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2013 Tampa Bay Rays season

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Major League Baseball team season
2013 Tampa Bay Rays
American League Wild Card winners
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionEast
BallparkTropicana Field
CitySt. Petersburg, Florida
Record92–71 (.564)
Divisional place2nd
OwnersStuart Sternberg
General managersAndrew Friedman(de facto)
ManagersJoe Maddon
TelevisionSun Sports
(Dewayne Staats,Brian Anderson,Todd Kalas)
RadioTampa Bay Rays Radio Network (English)
(Andy Freed,Dave Wills,Todd Kalas)
WGES (Spanish)
(Ricardo Taveras, Enrique Oliu)
← 2012
2014 →

TheTampa Bay Rays' 2013 season was the Rays' 16th season ofMajor League Baseball and the sixth as the "Rays" (all atTropicana Field). The Rays hoped to improve upon their 90–72 record and third-place finish from 2012. After 162 games, the Rays had a 91–71 record, but fell into a tie with theTexas Rangers for the last remainingwild card berth. The Rays won in atie-breaker game on September 30 and then beat theCleveland Indians in theALWC Game on October 2. They advanced to play theBoston Red Sox in theALDS, but lost the series in four games.

Offseason

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The Rays decided to pick up the options of starting pitcherJames Shields, closerFernando Rodney, and catcherJosé Molina, while declining the option of designated hitterLuke Scott on October 31, 2012.[1]

Third basemanEvan Longoria was given a six-year, $100 million contract extension on November 26, 2012. This put Longoria under contract with Tampa Bay through the 2022 season, with a team option for 2023.[2][3]

PitchersJames Shields andWade Davis, along with aplayer to be named later (who turned out to beElliot Johnson on February 12[4]), were traded on the night of December 9, 2012 to theKansas City Royals. In return, the Rays acquired four Kansas City prospects: outfielderWil Myers, pitchersJake Odorizzi andMike Montgomery, and third basemanPatrick Leonard.[5]

RelieverKyle Farnsworth was re-signed to a one-year $3 million contract with incentives on January 24.[6]

InfielderReid Brignac was traded to theColorado Rockies on February 14. The Rockies sent cash considerations and a player to be named later.[7]

Some of the Rays' losses to free agency included center fielderB. J. Upton, who signed a five-year, $75.25 million deal with theAtlanta Braves.[8] The Rays had previously offered Upton a one-year $13.3 million qualifying offer in order to receive draft pick compensation should Upton not re-sign.[9] The Rays also lost infielderJeff Keppinger when he signed a three-year, $12 million agreement with theChicago White Sox on December 5, 2012.[10] RelieverJ. P. Howell signed with theLos Angeles Dodgers for one year and $2.85 million, plus $1.2 million in performance bonuses, on January 6.[11]

Season standings

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American League East

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AL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Boston Red Sox9765.599—53‍–‍2844‍–‍37
Tampa Bay Rays9271.5645½51‍–‍3041‍–‍41
New York Yankees8577.5251246‍–‍3539‍–‍42
Baltimore Orioles8577.5251246‍–‍3539‍–‍42
Toronto Blue Jays7488.4572340‍–‍4134‍–‍47

American League Wild Card

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Division winners
TeamWLPct.
Boston Red Sox9765.599
Oakland Athletics9666.593
Detroit Tigers9369.574
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)
TeamWLPct.GB
Cleveland Indians9270.568+½
Tampa Bay Rays9271.564—
Texas Rangers9172.5581
Kansas City Royals8676.5315½
New York Yankees8577.5256½
Baltimore Orioles8577.5256½
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim7884.48113½
Toronto Blue Jays7488.45717½
Seattle Mariners7191.43820½
Minnesota Twins6696.40725½
Chicago White Sox6399.38928½
Houston Astros51111.31540½

