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TAMPA BAY RAYS Last Updated: April 6, 2021 TAMPA BAY RAYS Last Updated: April 6, 2021 MANAGER: 16 Kevin Cash COACHING STAFF: 41 Stan Boroski (Bullpen), 97 Jonathan Erlichman (Process & Analytics), 24 Paul Hoover (Field Coord.), 27 Rodney Linares (3B), 51 Chad Mottola (Hitting), 33 Matt Quatraro (Bench), 23 Kyle Snyder (Pitching), 30 Ozzie Timmons (1B) PRONUNCIATIONS: To hear Rays players and coaches pronouncing their names in their own voices, please visit: raysbaseball.com/pronunciation PITCHERS (13) B-T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 22 Archer, Chris R-R 6-2 195 9/26/88 Clayton, NC 1 Adames, Willy SS 1 Adames, Willy SS 63 Castillo, Diego R-R 6-3 250 1/18/94 Cabrera, DR 2 Díaz, Yandy INF 70 Anderson, Nick+ RHP 29 Fairbanks, Pete R-R 6-6 230 12/16/93 Milwaukee, WI 8 Lowe, Brandon INF/OF 22 Archer, Chris RHP 20 Glasnow, Tyler L-R 6-8 235 8/23/93 Newhall, CA 10 Zunino, Mike C 56 Arozarena, Randy OF 14 Hill, Rich L-L 6-5 220 3/11/80 Boston, MA 13 Margot, Manuel OF 68 Beeks, Jalen+ LHP 36 Kittredge, Andrew R-R 6-1 235 3/17/90 Spokane, WA 14 Hill, Rich LHP 43 Brosseau, Mike INF 15 Mazza, Chris R-R 6-4 190 10/17/89 Walnut Creek, CA 15 Mazza, Chris RHP 63 Castillo, Diego RHP 31 McHugh, Collin R-R 6-2 190 6/19/87 Naperville, IL 17 Meadows, Austin OF 72 Chirinos, Yonny+ RHP 21 Reed, Cody L-L 6-5 230 4/15/93 Memphis, TN 18 Wendle, Joey INF 26 Choi, Ji-Man* 1B 59 Springs, Jeffrey L-L 6-3 220 9/20/92 Belmont, NC 20 Glasnow, Tyler RHP 2 Díaz, Yandy INF 81 Thompson, Ryan R-R 6-5 210 6/26/92 Salem, OR 21 Reed, Cody LHP 47 Drake, Oliver+ RHP 52 Wacha, Michael R-R 6-6 230 7/1/91 Iowa City, IA 22 Archer, Chris RHP 29 Fairbanks, Pete RHP 48 Yarbrough, Ryan R-L 6-5 205 12/31/91 Austin, TX 25 Tsutsugo, Yoshi INF/OF 20 Glasnow, Tyler RHP 26 Choi, Ji-Man* 1B 14 Hill, Rich LHP CATCHERS (3) B-T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 28 Mejía, Francisco C 39 Kiermaier, Kevin* CF 28 Mejía, Francisco S-R 5-8 185 10/27/95 Baní, DR 29 Fairbanks, Pete RHP 36 Kittredge, Andrew RHP 64 Odom, Joseph R-R 6-2 230 1/9/92 Birmingham, AL 31 McHugh, Collin RHP 8 Lowe, Brandon INF/OF 10 Zunino, Mike R-R 6-2 240 3/25/91 Cape Coral, FL 35 Phillips, Brett* OF 13 Margot, Manuel OF 36 Kittredge, Andrew RHP 15 Mazza, Chris RHP INFIELDERS (7) B-T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 37 Padlo, Kevin INF 31 McHugh, Collin RHP 1 Adames, Willy R-R 6-0 205 9/2/95 Santiago, DR 38 Poche, Colin+ LHP 17 Meadows, Austin OF 43 Brosseau, Mike R-R 5-10 205 3/15/94 Munster, IN 39 Kiermaier, Kevin* CF 28 Mejía, Francisco C 2 Díaz, Yandy R-R 6-2 240 8/8/91 Sagua la Grande, Cuba 43 Brosseau, Mike INF 64 Odom, Joseph C 8 Lowe, Brandon L-R 5-10 185 7/6/94 Suffolk, VA 47 Drake, Oliver+ RHP 37 Padlo, Kevin INF 37 Padlo, Kevin R-R 6-2 210 7/15/96 Murrieta, CA 48 Yarbrough, Ryan LHP 35 Phillips, Brett* OF 25 Tsutsugo, Yoshi L-R 6-1 225 11/26/91 Hashimoto, Japan 50 Roe, Chaz+ RHP 38 Poche, Colin+ LHP 18 Wendle, Joey L-R 6-1 205 4/26/90 Wilmington, DE 52 Wacha, Michael RHP 21 Reed, Cody LHP 56 Arozarena, Randy OF 50 Roe, Chaz+ RHP OUTFIELDERS (3) B-T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 59 Springs, Jeffrey LHP 59 Springs, Jeffrey LHP 56 Arozarena, Randy R-R 5-11 205 2/28/95 Havana, Cuba 63 Castillo, Diego RHP 81 Thompson, Ryan RHP 13 Margot, Manuel R-R 5-11 195 9/28/94 San Cristobal, DR 64 Odom, Joseph C 25 Tsutsugo, Yoshi INF/OF 17 Meadows, Austin L-L 6-3 220 5/3/95 Atlanta, GA 68 Beeks, Jalen+ LHP 52 Wacha, Michael RHP 70 Anderson, Nick+ RHP 18 Wendle, Joey INF INJURED LIST (9) B-T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 72 Chirinos, Yonny+ RHP 48 Yarbrough, Ryan LHP 70 Anderson, Nick+ R-R 6-4 200 7/5/90 Crosby, MN 81 Thompson, Ryan RHP 10 Zunino, Mike C 68 Beeks, Jalen+ L-L 5-11 210 7/10/93 Fayetteville, AR 72 Chirinos, Yonny+ R-R 6-2 230 12/26/93 Bachaquero, VEN 26 Choi, Ji-Man* L-R 6-1 260 5/19/91 Incheon, South Korea TRAINING STAFF: Joseph Benge (Head Athletic Trainer), Mark Vinson (First Asst. Athletic 47 Drake, Oliver+ R-R 6-4 220 1/13/87 Worcester, MA Trainer), Mike Sandoval (Asst. Athletic Trainer), Paul Harker (Medical Coord.) 39 Kiermaier, Kevin* L-R 6-1 205 4/22/90 Fort Wayne, IN 35 Phillips, Brett* L-R 6-0 200 5/30/94 Seminole, FL STRENGTH & CONDITIONING STAFF: Trung Cao (Strength & Conditioning Coord.), 38 Poche, Colin+ L-L 6-3 230 1/17/94 Columbus, OH Joey Greany (Strength & Conditioning Asst.) 50 Roe, Chaz+ R-R 6-5 190 10/9/86 Steubenville, OH BULLPEN CATCHERS: 99 Misha Dworken, 98 Jean Ramirez * 10-Day Injured List + 60-Day Injured List.
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