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Rays Look To Make Monday Memorable In Bronx

Yankee Stadium during BP in 2019
The Tampa Bay Rays are in the Bronx for a matchup with the New York Yankees (photo: Will Vragovic/Tampa Bay Rays)

After finishing their last homestand 4-1 by sweeping the Philadelphia Phillies, the Tampa Bay Rays will look for their fifth straight victory and their 15th win in the last 16 contests when they take on the struggling New York Yankees Monday afternoon.  Rich Hill (3-2 3.63 ERA) will get the start, taking on Jameson Taillon (1-3, 5.06 ERA).  First pitch from Yankee Stadium is set for 1:05.

Rays Starting Lineup

Lowe 2B

Arozarena LF

Choi 1B

Meadows DH

Diaz 3B

Walls SS

Zunino C

Kiermaier CF

Margot RF

 

Yankees Starting Lineup

LeMahieu 1B

Stanton DH

Judge RF

Urshela 3B

Torres SS

Odor 2B

Andujar LF

Higashioka C

Gardner CF

Rays Send Roe On Rehab Assignment

Rays pitcher Chaz Roe

Rays pitcher Chaz Roe will take the final step to being eligible to come off the 60-day injured list beginning Tuesday. (photo: Tampa Bay Rays)

The Rays also announced Monday that relief pitcher Chaz Roe, who has been sidelined since April 5 with a strained right shoulder, will report to the Durham Bulls on Tuesday to begin a rehab assignment.

Manager Kevin Cash said Roe pitched to hitters for the first time last week at the team’s Spring Training facility in Port Charlotte, and that all signs have been encouraging for the 34-year-old.

Roe is eligible to come off the 60-day injured list June 3, but it appears likely that he will continue on rehab assignment despite being eligible to be activated.

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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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