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Brilliant in latest startWacha fired four scoreless innings in a Grapefruit League loss to the Twins on Saturday, allowing just one hit and no walks while recording three strikeouts.

ImpactWacha worked up to 53 pitches, with Adam Berry of MLB.com reporting the veteran right-hander's fastball got as high as 94.9 mph according to Statcast. Wacha featured a four-pitch mix overall that also included an effective cutter and a changeup that he got four swings and misses on, three of those third strikes.

MARCH 22, 2021•ROTOWIRE

Yarbrough dubbed 'king of weak contact'Ryan Yarbrough started and finished his outing strong in the Rays’ 11-1 loss to the Braves on Sunday afternoon at Charlotte Sports Park. He...

MARCH 21, 2021•MLB.COM

Notes: Garlick makes OF case; Happ; ArraezAs Spring Training nears its conclusion, the Twins still need to settle a pair of positional battles in the outfield and on the end of their...

MARCH 21, 2021•MLB.COM

Choi unlikely to return by Opening DayWith Ji-Man Choi still sidelined by right knee inflammation, manager Kevin Cash said the Rays are preparing as if the first baseman will not...

MARCH 21, 2021•MLB.COM

Starting for Rays on Monday vs. Red Sox: Brent HoneywellRays Notes: The oft-injured pitching prospect hasn’t faced another team since September 2017.

MARCH 21, 2021•TAMPABAY.COM

Stock up, stock down at Rays spring trainingA few weeks and a number of cuts into Rays camp at Port Charlotte, a number of players have stood out...for better or worse. While the Tampa...

MARCH 21, 2021•RAYSCOLOREDGLASSES.COM

Set to start MondayHoneywell (elbow) is expected to start Monday's Grapefruit League game against the Red Sox, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

ImpactIt will be the 25-year-old's first action against another team since September of 2017, since he's been sidelined by numerous arm injuries. Due to the absence, Honeywell figures to open the season at Triple-A and likely will need to prove his health and effectiveness before receiving a shot in the majors.

MARCH 21, 2021•ROTOWIRE