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Do you think Jake McGee will see some time in the Major Leagues next year? I know he had Tommy John surgery, but a lefty who throws mid-to-high 90s is always a good commodity. --Michael G. , Reno, Nev. Full Article at MLB.com
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Last February we performed a meta-analysis of the Rays’ top prospects, in which we built a composite ranking of the top 14 players in the system based on eight different rankings and our own “Trade Value Index“. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Posted by Matt Hagen at 6:20am 1. Desmond Jennings: As one of the most dynamic players in minor league baseball, Jennings represents the future leadoff hitter for a Tampa Bay organization hoping to compete year after year. 2. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Billy Wagner and Jake McGee are both possibilities for the Rays bullpen in 2010. (AP) I like the Rays bullpen, but they need to add a closer or add two more good arms or both. What do you think? -- Paul H. , Jacksonville, Fla. Full Article at MLB.com
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ST. PETERSBURG - Any thinking that the Rays will be highly aggressive this offseason after falling from first to third in the American League East can be forgotten. Full Article at Tampa Bay Online
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Kyle Lobstein had a head start because he could throw strikes from day one ... Does he have to sharpen his breaking ball? Absolutely. Does he need to work on his arm speed for his changeup? Yes. But because of his ability to throw strikes, with all three pitches, we felt he could take on [the NY-Penn Le...
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It's great ... It all starts with the selection process. They do a great job in the Draft and in international selection. You see these guys progress and it's very gratifying from top to bottom.
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I think every team wants that dominant ninth-inning guy, where you're playing an eight-inning game, and when you get to the ninth inning, it's virtually game over ... That said, as we go about constructing our roster, we can't make any moves in a vacuum. Everything is within the context of other moves.
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He was a bad left-handed hitter this year