Record vs. opponents

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2013 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2013
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETHOUKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore—11–84–33–44–24–23–45–23–39–105–22–46–135–210–911–9
Boston8–11—4–26–13–46–12–53–34–313–63–36–112–72–411–814–6
Chicago3–42–4—2–177–123–49–103–48–113–32–53–32–54–24–38–12
Cleveland4–31–617–2—4–156–110–94–213–61–65–25–22–45–14–211–9
Detroit2–44–312–715–4—6–19–100–611–83–33–45–23–33–45–212–8
Houston2–41–64–31–61–6—2–410–91–51–54–159–102–52–173–48–12
Kansas City4–35–210–99–1010–94–2—2–515–42–51–54–36–13–32–49–11
Los Angeles2–53–34–32–46–09–105–2—1–53–48–1111–84–34–156–110–10
Minnesota3–33–411–86–138–115–14–155–1—2–51–64–31–64–31–58–12
New York10–96–133–36–13–35–15–24–35–2—1–54–37–123–414–59–11
Oakland2–53–35–22–54–315–45–111–86–15–1—8–113–310–94–313–7
Seattle4–21–63–32–52–510–93–48–113–43–411–8—3–37–123–38–12
Tampa Bay13–67–125–24–23–35–21–63–46–112–73–33–3—4–411–812–8
Texas2–54–22–41–54–317–23–315–43–44–39–1012–74–4—1–610–10
Toronto9–108–113–42–42–54–34–21–65–15–143–43–38–116–1—11–9

