Major League Baseball team season
The Tampa Bay Rays 2012 seasonbaseball , and the fifth as the "Rays" (all at Tropicana Field ). The Rays hoped to improve on their 91–71 record from 2011 and make the postseason for a franchise record third straight season. They finished the season 90–72, third place in the American League East , and third place in the American League Wild Card, missing the postseason for the first time since 2009.
On November 27, 2011, the Rays traded catcher John Jaso to the Seattle Mariners for relief pitcher Josh Lueke , as well as a player to be named later or cash.[ 1]
The Rays signed catcher José Molina on November 28, 2011 to a one-year, $1.5 million contract with a $1.5 million club option for 2013, with a $300,000 buyout.[ 2]
On December 13, 2011, the Rays acquired relief pitcher Burke Badenhop from the Miami Marlins in exchange for minor league catcher Jake Jefferies . At midnight that night, Badenhop was one of six arbitration eligible players that were tendered by the Rays, along with outfielder B. J. Upton , starting pitchers Jeff Niemann and David Price , and relief pitchers J. P. Howell and Joel Peralta . Not tendered was relief pitcher and former starting pitcher for the Rays, Andy Sonnanstine .[ 3]
Relief pitcher Fernando Rodney was signed on January 5 to a one-year contract worth $1.75 million. The deal included a team option for 2013 worth $2.5 million or a $250,000 buyout. In 2009, while playing for the Detroit Tigers , Rodney made news at Tropicana Field when he threw a baseball into the stadium's press box from the field after converting a save. He was suspended for three games following the incident. After being signed by the Rays, he apologized for his actions.[ 4]
On January 11, the Rays signed Luke Scott to a one-year contract with an option for 2013. He is expected to be the team's designated hitter primarily, though he could also be used at first base.[ 5]
On January 20, the Rays signed Carlos Peña , bringing him back to the Rays for the 2012 season after just one season away with the Cubs . The contract is worth a year at $7.25 million. He is expected to be the everyday first baseman, as he was in his previous stint from 2007 –2010 .[ 6] Justin Ruggiano was designated for assignment on January 24 to make room on the 40-man roster.[ 7]
The Rays announced on February 15 that manager Joe Maddon was given a 3-year contract extension worth $6 million, which would last through the 2015 season.[ 8]
American League East [ edit ]
American League Wild Card [ edit ] Record vs. opponents [ edit ]
Team
BAL
BOS
CWS
CLE
DET
KC
LAA
MIN
NYY
OAK
SEA
TB
TEX
TOR
NL
Baltimore –
13–5
6–2
4–4
3–3
5–4
2–7
5–2
9–9
4–5
8–1
10–8
2–5
11–7
11–7
Boston 5–13
–
6–2
5–3
5–5
4–3
0–6
4–3
5–13
1–8
5–4
9–9
2–6
7–11
11–7
Chicago 2–6
2–6
–
11–7
6–12
6–12
3–5
14–4
5–2
3–3
8–1
4–3
6–3
6–4
9–9
Cleveland 4–4
3–5
7–11
–
10–8
8–10
5–4
6–12
1–5
2–8
4–4
4–4
4–5
2–4
8–10
Detroit 3–3
5–5
12–6
8–10
–
13–5
5–5
10–8
4–6
4–3
1–5
5–2
3–7
4–2
11–7
Kansas City 4–5
3–4
12–6
10–8
5–13
–
4–5
7–11
3–4
5–4
1–7
4–2
4–5
2–6
8–10
Los Angeles 7–2
6–0
5–3
4–5
5–5
5–4
–
6–3
4–5
9–10
11–8
1–9
10–9
4–4
12–6
Minnesota 2–5
3–4
4–14
12–6
8–10
11–7
3–6
–
3–4
4–5
2–8
1–5
2–8
2–5
9–9
New York 9–9
13–5
2–5
5–1
6–4
4–3
5–4
4–3
–
5–5
6–3
8–10
4–3
11–7
13–5
Oakland 5–4
8–1
3–3
8–2
3–4
4–5
10–9
5–4
5–5
–
12–7
5–4
