Bradley Woodrum is a freelance writer with degrees in English and economics, and a contributing columnist for DRaysBay. He co-founded the blog Cubs Stats and has penned award-winning poetry and nationally published short stories. He presently works as a freelance editor for economics, finance, and accounting textbooks by day; and by night, he straps on leotards and a cape, walks into the next room of his house, and blogs about the world of baseball.
In his free time, Bradley also composes music, makes little movies, and plays basketball in Chinatown – all of which is code for “watches Spongebob and old Robotech episodes in pajama pants while eating Nutella straight from the jar.” Readers who cannot get enough of Brad, which the American Public Health Association now recognizes as a genetic disorder, may find his artsy-fartsy, mamby-pamby poetry and short stories on his blog, Homebody and Woman.
The Tampa Bay Rays are chasing the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles in the AL East standings, and the Yankees, who have undergone a rash of injuries (Brett Gardner, Ivan Nova, Andy Pettitte,...
The Tampa Bay Rays -- should they chose to trade James Shields -- should be paid well for trading a cost-effective pitcher who has shown no signs of aging.
The Tampa Bay Rays (30-23) could not find their rhythm against the lefty SP Brian Matusz and dropped back into a two-way tie for the AL East Division lead as the Baltimore Orioles (30-23) won 2-1.
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