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* Pitcher [[Mark Guthrie]] was activated and added to the 25-man roster.<ref name="RaysMG01" /> | * Pitcher [[Mark Guthrie]] was activated and added to the 25-man roster.<ref name="RaysMG01" /> | ||
* Outfielder [[Quinton McCracken]] was recalled from Triple-A Durham.<ref name="RaysMG01" /> | * Outfielder [[Quinton McCracken]] was recalled from Triple-A Durham.<ref name="RaysMG01" /> | ||
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| + | * Outfielder [[George Lombard]] and infielder [[Chris Truby]] were outrighted to Triple-A [[Durham Bulls|Durham]].<ref name="RaysMG04">{{cite book |title=Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2004 Media Guide |editor1-last=Vaughn |editor1-first=Rick |editor2-last=Costello |editor2-first=Chris |editor3-last=Molina |editor3-first=Carmen |editor4-last=Latimer |editor4-first=Jason |publisher=Devil Rays Public Relations Department |location=St. Petersburg, FL |date=2004 |page=294 }}</ref> | ||
| + | * Infielder [[Jared Sandberg]] was recalled from Triple-A Durham.<ref name="RaysMG04" /> | ||
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Revision as of 23:04, 1 November 2012
May 13 in Tampa Bay baseball:
Contents
1997
- Adam Sisk, the first player ever signed by the Devil Rays, was released (having never pitched for the franchise). Also released were Robin Cope, Kelvin Mitchell, and Octavio Blanco.[1]
- Roberto Colina was placed on the disabled list for Advanced-A St. Petersburg; Sam Voita was activated from disabled list.[1]
1999
- Pitchers Tony Saunders and Alan Newman were recalled from Triple-A Durham.[2]
2000
- Infielder Tony Graffanino was designated for assignment.[3]
- Pitcher Jim Morris was optioned to Triple-A Durham.[3]
- Pitcher Mark Guthrie was activated and added to the 25-man roster.[3]
- Outfielder Quinton McCracken was recalled from Triple-A Durham.[3]
2003
- Outfielder George Lombard and infielder Chris Truby were outrighted to Triple-A Durham.[4]
- Infielder Jared Sandberg was recalled from Triple-A Durham.[4]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Topkin, Marc (September 27, 1995). "First Ray lights way: Maryland pitcher signs". St. Petersburg Times. p. 5C.
- ↑ Vaughn, Rick; Costello, Chris; Landy, Greg et al., eds (2000). Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2000 Information Guide. St. Petersburg, FL: Tampa Bay Devil Rays Public Relations Office. p. 317.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Vaughn, Rick; Costello, Chris; Landy, Greg et al., eds (2001). 2001 Tampa Bay Devil Rays Information Guide. St. Petersburg, FL: Tampa Bay Devil Rays Public Relations Office. p. 309.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Vaughn, Rick; Costello, Chris; Molina, Carmen et al., eds (2004). Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2004 Media Guide. St. Petersburg, FL: Devil Rays Public Relations Department. p. 294.
