The Tampa Bay Rays is a professional baseball team established in 1998. They have been playing their home games at Tropicana Field since 1998. The uniform color scheme of the Rays includes white, yellow, light blue, and navy blue. Stuart Sternberg is the current principal owner of the team. Brian Auld and Matt Silverman are the joint presidents. Erik Neander is serving as the president of baseball operations. Peter Bendix is their general manager, and Kevin Cash is the manager. Through 2022, the Rays' record is 1,912–2,034 (.485).

The Red Sox and Yankees are two of Tampa Bay's primary opponents. The Rays' rivalry with the Miami Marlins is both intra-league and geographical. The Lightning have taken a commanding 75-58 series lead. Since 2009, WDAE (620 AM) has served as the Rays' flagship station. Andy Freed and Neil Solondz call the action on the field. Play-by-play announcer Dave Wills worked for 18 seasons before his untimely demise in March 2023.

The Rays' games can be seen on Bally Sports Sun, formerly Fox Sports Sun. Staats, Magrane, Wills, Olden, and Slowes have all been nominated for the Ford C. Frick Award. Raymond and DJ Kitty are the team's principal mascots.

The 2024 season of the Tampa Bay Rays will mark the 27th season of the franchise and the 17th season as the Rays. The team's current record is 21–21 (.500).

The Tampa Bay Rays, managed by Kevin Cash, will be looking to extend their postseason streak to six games. Last year, despite winning 99 games, they finished second in the American League East, just two games behind the Baltimore Orioles.

Tuesday night's game began with the Rays taking advantage of a solid starting pitcher's early mistake. In the latter moments of the game, they rallied to beat one of baseball's most notorious closers.

The sluggish offense that has held them off the American League postseason pace for most of the season was more apparent in the seven innings that came before it.

After a knee infection developed around the conclusion of the All-Star break and necessitated a trip to the hospital in New York for antibiotics and intravenous fluids, Pepiot—who has a 3.92 ERA in 17 starts with the Rays—was placed on the injured list.

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