Schedule

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Regular season

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2013 Game Log
April (12–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordRecap
1April 2Orioles4–7Hammel (1–0)McGee (0–1)Johnson (1)34,0780–1[1]
2April 3Orioles8–7Rodney (1–0)Hunter (0–1)15,5991–1[2]
3April 4Orioles3–6González (1–0)Hernández (0–1)Johnson (2)17,4911–2[3]
4April 5Indians4–0Moore (1–0)McAllister (0–1)16,0192–2[4]
5April 6Indians6–0Cobb (1–0)Bauer (0–1)32,2173–2[5]
6April 7Indians0–13Masterson (2–0)Price (0–1)21,6293–3[6]
7April 8@Rangers4–5Ogando (2–0)Hellickson (0–1)Nathan (2)27,3553–4[7]
8April 9@Rangers1–6Tepesch (1–0)Hernández (0–2)31,3983–5[8]
9April 10@Rangers2–0Moore (2–0)Holland (0–1)Rodney (1)26,6434–5[9]
—April 12@Red SoxPostponed (rain);Makeup: June 18
10April 13@Red Sox1–2(10)Tazawa (2–0)Gomes (0–1)33,0394–6[10]
11April 14@Red Sox0–5Buchholz (3–0)Cobb (1–1)35,1984–7[11]
12April 15@Red Sox2–3Bailey (1–0)Peralta (0–1)37,4494–8[12]
13April 16@Orioles4–5Arrieta (1–0)Hernández (0–3)Johnson (6)14,6704–9[13]
14April 17@Orioles6–2Moore (3–0)Tillman (0–1)13,5915–9[14]
15April 18@Orioles6–10(10)Patton (1–0)Wright (0–1)13,9865–10[15]
16April 19Athletics8–3Cobb (2–1)Anderson (1–3)15,1156–10[16]
17April 20Athletics1–0Hellickson (1–1)Parker (0–3)Rodney (2)25,6117–10[17]
18April 21Athletics8–1Hernández (1–3)Milone (3–1)25,9548–10[18]
19April 22Yankees5–1Moore (4–0)Sabathia (3–2)15,3319–10[19]
20April 23Yankees3–4Robertson (1–0)Price (0–2)Rivera (6)17,6449–11[20]
21April 24Yankees3–0Cobb (3–1)Pettitte (3–1)Rodney (3)19,17710–11[21]
22April 25@White Sox2–5Sale (2–2)Hellickson (1–2)Reed (7)15,05610–12[22]
23April 26@White Sox4–5Peavy (3–1)Hernández (1–4)Reed (8)20,00810–13[23]
24April 27@White Sox10–4Moore (5–0)Floyd (0–4)25,27011–13[24]
25April 28@White Sox8–3Price (1–2)Jones (0–2)22,67712–13[25]
26April 30@Royals2–8Shields (2–2)Cobb (3–2)12,37812–14[26]
May (18–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordRecap
27May 1@Royals8–9Chen (0–2)McGee (0–2)Holland (7)11,51412–15[27]
—May 2@RoyalsPostponed (rain);Makeup: August 26
28May 3@Rockies7–4(10)Farnsworth (1–0)Belisle (1–2)Rodney (4)30,25513–15[28]
29May 4@Rockies3–9Garland (3–2)Price (1–3)29,09913–16[29]
30May 5@Rockies8–3Cobb (4–2)Chacín (3–1)39,22014–16[30]
31May 6Blue Jays7–8Oliver (1–1)Rodney (1–1)Janssen (8)9,95214–17[31]
32May 7Blue Jays4–6Delabar (3–1)Peralta (0–2)Janssen (9)10,27314–18[32]
33May 8Blue Jays10–4Moore (6–0)Romero (0–2)11,07515–18[33]
34May 9Blue Jays5–4(10)Farnsworth (2–0)Loup (1–3)11,97916–18[34]
35May 10Padres6–3McGee (1–2)Thayer (0–2)Rodney (5)12,42417–18[35]
36May 11Padres8–7Ramos (1–0)Street (0–2)18,58718–18[36]
37May 12Padres4–2Hernández (2–4)Stults (3–3)Rodney (6)17,39619–18[37]
38May 14Red Sox5–3Moore (7–0)Lackey (1–4)Rodney (7)15,22720–18[38]
39May 15Red Sox2–9Lester (6–0)Price (1–4)15,76720–19[39]
40May 16Red Sox3–4Tazawa (3–2)Rodney (1–2)16,05520–20[40]
41May 17@Orioles12–10Hellickson (2–2)Hammel (5–2)Peralta (1)38,06121–20[41]
42May 18@Orioles10–6Torres (1–0)Johnson (1–4)34,68522–20[42]
43May 19@Orioles3–1Moore (8–0)Tillman (3–2)Rodney (8)37,70423–20[43]
44May 20@Blue Jays5–7Dickey (4–5)Lueke (0–1)29,88523–21[44]
45May 21@Blue Jays4–3Cobb (5–2)Ortiz (1–2)Rodney (9)15,80224–21[45]
46May 22@Blue Jays3–4(10)Loup (2–3)Ramos (1–1)18,77124–22[46]
47May 24Yankees4–9Phelps (3–2)Hernández (2–5)17,82524–23[47]
48May 25Yankees3–4(11)Nova (2–1)Lueke (0–2)Rivera (18)25,87424–24[48]
49May 26Yankees8–3Cobb (6–2)Sabathia (4–4)24,15925–24[49]
50May 27Marlins10–6McGee (2–2)Fernández (2–3)13,02526–24[50]
51May 28Marlins7–6Rodney (2–2)Dunn (1–1)13,87627–24[51]
52May 29@Marlins3–1Hernández (3–5)Koehler (0–3)Rodney (10)16,67128–24[52]
53May 30@Marlins5–2Colomé (1–0)Nolasco (3–6)Rodney (11)23,19929–24[53]
54May 31@Indians9–2Wright (1–1)Barnes (0–1)Ramos (1)29,60330–24[54]
June (13–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordRecap
