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For Tampa Bay Rays, it's not tomorrow. Rays head into the 2010 season by putting together a great spring to win a club record 20 Grapefruit League games. Their winning faction was best in the major at 750 and won seven of eight to go through the season with a boost.

They try to release the rays that cute little team from Tampa, which is like an annoyingmosquito that does not seem to disappear. Fans of both clubs cardiac their energy together.

Yet Rays continue to look every bit a part of a competitor and real challenger to the evil empire in the American League East.

Shields and Garza have been on the verge of dominating a couple of years now. Each has had its ups and downs, and have yet to get the 15-18 game winners, many numbers they should be.

Some of this is due to Ray's the greatest time never had a bullpen to keep out these talented guys back to them.

The other part is that they burned, because every pitch would be nice to keep them pitch count down. When they hit 90 to 100 seats, was manager Joe Maddon during an authorization from senior management to draw them and keep their weapons.

The guy who came in under the radar for the Rays was Jeff Niemann. Niemann surprisingly led all Tampa Bay starters with 13 wins and his 3.94 ERA was tops with the starters. He was also second on the team in strikeouts with 125

If price and Niemann can both achieve their likely potential to Rays find themselves with one of the best in the four teams in the baseball.

The final will start the concert went to the young Wade Davis. Davis has been a stirring prospect Rays, and was the best reason why Tampa Bay is considered Scott Kazmir immaterial. Davis started six games for the big club in September callups last year and beat, went 2-2 while posting a solid 3.72 ERA and a whopping 36 strikeouts.



source:baseballnewsshare.com