The Tampa Bay Rays have made a few modest free agent moves this offseason. They have signed both Cedric Mullins and Steven Matz to short-term deals, but there a

Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that the Pirates, Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays have agreed to a trade that would send infielder Brandon Lowe to Pittsburgh, pitcher Mike Burrows to Houston, and outfielder Jacob Melton and pitcher Anderson Brito to Tampa Bay.

The Tampa Bay Rays pursued infielder Jorge Polanco in free agency before the veteran slugger signed a two year, $40M deal with the New York Mets. The details of the Rays pursuit of the switch-hitting Polanco are unknown,

The Tampa Bay Rays have made some major changes to their roster this offseason. Outfielders Cedric Mullins and Jake Fraley were the first players signed to deal

Speaking at the Winter Meetings last week, Rays president of baseball operations Erik Neander sounded neither eager nor obligated to trade longtime second baseman Brandon Lowe. He pointed to how Tampa Bay had held onto Lowe and teammate Yandy Díaz,

Brandon Lowe could be on the move soon. The Tampa Bay Rays are in active talks on a possible three-team trade with the Houston Astros and the Pittsbur.

MLB's trade market heated up on Friday, as the hot stove produced an intradivision deal sending Rays promising starting pitcher Shane Baz to the Orioles in exchange for four prospects, as well as a three-team deal headlined by Rays All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe landing in Pittsburgh with the Pirates.