55June 1@Indians0–5Jiménez (4–3)Archer (0–1)22,74830–25[55]
56June 2@Indians11–3Hellickson (3–2)McAllister (4–5)18,10631–25[56]
57June 4@Tigers1–10Sánchez (6–5)Moore (8–1)30,56931–26[57]
58June 5@Tigers3–0Peralta (1–2)Fister (5–3)Rodney (12)30,00532–26[58]
59June 6@Tigers2–5Scherzer (8–0)Hernández (3–6)Valverde (7)36,16832–27[59]
60June 7Orioles2–1Archer (1–1)Hammel (7–4)Rodney (13)13,25633–27[60]
61June 8Orioles8–0Hellickson (4–2)Gausman (0–3)21,83434–27[61]
62June 9Orioles7–10Tillman (6–2)Moore (8–2)Johnson (21)19,92134–28[62]
63June 10Red Sox8–10(14)Morales (2–0)Ramos (1–2)15,47734–29[63]
64June 11Red Sox8–3Hernández (4–6)Lester (6–3)16,87035–29[64]
65June 12Red Sox1–2Aceves (3–1)Archer (1–2)Bailey (7)15,09135–30[65]
66June 13Royals1–10Santana (5–5)Hellickson (4–3)11,39835–31[66]
67June 14Royals2–7Mendoza (2–3)Moore (8–3)13,40735–32[67]
68June 15Royals5–3Torres (2–0)Guthrie (7–4)Rodney (14)18,59336–32[68]
69June 16Royals3–5Davis (4–5)Hernández (4–7)Holland (14)27,44236–33[69]
70June 18(1)@Red Sox1–5Aceves (4–1)Archer (1–3)33,43036–34[70]
71June 18(2)@Red Sox1–3Bailey (3–0)Peralta (1–3)32,15636–35[71]
72June 19@Red Sox6–2Hellickson (5–3)Dempster (4–8)35,71037–35[72]
73June 20@Yankees8–3Moore (9–3)Pettitte (5–5)37,64938–35[73]
74June 21@Yankees2–6Phelps (5–4)Hernández (4–8)41,12338–36[74]
75June 22@Yankees5–7Sabathia (8–5)Peralta (1–4)Rivera (24)46,01338–37[75]
76June 23@Yankees3–1Archer (2–3)Nova (2–2)Rodney (15)46,05439–37[76]
77June 24Blue Jays4–1Hellickson (6–3)Robers (3–3)Rodney (16)11,40740–37[77]
78June 25Blue Jays5–1Moore (10–3)Buehrle (4–5)12,04141–37[78]
79June 26Blue Jays0–3Dickey (8–9)Hernández (4–9)21,50241–38[79]
80June 28Tigers3–6Scherzer (12–0)Colomé (1–1)Benoit (5)17,64541–39[80]
81June 29Tigers4–3(10)Rodney (3–2)Rondón (0–1)23,80942–39[81]
82June 30Tigers3–1Hellickson (7–3)Porcello (4–6)Rodney (17)23,42743–39[82]
July (21–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordRecap
83July 1@Astros12–0Moore (11–3)Keuchel (4–5)12,72244–39[83]
84July 2@Astros8–0Price (2–4)Bédard (3–4)19,63145–39[84]
85July 3@Astros1–4Norris (6–7)Hernández (4–10)Veras (17)14,14345–40[85]
86July 4@Astros7–5(11)Wright (2–1)Fields (0–1)Rodney (18)20,47046–40[86]
87July 5White Sox8–3Hellickson (8–3)Axelrod (3–5)15,82547–40[87]
88July 6White Sox3–0Moore (12–3)Sale (5–8)Rodney (19)21,04748–40[88]
89July 7White Sox3–1Price (3–4)Danks (2–6)16,83249–40[89]
90July 8Twins7–4Torres (3–0)Deduno (4–4)Rodney (20)11,51650–40[90]
91July 9Twins4–1Archer (3–3)Gibson (1–2)Rodney (21)12,77751–40[91]
92July 10Twins4–3(13)Ramos (2–2)Pressly (2–1)12,75752–40[92]
93July 11Twins4–3Moore (13–3)Pelfrey (4–7)McGee (1)24,57153–40[93]
94July 12Astros1–2Cosart (1–0)Price (3–5)Veras (18)13,34753–41[94]
95July 13Astros4–3Hernández (5–10)Harrell (5–10)Rodney (22)20,40954–41[95]
96July 14Astros5–0Archer (4–3)Bédard (3–6)21,18055–41[96]
All-Star Break
97July 19@Blue Jays8–5Price (4–5)Cecil (3–1)33,26656–41[97]
98July 20@Blue Jays4–3Hellickson (9–3)Buehrle (5–7)Rodney (23)42,63957–41[98]
99July 21@Blue Jays4–3Archer (5–3)Dickey (8–11)Rodney (24)41,24758–41[99]
100July 22@Red Sox3–0Moore (14–3)Workman (0–1)35,01659–41[100]
101July 23@Red Sox2–6Lester (9–6)Hernández (5–11)34,60959–42[101]
102July 24@Red Sox5–1Price (5–5)Doubront (7–4)26,51460–42[102]
–July 25@Red SoxPostponed (rain);Makeup: July 29
103July 26@Yankees10–6Hellickson (10–3)Sabathia (9–9)Rodney (25)44,48661–42[103]
104July 27@Yankees1–0Archer (6–3)Nova (4–4)43,42462–42[104]
105July 28@Yankees5–6Rivera (2–2)McGee (2–3)47,71462–43[105]
106July 29@Red Sox2–1Price (6–5)Doubront (7–5)Rodney (26)37,24263–43[106]
107July 30Diamondbacks5–2Hernández (6–11)Kennedy (3–8)17,40264–43[107]
108July 31Diamondbacks0–7Miley (8–8)Hellickson (10–4)25,09564–44[108]
August (11–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordRecap
109August 2Giants1–4Bumgarner (11–6)Archer (6–4)Romo (26)20,14464–45[109]
110August 3Giants2–1Rodney (4–2)Machi (2–1)31,96965–45[110]
