
McClanahan's Return: Rays Grind Through Early Wins
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Tampa Bay Rays start the season with mixed results, dropping the series to the Cardinals but securing a win against the Brewers. Shane McClanahans return to the mound was promising, striking out batters and holding a no-hitter before a shaky fifth inning. Despite the setback, McClanahans performance showcases his All-Star potential as the Rays navigate early challenges and gain momentum.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — McClanahan's Return: Rays Grind Through Early Wins. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 1st, Tampa Bay Rays are two wins and three losses after five games, having run through their starting rotation once in this 2026. Season. They kicked off with a tough nine-game road trip, which ain't the easiest way to break in a new year. They dropped the series to the St. Louis Cardinals, but snagged the opener against the Milwaukee Brewers, showing some fight on the road. The big spotlight was South Paul Shane McClanahan's return to the mound after two years away from the majors. Fans in the team watched close all winter as he built back a normal off-season routine. In that Brewers start, he set the tone early, striking out a batter in the first, and holding a no-hitter through four innings with his squad up to. Nothing. But the fifth got shaky. Three walks loaded the bases, and a single plus a throwing error led in three runs, ending his day at four and two thirds. Innings, three runs allowed with two earned and four strikeouts. But still, it was a solid step forward from McClanahan, flashing that all-star potential
as the rays grind through early bumps and build momentum. Stay tuned with MLB News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.
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