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TOUGH ENDING IN McCLANAHAN COMEBACK: Shane McClanahan was unhittable in his first four innings on Tuesday, 972 days after his last major-league start in August of 2023. But walks got him in trouble in the fifth inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays lost to the Milwaukee Brewers, 6-2. Here's my game story, live from Milwaukee.

Rays' Shane McClanahan Impressive in Return, But Takes Loss With 1 Bad Inning Shane McClanahan was unhittable in his first four innings on Tuesday, 972 days after his last major-league start in August of 2023. But walks got him in trouble in the fifth inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays lost to the Milwaukee Brewers, 6-2.

MY TWO CENTS: It's my last week before retirement and I had to see some baseball before it ends. I get the added bonus of finishing my career in Milwaukee, where it started 47 years ago, and see Shane McClanahan — one of my baseball favorites — return to the mound tonight after missing two-plus years with arm injuries. Here's my column on what it all means for Shane.

My Two Cents: One Last Trip To the Ballpark, With Shane McClanahan's Return As a Bonus It's my last week before retirement and I had to see some baseball before it ends. I get the added bonus of finishing my career in Milwaukee, where it started 47 years ago, and see Shane McClanahan — one of my baseball favorites — return to the mound after missing two-plus years with arm injurie...

REPEAT WINNERS: We haven't had a repeat World Series champion since 2000 when the New York Yankees won three in a row. The Los Angeles Dodgers are trying to go back-to-back this year, but they're down 3-2 to Toronto with Game 6 on Friday night. I put together a list of ALL teams that repeated for Roundtable Sports, and it brought back a lot of fun memories. Check it out.

Repeat After Me: Or Don't, Because It's Very Hard to Win Back-to-Back World Series, As Dodgers Are Finding Out Baseball fans have learned over the course of the past quarter century that repeating as World Series champions is not an easy thing to do.

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HISTORIC HOMER FOR CAMINERO IN RAYS WIN: Tampa Bay third baseman Junior Caminero hit a grand slam in the fifth inning on Sunday, his 37th home run of the year. That's the most by anyone in their 21-year-old season in American League history, passing Alex Rodriguez. The Rays won 7-2. Here's the story, live from Tampa.

Junior Caminero Makes Home Run History in Rays' 7-2 Win Over Cardinals TAMPA, Fla. — Well, that was worth the wait. After sitting through a 4-hour, 25-minute rain delay on Sunday at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa — the longest home ra

YANKEES MAKE HISTORY IN ROUT OF RAYS: Shane Baz and Tampa Bay pitchers gave up a franchise-record nine home runs on Tuesday in a 13-3 loss to the New York Yankees, losing a chance to gain ground in the wild-card race. Here's the game story, live from Tampa.

Yankees Play Home Run Derby in 13-3 Rout of Rays, Smash 9 Homers TAMPA, Fla. — After a long, grueling two-week West Coast road trip, the Tampa Bay Rays were happy to be home when they welcomed their landlords, the New York Ya

RAYS RALLY, BEAT GIANTS: The Tampa Bay Rays couldn't do anything against future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander for seven innings, but they rallied in the eighth to steal a 2-1 victory from the San Francisco Giants on Saturday night. Veterans Yandy Diaz and Brandon Lowe had the big hits. Here's my game story, live from San Francisco.

Rays' Veteran Hitters Come Through Late in 2-1 Victory Over Giants SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — Justin Verlander is 42 years old and a surefire Hall of Famer. He pitched seven scoreless innings Saturday night, but it was the Tampa B

GAMEDAY PREVIEW (Saturday): Adrian Houser pitched well for the Chicago White Sox all season, but he's lost his first two starts with the Tampa Bay Rays. Here's his story, plus starting lineups and newsy nuggets featuring Josh Lowe, Junior Caminero and Christopher Morel updates.

Gameday Preview (Saturday): Rays Need Big Outing From Houser in Showdown With Giants SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — The San Francisco Giants have been historically bad at home since July 11, losing 14 of 15 games. So it might be time for Tampa Bay star

SEE MORE SEYMOURS: There have only been five Seymours in major-league baseball history, and none since 1913 before this year. But Friday night, Tampa Bay's Ian Seymour and Bob Seymour both played, as did San Francisco reliever Carson Seymour. Three Seymours — in one game.

What's In a Name? Three Seymours Play in Rays-Giants Game, Ending 111-Year Drought SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — We didn't have to look up any ancestral history back on June 9 when pitcher Ian Seymour made his major-league debut for the Tampa Bay Ra

RAYS GET 7 IN BIG WIN: Tampa Bay got a good start from Ryan Pepiot and had a huge fourth inning, scoring seven times to beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-3 on Tuesday night in Anaheim. Brandon Lowe had a big home run for the Rays. It was a late game, so here are all the details and quotes. Check it out. Please!

Rays Explode for 7 Runs in 4th Inning, Cruise to 7-3 Win Over Angels ANAHEIM, Calif. — The scuffling Tampa Bay Rays really needed a good start out of Ryan Pepiot late Tuesday night, and they got it in a 7-3 win over the Los Angel

RAYS SHUT OUT AGAIN: There were three straight shutouts at Steinbrenner Field this weekend, with Tampa Bay winning one but losing two, including a 3-0 loss on Sunday that was clearly defined by a game of inches. Now, the Rays hit the road for 12 games in 14 days. Here's my game story, live from the ballpark.

Series Full of Shutouts Ends With Rays Losing 3-0 to Dodgers on Sunday TAMPA, Fla. — There was plenty of elite pitching on display all weekend during the Tampa Bay Rays' series with the Los Angeles Dodgers at Steinbrenner Field. An