111August 4Giants4–3Torres (4–0)Mijares (0–3)Rodney (27)34,07866–45[111]
112August 6@Diamondbacks1–6Miley (9–8)Hellickson (10–5)19,45866–46[112]
113August 7@Diamondbacks8–9Putz (3–1)Peralta (1–5)Ziegler (7)18,73366–47[113]
114August 9@Dodgers6–7Belisario (5–6)Rodney (4–3)51,08366–48[114]
115August 10@Dodgers0–5Greinke (10–3)Hernández (6–12)52,61966–49[115]
116August 11@Dodgers2–8Kershaw (11–7)Hellickson (10–6)52,24866–50[116]
117August 13Mariners4–5Ramírez (4–0)Archer (6–5)Farquhar (5)13,29466–51[117]
118August 14Mariners5–4Peralta (2–5)Farquhar (0–1)14,91067–51[118]
119August 15Mariners7–1Cobb (7–2)Saunders (10–12)13,29968–51[119]
120August 16Blue Jays5–4Rodney (5–2)Loup (4–6)15,43369–51[120]
121August 17Blue Jays2–6Happ (3–2)Hernández (6–13)25,03669–52[121]
122August 18Blue Jays2–1(10)McGee (3–3)Lincoln (1–2)23,37370–52[122]
123August 19@Orioles4–3Price (7–5)Tillman (11–4)Rodney (28)25,04471–52[123]
124August 20@Orioles7–4Cobb (8–2)González (8–6)Rodney (29)26,15872–52[124]
125August 21@Orioles2–4Chen (7–6)Hellickson (10–7)Hunter (4)28,32372–53[125]
126August 23Yankees7–2Archer (7–5)Kuroda (11–9)24,23973–53[126]
127August 24Yankees4–2Price (8–5)Sabathia (11–11)Rodney (30)32,86274–53[127]
128August 25Yankees2–3(11)Logan (4–2)Wright (2–2)Rivera (38)34,07874–54[128]
129August 26@Royals1–11Guthrie (13–10)Hellickson (10–8)20,54674–55[129][permanent dead link]
130August 27Angels5–6Frieri (2–4)Rodney (5–4)De La Rosa (2)12,93974–56[130]
131August 28Angels4–1Archer (8–5)Richards (4–6)Rodney (31)13,53575–56[131]
132August 29Angels0–2Vargas (8–5)Odorizzi (0–1)Frieri (28)15,74175–57[132]
133August 30@Athletics3–4Cook (6–3)Price (8–6)Balfour (34)15,60375–58[133]
134August 31@Athletics1–2Gray (2–2)Cobb (8–3)Balfour (35)35,06775–59[134]
September (17–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordRecap
135September 1@Athletics1–5Griffin (12–9)Torres (4–1)18,63975–60[135]
136September 2@Angels2–11Richards (5–6)Archer (8–6)37,55775–61[136]
137September 3@Angels7–1Moore (15–3)Vargas (8–6)Hernández (1)34,33276–61[137]
138September 4@Angels3–1Hellickson (11–8)Weaver (9–8)Rodney (32)34,02577–61[138]
139September 5@Angels2–6Williams (6–2)Price (8–7)34,62377–62[139]
140September 6@Mariners4–6Capps (3–3)Peralta (2–6)Farquhar (13)14,79677–63[140]
141September 7@Mariners2–6Paxton (1–0)Archer (8–7)17,77377–64[141]
142September 8@Mariners4–1McGee (4–3)Medina (4–5)Rodney (33)18,64578–64[142]
143September 10Red Sox0–2Buchholz (10–0)Price (8–8)Uehara (19)18,60578–65[143]
144September 11Red Sox3–7(10)Uehara (4–0)Peralta (2–7)19,21578–66[144]
145September 12Red Sox4–3McGee (3–5)De La Rosa (0–1)Rodney (34)20,36079–66[145]
146September 13@Twins3–0Archer (9–7)Correia (9–12)Rodney (35)27,29280–66[146]
147September 14@Twins7–0Gomes (1–1)Albers (2–3)28,54181–66[147]
148September 15@Twins4–6Fien (5–2)Peralta (2–8)Perkins (35)27,98881–67[148]
149September 16Rangers6–2Cobb (9–3)Garza (9–6)10,72482–67[149]
150September 17Rangers1–7Ogando (7–4)Hellickson (11–9)10,78682–68[150]
151September 18Rangers4–3(12)Gomes (2–1)Ortiz (2–2)14,82783–68[151]
152September 19Rangers2–8Darvish (13–9)Moore (15–4)13,55083–69[152]
153September 20Orioles5–4(18)Hellickson (12–9)Norris (10–12)21,24784–69[153]
154September 21Orioles5–1Cobb (10–3)González (10–8)23,83585–69[154]
155September 22Orioles3–1Gomes (3–1)Feldman (12–11)Rodney (36)28,97486–69[155]
156September 23Orioles5–4Peralta (3–8)Hunter (6–5)17,83087–69[156]
157September 24@Yankees7–0Moore (16–4)Kuroda (11–13)Odorizzi (1)43,40788–69[157]
158September 25@Yankees8–3Price (9–8)Hughes (4–14)37,26089–69[158]
159September 26@Yankees4–0Cobb (11–3)Nova (9–6)48,67590–69[159]
160September 27@Blue Jays3–6Dickey (14–13)Hellickson (12–10)Santos (1)27,28890–70[160]
161September 28@Blue Jays2–7Happ (5–7)Torres (4–2)33,23290–71[161]
162September 29@Blue Jays7–6Moore (17–4)Redmond (4–3)Rodney (37)44,55191–71[162]
163September 30@Rangers5–2Price (10–8)Pérez (10–6)42,79692–71[163]