11–8
5–4
10–8
Seattle 1–8
4–5
1–8
4–4
5–1
7–1
8–11
8–2
3–6
7–12
–
4–6
9–10
6–3
8–10
Tampa Bay 8–10
9–9
3–4
4–4
2–5
2–4
9–1
5–1
10–8
4–5
6–4
–
5–4
14–4
9–9
Texas 5–2
6–2
3–6
5–4
7–3
5–4
9–10
8–2
3–4
8–11
10–9
4–5
–
6–3
14–4
Toronto 7–11
11–7
4–6
4–2
2–4
6–2
4–4
5–2
7–11
4–5
3–6
4–14
3–6
–
9–9
2012 Game Log
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Box
1
April 6
Yankees 7–6
Rodney Rivera (0–1)34,078
1–0
[1]
2
April 7
Yankees 8–6
Price Kuroda (0–1)Rodney 34,078
2–0
[2]
3
April 8
Yankees 3–0
Hellickson Hughes (0–1)Rodney 30,413
3–0
[3]
4
April 10
@ Tigers
2–5
Coke (1–0)McGee Valverde (1)22,574
3–1
[4]
5
April 11
@ Tigers
4–2
Shields Verlander (0–1)Rodney 28,180
4–1
[5]
6
April 12
@ Tigers
2–7
Balester (1–0)Niemann 30,288
4–2
[6]
7
April 13
@ Red Sox
2–12
Beckett (1–1)Price 37,032
4–3
[7]
8
April 14
@ Red Sox
5–13
Buchholz (1–0)Badenhop 38,024
4–4
[8]
9
April 15
@ Red Sox
4–6
Padilla (1–0)Moore Aceves (2)38,024
4–5
[9]
10
April 16
@ Red Sox
1–0
Shields Bard (0–2)Rodney 38,108
5–5
[10]
11
April 17
@ Blue Jays
3–7
Romero (2–0)Niemann 15,331
5–6
[11]
12
April 18
@ Blue Jays
12–2
Price Morrow (0–1)15,828
6–6
[12]
13
April 19
@ Blue Jays
9–4
Hellickson Álvarez (0–1)18,976
7–6
[13]
14
April 20
Twins 4–5
Maloney (1–0)Gomes Capps (4)18,763
7–7
[14]
15
April 21
Twins 4–1
Shields Pavano (1–2)Rodney 31,774
8–7
[15]
16
April 22
Twins 6–2
Niemann Liriano (0–3)26,507
9–7
[16]
17
April 24
Angels 5–0
Price Santana (0–4)14,933
10–7
[17]
18
April 25
Angels 3–2
Hellickson Wilson (2–2)Rodney 14,638
11–7
[18]
19
April 26
Angels 4–3
Gomes Walden (0–1)15,417
12–7
[19]
20
April 27
@ Rangers
8–4
Shields Harrison (3–1)47,496
13–7
[20]
21
April 28
@ Rangers
2–7
Lewis (3–0)Niemann 49,197
13–8
[21]
22
April 29
@ Rangers
5–2
Price Holland (2–2)Rodney 43,475
14–8
[22]
23
April 30
Mariners 3–2 (12)
Howell League (0–2)9,458
15–8
[23]
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Box
24
May 1
Mariners 3–1
Moore Noesí (1–3)Rodney 9,972
16–8
[24]
25
May 2
Mariners 5–4
Shields Beavan (1–3)Peralta 9,837
17–8
[25]
26
May 3
Mariners 4–3
Niemann Millwood (0–3)Rodney 11,575
18–8
[26]
27
May 4
Athletics 7–2
Price Ross (1–2)Peralta 18,799
19–8
[27]
28
May 5
Athletics 3–4 (12)
Fuentes (2–0)Peralta Balfour (7)23,890
19–9
[28]
29
May 6
Athletics 5–9
Milone (4–2)Moore 23,873
19–10
[29]
30
May 8
@ Yankees
3–5
Nova (4–1)Shields Robertson (1)37,086
19–11
[30]
31
May 9
@ Yankees
4–1
Rodney Robertson (0–1)38,024
20–11
[31]
32
May 10
@ Yankees
3–5
Sabathia (5–0)Price Soriano (1)37,720
20–12
[32]
33
May 11
@ Orioles
3–4
O'Day (3–0)Peralta Johnson (10)26,669
20–13
[33]
34
May 12
@ Orioles
3–5
Matusz (2–4)Moore Johnson (11)32,862
20–14
[34]
35
May 13
@ Orioles
9–8
Shields Arrieta (2–4)Rodney 29,552
21–14
[35]
36
May 14
@ Blue Jays
7–1
Ramos Morrow (4–2)15,289
22–14
[36]
37
May 15
@ Blue Jays
4–3
Price Álvarez (3–3)Rodney 15,612
23–14
[37]
38
May 16
Red Sox 2–1
Hellickson Buchholz (4–2)Rodney 20,843
24–14
[38]
39
May 17
Red Sox 3–5
Doubront (4–1)Moore Aceves (8)19,842
24–15
[39]
40
May 18
Braves 3–5
Hanson (5–3)Shields Kimbrel (12)19,693
24–16
[40]
41
May 19
Braves 5–2
Cobb Delgado (2–4)Rodney 27,433
25–16
[41]
42
May 20
Braves 0–2
Hudson (3–1)Price Kimbrel (13)24,759
25–17
[42]
43
May 21
Blue Jays 2–6
Drabek (4–4)Hellickson 10,844
25–18
[43]
44
May 22
Blue Jays 8–5
Davis Hutchison (3–2)Rodney 12,307
26–18
[44]
45
May 23
