Eloy Jiménez got cast aside by the White Sox and Orioles in 2024, so the former Silver Slugger winner will have to revive his career with the Rays in 2025.

The ongoing saga has the Rays pushing for more money, claiming the delayed vote pushed the project back and increased costs significantly.

We heard on Monday that former Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles OF/DH Eloy Jimenez had signed a minor league deal with the Tampa Bay Rays. Well, we now that the deal comes with some real financial upside for Jimenez,

The Tampa Bay Rays still remain without a home after Hurricane Milton tore the roof off of Tropicana Field. While a new stadium seems less uncertain than it did even a week ago, it's still not a guarantee.

The team says it cannot cover cost increases and that it will negotiate with municipalities already cash strapped and unwilling to pay more.

With the calendar year of 2024 winding down, it's time to take a look back at some of the biggest accomplishments of the year. For the Tampa Bay Rays, one of th

The Rays staff volunteered to help SPCA Tampa Bay, helping with brush removal, walking dogs, caring for cats and more at the shelter

Former Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles slugger Eloy Jimenez is in agreement on a minor league deal with the Tampa Bay Rays, sources tell ESPN. Jimenez, 28, is coming off another injury plagued year in which he played in 98 games split between Chicago and Baltimore after spending the first 5.

With hopes of reigniting his Major League Baseball (MLB) career, after years of being one of the most intriguing rookies to watch, outfielder and designated hitter Eloy Jiménez has agreed to a minor league contract with the Tampa Bay Rays.