Postseason

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2013 Postseason Game Log
DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocation/AttendanceSeriesRecap
October 2@Indians4–0Cobb (1–0)Salazar (0–1)Progressive Field
43,579		1–0[164]
GameDateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocation/AttendanceSeriesRecap
1October 4@Red Sox2–12Lester (1–0)Moore (0–1)Fenway Park
38,177		0–1[165]
2October 5@ Red Sox4–7Lackey (1–0)Price (0–1)Uehara (1)Fenway Park
38,705		0–2[166]
3October 7Red Sox5–4Rodney (1–0)Uehara (0–1)Tropicana Field
33,675		1–2[167]
4October 8Red Sox1–3Breslow (1–0)McGee (0–1)Uehara (2)Tropicana Field
32,807		1–3[168]

Detailed records

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American League
OpponentHomeAwayTotalPct.Runs scoredRuns allowed
AL East
Baltimore Orioles7–36–313–6.68410486
Boston Red Sox3–64–67–12.3685771
New York Yankees5–47–312–7.6329260
Tampa Bay Rays––––––
Toronto Blue Jays6–45–411–8.5798381
21–1722–1643–33.566336298
AL Central
Chicago White Sox3–02–25–2.7143821
Cleveland Indians2–12–14–2.6673023
Detroit Tigers2–11–23–3.5001625
Kansas City Royals1–30–31–6.1432253
Minnesota Twins4–02–16–1.8573317
12–57–919–14.576139139
AL West
Houston Astros2–13–15–2.7143814
Los Angeles Angels1–22–23–4.4292328
Oakland Athletics3–00–33–3.5002215
Seattle Mariners2–11–23–3.5002623
Texas Rangers2–22–24–4.5002533
10–68–1018–16.529128111


National League
OpponentHomeAwayTotalPct.Runs scoredRuns allowed
Arizona Diamondbacks1–10–21–3.2501424
Colorado Rockies0–02–12–1.6671816
Los Angeles Dodgers0–00–30–3.000820
Miami Marlins2–02–04–01.0002515
San Diego Padres3–00–03–01.0001812
San Francisco Giants2–10–02–1.66778
8–24–612–8.6009095

Roster

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2013 Tampa Bay Rays
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

Manager

Coaches

Player stats

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Batting

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBIAVGSB
José Molina992832666140218.2332
James Loney158549541643301375.2993
Ben Zobrist157612771683631271.27511
Yunel Escobar15350861130271956.2564
Evan Longoria160614911653933288.2691
Kelly Johnson11836641861221652.2357
Desmond Jennings139527821333161454.25220
Wil Myers8833550982301353.2935
Luke Scott912532761132940.2411
Matt Joyce14041361972201847.2357
José Lobatón1002773869152732.2490
Sean Rodriguez961952148101523.2461
Sam Fuld118176253503217.1998
Ryan Roberts60162154060517.2470
David DeJesus351041327100211.2602
Delmon Young23628163037.2580
Shelley Duncan20556101026.1820
Jason Bourgeois916230012.1880
Tim Beckham57130001.4290
Chris Gimenez43011000.3330
Kevin Kiermaier10000000----0
Freddy Guzmán10100000----1
Pitcher totals16321010000.0480
Team totals1635538700142129623165670.25773

