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Glasnow Looks To Get Rays Back On Winning Path

The Tampa Bay Rays will look to start a new winning streak Wednesday night in the middle game of their three-game series against the Kansas City Royals.  Tyler Glasnow (4-2, 2.90 ERA) will get the start, taking on Mike Minor (3-2, 5.14 ERA).  First pitch is scheduled for 7:10.

Rays Starting Lineup

Arozarena LF

Diaz 1B

Meadows DH

Margot RF

Lowe 2B

Brosseau 3B

Wendle SS

Zunino C

Phillips CF

 

Royals Starting Lineup

Merrifield 2B

Santana 1B

Benintendi LF

Perez C

Gutierrez 3B

Soler DH

Mondesi SS

Dyson CF

Lopez 2B

Rays Could Activate Patiño This Weekend, Archer Shut Down For A Couple Of Days

Rays manager Kevin Cash said Wednesday that pitcher Luis Patino, who has been on the injured list for a laceration on his right middle finger, could be close to returning after throwing a side session during the team’s road series against the Blue Jays over the weekend and another side session today at Tropicana Field.

“We’ll see where he’s at,” Cash said before Wednesday’s game.  “Workload, we got him up to the 80 pitch mark.  Kyle [Snyder] and I will talk with Erik [Neander] and figure out what’s best for him going forward, if there’s a pitch limitation, and see where we’ll go from there.”

But pitcher Chris Archer, coming back from lateral forearm tightness, had to be shut back down for a couple of days, and is scheduled to again play catch either Friday or Saturday.

“Some of the exercises that he was doing probably, I think Arch recognizes he was doing a little bit too much,” Cash said.  “It was aggravating and just not bouncing back as much as he would like.”

Written By

Steve Carney is the founder and publisher of St. Pete Nine. One of the people most associated with baseball coverage in Tampa Bay, he spent 13 seasons covering the Rays for flagship radio station WDAE, first as producer of Rays Radio broadcasts, then as beat reporter beginning in 2011. He likes new analytics and aged bourbon, and is the owner of one of the ugliest knuckleballs ever witnessed by baseball scouts.

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