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Some of the Tampa Bay Rays' 2009 Stats are: Grant Balfour pitched in 73 games in relief, he went 5-4 and had a 4.81 ERA. He pitched 67.1 innings and allowed 59 hits and 39 total runs but only 36 of those runs were earned runs. He gave up 6 Homeruns and struck out 69 batters.

Chad Bradford pitched in 20 games, he went 1-0 and had a 4.35 ERA in all of his relief appearances. He pitched 10.1 innings and allowed 22 hits and 214 runs but only 187 of those runs are earned. He gave up 1 Homerun on the year and struck out only 6 batters.

Matt Garza started 32 games and went 8-12 with a 3.95 ERA. He pitched 203 innings and allowed 177 hits and gave up 93 runs but only 89 of those runs were earned. He allowed 25 Homers and struck out 189 batters.

David Price started 23 games and went 10-7 with a 4.42 ERA. He pitched 128.1 innings and allowed 119 hits and gave up 72 runs but only 63 of those runs were earned. He gave up 17 Homers and struck out 102 Batters.

Akinori Iwamura played in 69 games. He had a .290 Batting Average. He hit only 1 Homerun but he had 16 Doubles and he had 67 hits but he struck out 44 times.

Evan Longoria played in 157 games. He had 164 hits and 44 Doubles. He hit 33 Homeruns and drove in 113 RBIs. He struck out 140 times but he got walked 72 times.

Pitchers- Grant Balfour, Joaquin Benoit, Randy Choate, Lance Cormier, Wade Davis, Mike Ekstrom, Matt Garza, Jeremy Hellickson, Jake McGee, Jeff Niemann, David Price, Chad Qualls, James Shields, Andy Sonnanstine, Rafael Soriano, Dale Thayer, Dan Wheeler

Catchers- John Jaso, Dioner Navarro, Kelly Shoppach

Infielders- Willy Aybar, Jason Bartlett, Hank Blalock, Reid Brignac, Dan Johnson, Evan Longoria, Carlos Pena, Sean Rodriguez

Outfielders- Rocco Baldelli, Carl Crawford, Brad Hawpe, Desmond Jennings, Matthew Joyce, Gabe Kapler, BJ Upton, Ben Zobrist

Other- Pat Burrell

Occasionally they give away bobble-heads, t-shirts or baseball caps, but I've never seen a toddler giveaway no matter how low their attendance has been.

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The Tampa Bay Devil Rays, now known as the Tampa Bay Rays, began playing baseball in 1998.

No. Stuart Sternberg, a Wall Street guy is the principal owner. I don't think Disney has a share at all.

In 2001, Mickey Callaway pitched in 2 games for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, with an ERA of 7.2. He started 0 games and finished 2, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded no saves, ending up with 0 wins and 0 losses.

He pitched a total of 15 outs, facing 20 batters. He gave up 3 hits and 4 earned runs, including 2 home runs. He struck out 2 batters and walked 2.

At the start of the 2008 season, the Rays team record for most runs scored in a game is 19 against the Yankees in 2006 and the Blue Jays in 2004. The Rays record for most runs scored in an inning is 11 against the Mariners in 2000.

Yes, they did. The Tampa Bay Rays played in one World Series. They lost to the Philadelphia Phillies in 2008, four games to one.

It is their name because every team has to have a name. It was shortened to The Rays from the Devil Rays because the Devil Rays really were not at all winning games.

For the 2009 season:

1) AAA - Durham Bulls, International League

2) AA - Montgomery Biscuits, Southern League

3) A - Charlotte Stone Crabs, Florida State League

4) A - Bowling Green Hot Rods, South Atlantic League

5) A - Hudson Valley Renegades, New York-Penn League

6) Rookie - Princeton Rays, Appalachian League

Probaly 80 or something

Yes! He was 42 years old.

Kevin Kiermaier is number 39 on the Tampa Bay Rays.

No

The players on the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1998 Roster were Scott Aldred, Wilson Alvarez, Rolando Arrojo, Dan Carlson, Mike Duvall, Dave Eiland, Eddie Gaillard, Rick Gorecki, Roberto Hernandez, Jason Johnson, Albie Lopez, Jim Mecir, Brad Pennington, Bryan Rekar, Matt Ruebel, Julio Santana, Tony Saunders, Dennis Springer, Ramon Tatis, Terrel Wade, Rick White, Esteban Yan, Mike DiFelice, John Flaherty, Tim Laker, Wade Boggs, Miguel Cairo, Aaron Ledesma, Scott McClain, Fred McGriff, Dave Silvestri, Bobby Smith, Kevin Stocker, Rich Butler, Mike Kelly, Dave Martinez, Quinton McCracken, Kerry Robinson, Bubba Trammell, Jerome Walton, Randy Winn and Paul Sorrento.

The tradition began 2 seasons ago when principal owner Stuart Sternberg decided to play a popular Saturday Night Live skit on the Trop's video screens featuring Christopher Walken as music producer Bruce Dickinson insisting he needs more cowbell. The scene is a spoof of a VH1Behind the Music segment on the rock band Blue Oyster Cult recording the song "The Reaper." Will Ferrell is hillarious in this skit as well...check out youtube for different versions of the original, but here I posted the link below to one of them...too funny! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Mie9hhQTUM I went to game 2 of the World Series last night, and I must say there were ALOT of LOUD COWBELLS!!! GO RAYS!!

The 2007 Tampa Bay Rays hit 187 home runs.

As of my last knowledge update in October 2021, Vince Naimoli, the former owner of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays (now Tampa Bay Rays), passed away on January 17, 2022. He was known for his contributions to bringing Major League Baseball to Tampa Bay. Naimoli's legacy in sports continues to be recognized, particularly in Florida. For the most current information, please check the latest news sources.

he went to fox

he is on FSN Florida and he does all of the anouncing for the rays.

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