Pitching

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Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBK
David Price1083.3327270186.2178786927151
Jeremy Hellickson12105.1732310174.018510310050135
Roberto Hernández6134.8932241151.0164878238113
Matt Moore1743.2927270150.1119585576143
Alex Cobb1132.7622220143.1120464445134
Chris Archer973.2223230128.2107494638101
Joel Peralta383.41800171.14731273474
Jamey Wright223.09661070.06125242365
Cesar Ramos224.14480167.16631312253
Fernando Rodney543.386803766.25327253682
Jake McGee534.02710162.25228282275
Alex Torres421.71390058.03212112062
Kyle Farnsworth205.76390029.2371919719
Jake Odorizzi013.9474129.2281313822
Josh Lueke025.06190021.12312121225
Brandon Gomes316.52260019.1181514729
Álex Colomé112.2533016.01484912
Wesley Wright002.92160012.1944315
Enny Romero000.001104.210040
Jeff Beliveau000.001000.210010
Sam Fuld000.001000.100000
Team totals92713.74163163421464.013156466084821310

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAADurham BullsInternational LeagueCharlie Montoyo
AAMontgomery BiscuitsSouthern LeagueBilly Gardner Jr.
ACharlotte Stone CrabsFlorida State LeagueBrady Williams
ABowling Green Hot RodsMidwest LeagueJared Sandberg
A-Short SeasonHudson Valley RenegadesNew York–Penn LeagueMike Johns
RookiePrinceton RaysAppalachian LeagueDanny Sheaffer
RookieGCL RaysGulf Coast LeagueJim Morrison

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Durham[12]

References

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  1. ^"Rays exercise 2013 options for Shields, Rodney and Molina; Decline 2013 option for Scott".Raysbaseball.com. October 31, 2012. RetrievedDecember 10, 2012.
  2. ^Bill Chastain (November 26, 2012)."Longoria signs extension through at least 2022".MLB.com. RetrievedDecember 10, 2012.
  3. ^Marc Topkin (November 27, 2012)."Tampa Bay Rays extend Evan Longoria deal through 2022 for $100M".Tampa Bay Times. Archived fromthe original on November 30, 2012. RetrievedDecember 10, 2012.
  4. ^Bill Chastain (February 12, 2013)."Rays send Johnson to Royals to complete Shields deal".Raysbaseball.com. RetrievedMarch 10, 2013.[dead link]
  5. ^Marc Topkin (December 10, 2012)."Tampa Bay Rays reportedly trade James Shields, Wade Davis to Kansas City Royals for Wil Myers, three prospects".Tampa Bay Times. Archived fromthe original on December 11, 2012. RetrievedDecember 10, 2012.
  6. ^Bill Chastain (January 24, 2013)."Farnsworth set to rejoin Rays on one-year pact".Raysbaseball.com. Archived fromthe original on January 31, 2013. RetrievedMarch 10, 2013.
  7. ^Bill Chastain (February 14, 2013)."Brignac traded to Rockies".Raysbaseball.com. RetrievedMarch 10, 2013.[dead link]
  8. ^"Source: B.J. Upton, Braves agree".ESPN.com. November 28, 2012. RetrievedDecember 10, 2012.
  9. ^Marc Topkin (November 29, 2012)."Rays' B.J. Upton agrees to 5-year, $75 million deal with Atlanta Braves".Tampa Bay Times. RetrievedDecember 10, 2012.
  10. ^"Jeff Keppinger, White Sox reach $12 million, 3-year deal".USA Today.Associated Press. December 5, 2012. RetrievedDecember 10, 2012.
  11. ^Bill Chastain (January 6, 2013)."Dodgers, reliever Howell agree on one-year deal".Raysbaseball.com. RetrievedMarch 10, 2013.[dead link]
  12. ^Leventhal, Josh, ed. (2013).Baseball America 2014 Almanac. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America.ISBN 978-1-932391-48-0.

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