club.
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