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Franchise royalty: Tampa Bay Rays all-time postseason lineup (opens the original)
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The Tampa Bay Rays have packed an impressive amount of October history into a relatively short existence, from the 2008 breakout to the 2020 pennant and a stack of sneaky-good series in between. Born as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in 1998, it wasn’t until the franchise became the Rays in 2008 that the postseason became more than a fantasy. The Devil Rays finished last in the AL East in nine of their 10 seasons. The Rays won the AL East in 2008 and went on a magical ride that resulted in a pennant a
8 best seasons by an NFL player who returned from retirement & thrived (opens the original)
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It is uncommon, but there have been NFL players who walked away from the game, then came back and played so well it felt like they had never left in the first place. Aaron Donald is planning to join them. The Los Angeles Rams’ defensive tackle is back in action after missing two full seasons. The 35-year-old three-time AP Defensive Player of the Year couldn’t resist returning to a stacked Rams squad that features the reigning NFL MVP in Matthew Stafford and current Defensive Player of the Year i
6 most remarkable cutdown-day casualties in NFL history (opens the original)
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Cutdown day produces more anxiety than any preseason game, and every few years a move comes across the wire that makes players, fans and front offices stop and ask, “Wait, they cut WHO?” On Sunday, Aug. 30, NFL teams trimmed their rosters from 90 players to 53. That means approximately 1,184 players lost their spot in the league. Some will be snatched up by other teams, while others will be signed to 16-man practice squads. Many players, unfortunately, will watch their NFL dreams die. MORE: Gian
15 most intriguing free agents as NFL training camps open (opens the original)
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The calendar says training camps are here, but a shocking amount of proven NFL talent is still sitting on the market waiting for the right call. From All-Pro wideouts to veteran linebackers who have seen everything, there is enough name recognition left in free agency to move the needle for a contender or stabilize a rebuilding locker room. MORE: NFL training camp fan bucket list: 9 best traditions, venues and experiences Some of these players are coming off injuries, others are looking for one
NFL training camp fan bucket list: 9 best traditions, venues and experiences (opens the original)
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The real diehards know the NFL season starts when teams report to training camp, not when the first regular-season kickoff goes into the air. Well, the first batch of rookies report to Seattle Seahawks training camp on Friday, July 17, in Renton, Wash. So consider the season underway. Most NFL camps open next week with full squads expected to report by July 28. The first preseason game of the season, the Hall of Fame Game between the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers, is set for Aug. 6. Tr
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