ST. PETERSBURG — The Rays are adding two more players with major-league experience to their now 72-man spring roster, pitcher Connor Seabold and catcher Tres Barrera on minor-league deals.

Leodalis De Vries and Ethan Salas, the top-two prospects in the San Diego Padres' farm system, will officially join the MLB club for spring training camp.

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Connor Seabold, who was acquired by the Red Sox during the COVID 2020 season, has signed a minor league deal in Tampa Bay.

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But, at least early on, there will be some focus on the future, as six of the Rays' top prospects are among the invitees to ...

Nick Anderson is several seasons removed from a lightning-strike arrival in Tampa Bay's bullpen, where he struck out six ...

Next stop on Leodalis De Vries’ fast track: Big-league spring training.

After being designated for assignment recently, former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Brandon Eisert has been claimed by the ...

Chicago also signed infielder Tristan Gray to a minor-league deal. Gray, 28, batted .152 with one homer and one RBI in 17 ...