ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — While MLB Opening Day is still a few weeks away, baseball season is already in the air with Spring Training.
The Tampa Bay Rays have had a less-than-stellar start to the preseason, with a current record of 2 wins, 6 losses and 2 ties following their 7-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday.
Here is what the rest of the team's Spring Training schedule looks like:
- Vs. the Boston Red Sox — Tuesday, March 5 at JetBlue Park
- Vs. the New York Yankees — Wednesday, March 6 at George Steinbrenner Field
- Vs. the Philadelphia Phillies Thursday, March 7 at Charlotte Sports Park
- Vs. the Boston Red Sox — Saturday, March 9 at Estadio Quisqueya
- Vs. the Boston Red Sox — Saturday, March 10 at Estadio Quisqueya
- Vs. the Toronto Blue Jays — Monday, March 11 at Charlotte Sports Park
- Vs. the Baltimore Orioles — Tuesday, March 12 at Ed Smith Stadium
- Vs. the Minnesota Twins — Wednesday, March 13 at Charlotte Sports Park
- Vs. the Atlanta Braves —Thursday, March 14 at CoolToday Park
- Vs. the Baltimore Orioles — Friday, March 15 at Charlotte Sports Park
- Vs. the Minnesota Twins — Saturday, March 16 at Lee Health Sports Complex
- Vs. the Pittsburgh Pirates — Sunday, March 17 at LECOM Park
- Vs. the Atlanta Braves — Monday, March 18 at Charlotte Sports Park
- Vs. the Boston Red Sox — Tuesday, March 19 at JetBlue Park
- Vs. the Philadelphia Phillies — Thursday, March 21 at BayCare BallPark
- Vs. the Minnesota Twins — Friday, March 22 at Charlotte Sports Park
- Vs. the Atlanta Braves — Saturday, March 23 at CoolToday Park
- Vs. the Baltimore Orioles — Saturday, March 23 at Charlotte Sports Park
- Vs. the Detroit Tigers — Sunday, March 24 at Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium
- Vs. the Philadelphia Phillies — Monday, March 25 at BayCare BallPark
- Vs. the Detroit Tigers — Tuesday, March 26 at Tropicana Field
MLB Opening Day is Thursday, March 28, when the Rays will take on the Toronto Blue Jays at home.
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