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Rays count on Cobb to repeat feat vs. Yankees

Roster shuffling is becoming the norm for New York, which on Saturday placed Curtis Granderson on the 15-day disabled list, recalled his presumed replacement -- Brennan Boesch -- from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and claimed reliever David Huff off waivers from the Indians. The new-look lineup will have a shot at redemption Sunday against Alex Cobb.

Rays drop first Moore start after 'pen falters late

The residue of yet another Fernando Rodney blown save could be felt in extra innings Saturday night, as the Yankees claimed a 4-3 win at Tropicana Field.

Fans can watch Rays Wives in 'Citrus Classic'

Fans are invited to watch the Rays Wives take on the Marlins Wives in the "Citrus Classic" prior to Monday's Rays-Marlins game at Tropicana Field. The Rays Wives are raising pledges to benefit their charity of choice, Autism Speaks. The Rays Baseball Foundation will match each pledge.

Cobb accepts challenge of moving up to face Yanks

Alex Cobb will start Sunday's game against the Yankees after being moved up to make the start rather than pitching Monday. Cobb, who is in his second full season in the Major Leagues, was asked about being moved up, when it wasn't so long ago that he might have been the guy getting moved back.

Maddon sticking with Hernandez for next start

Despite Roberto Hernandez's two abysmal outings in back-to-back starts, Rays manager Joe Maddon said that the veteran right-hander will be the team's scheduled starter Wednesday night in Miami against the Marlins.

Price, others educate kids about healthy lifestyles

American League Cy Young Award winner David Price helped play host to about 60 youngsters, ages 7 to 17, and their parents on Saturday morning at a free two-hour clinic at Tropicana Field. The event was part of the 2013 national Promoting a Lifetime of Activity for Youth (PLAY) campaign to educate young people about the dangers of performance-enhancing drugs and the importance of leading healthy, active lives.

Bullpen struggles at root of Rays' problems

With a little bit of luck, no, make that late-inning relief pitching, the Yankees might be trying to catch the Rays in the AL East. The Rays entered Friday's game suffering from an epidemic of blown late-inning saves, but that didn't even come into play in this 9-4 loss.

Rays unable to rally after short Hernandez start

Pitching continued to be the difference between winning and losing for Tampa Bay on Friday night as David Phelps held the Rays without a baserunner until the fifth inning while Roberto Hernandez struggled again as the Yankees drubbed the Rays, 9-4, before 17,825 at Tropicana Field.

Maddon stands by Rodney, struggling 'pen

Anyone searching for a reason why the Rays trailed the Yankees by four games in the American League East when play commenced Friday evening, needed to look no further than Tampa Bay's bullpen.

Moore downplays unbeaten mark, exclusive company

Matt Moore prefers not to talk about it, but if he beats the Yankees on Saturday, he will become the fifth-youngest pitcher -- and the second-youngest left-hander since Babe Ruth in 1916 -- to begin a season 9-0 exclusively as a starter.

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