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Tom Brew

Tom Brew

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Writer and Publisher, Indiana Hoosiers on SI

Bloomington, Safety Harbor

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  • Richie Palacios Has Big Debut for Rays, But Yankees Rally to Win Series Opener 6-3

    By Tom Brew Verified| Sports Illustrated Verified TAMPA, Fla. — Richie Palacios made his season debut for the Tampa Bay Rays Thursday night, playing his first game after missing three weeks with a broken finger. He raised the curtain in style. Palacios had three hits and a stolen base — something that's never been done before in a season debut in Rays history. But the Rays lost 6-3 to the New York Yankees because of what's becoming a recurring theme.

    By Tom Brew Verified · Sports Illustrated

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Bats Go Silent For Rays in 1-0 Shutout Loss to Red Sox in Series Finale

    By Tom Brew Verified| Sports Illustrated Verified TAMPA, Fla. — How quickly the narrative can change for the Tampa Bay Rays offense. Just two days after setting a franchise record with 14 runs in three innings, the Rays were shut out by four Boston Red Sox pitchers on Wednesday night, losing 1-0 at Steinbrenner Field. All the Rays could muster were five measly singles, and that was it. No one scored, obviously, but the Rays also never even got a runner to third base all night. Fourteen of their last 15 hitters made outs.

    By Tom Brew Verified · Sports Illustrated

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Richie Palacios Has Big Debut for Rays, But Yankees Rally to Win Series Opener 6-3

    By Tom Brew Verified| Sports Illustrated Verified TAMPA, Fla. — Richie Palacios made his season debut for the Tampa Bay Rays Thursday night, playing his first game after missing three weeks with a broken finger. He raised the curtain in style. Palacios had three hits and a stolen base — something that's never been done before in a season debut in Rays history. But the Rays lost 6-3 to the New York Yankees because of what's becoming a recurring theme.

    By Tom Brew Verified · Sports Illustrated

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Indiana Hoosiers on SI