Blue Jays 5–4 (11)
McGee Oliver (0–2)11,471
27–18
[45]
46
May 25
@ Red Sox
7–4
Cobb Lester (3–4)Rodney 37,594
28–18
[46]
47
May 26
@ Red Sox
2–3
Hill (1–0)Rodney 38,099
28–19
[47]
48
May 27
@ Red Sox
4–3
McGee Aceves (0–2)Rodney 37,844
29–19
[48]
49
May 28
White Sox 1–2
Sale (6–2)Moore Reed (5)22,227
29–20
[49]
50
May 29
White Sox 2–7
Humber (2–2)Shields 13,735
29–21
[50]
51
May 30
White Sox 3–4
Jones (3–0)Cobb Reed (6)13,369
29–22
[51]
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Box
52
June 1
Orioles 5–0
Price Chen (4–2)Rodney 17,224
30–22
[52]
53
June 2
Orioles 1–2
Matusz (5–5)Hellickson Johnson (17)21,693
30–23
[53]
54
June 3
Orioles 8–4
Moore Arrieta (2–7)21,693
31–23
[54]
55
June 5
@ Yankees
0–7
Pettitte (3–2)Shields 40,537
31–24
[55]
56
June 6
@ Yankees
1–4
Nova (7–2)Cobb Soriano (8)38,370
31–25
[56]
57
June 7
@ Yankees
7–3
Price Sabathia (7–3)39,891
32–25
[57]
58
June 8
@ Marlins
5–1
Badenhop Nolasco (6–4)29,628
33–25
[58]
59
June 9
@ Marlins
13–4
Moore Zambrano (4–4)30,963
34–25
[59]
60
June 10
@ Marlins
4–2
Shields Sánchez (3–5)Rodney 31,111
35–25
[60]
61
June 12
Mets 2–11
Young (1–0)Cobb 17,334
35–26
[61]
62
June 13
Mets 1–9
Dickey (10–1)Price 18,496
35–27
[62]
63
June 14
Mets 6–9
Santana (4–3)Hellickson Francisco (16)21,947
35–28
[63]
64
June 15
Marlins 11–0
Moore Zambrano (4–5)18,369
36–28
[64]
65
June 16
Marlins 3–4 (15)
Webb (3–1)Gomes Bell (14)22,332
36–29
[65]
66
June 17
Marlins 3–0
Cobb Johnson (4–5)Rodney 33,810
37–29
[66]
67
June 19
@ Nationals
5–4
Price Wang (2–3)Rodney 27,835
38–29
[67]
68
June 20
@ Nationals
2–3
Strasburg (9–1)Archer Clippard (10)27,485
38–30
[68]
69
June 21
@ Nationals
2–5
Gonzalez (9–3)Peralta Clippard (11)29,551
38–31
[69]
—
June 22
@ Phillies
Postponed (rain); Makeup: June 24
70
June 23
@ Phillies
6–7
Papelbon (2–2)McGee 44,878
38–32
[70]
71
June 24 (1)
@ Phillies
3–2
Price Bastardo (2–2)Rodney 44,785
39–32
[71]
72
June 24 (2)
@ Phillies
7–3
Gomes Lee (0–4)44,088
40–32
[72]
73
June 25
@ Royals
0–8
Hochevar (5–7)Cobb 20,200
40–33
[73]
74
June 26
@ Royals
2–8
Chen (7–6)Archer 25,982
40–34
[74]
75
June 27
@ Royals
4–5
Crow (1–1)Badenhop Broxton (19)19,228
40–35
[75]
76
June 28
Tigers 2–5
Scherzer (7–5)Shields Valverde (14)20,532
40–36
[76]
77
June 29
Tigers 4–2
Price Verlander (8–5)Rodney 19,557
41–36
[77]
78
June 30
Tigers 2–6
Porcello (6–5)Hellickson 29,443
41–37
[78]
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Box
79
July 1
Tigers 3–5
Smyly (3–3)Cobb Valverde (15)21,874
41–38
[79]
80
July 2
Yankees 4–3
Moore Robertson (0–3)Rodney 21,742
42–38
[80]
81
July 3
Yankees 7–4
Shields Nova (9–3)Rodney 26,453
43–38
[81]
82
July 4
Yankees 3–4
Logan (3–0)Farnsworth Soriano (19)28,033
43–39
[82]
83
July 5
@ Indians
1–3
Tomlin (5–5)Hellickson Perez (24)26,577
43–40
[83]
84
July 6
@ Indians
10–3
Cobb Masterson (5–8)28,734
44–40
[84]
85
July 7
@ Indians
3–7
Jiménez (8–7)Moore 20,658
44–41
[85]
86
July 8
@ Indians
7–6
Peralta Perez (0–2)Rodney 19,163
45–41
[86]
All-Star Break
87
July 13
Red Sox 1–3
Morales (2–2)Hellickson Aceves (20)29,089
45–42
[87]
88
July 14
Red Sox 5–3
Price Buchholz (8–3)Rodney 27,311
46–42
[88]
89
July 15
Red Sox 3–7
Beckett (5–7)Shields 26,131
46–43
[89]
90
July 16
Indians 2–3
McAllister (4–1)Cobb Perez (26)14,337
46–44
[90]
91
July 17
Indians 4–2
Moore Tomlin (5–6)Rodney 15,712
47–44
[91]
92
July 18
Indians 6–10
Rogers (1–2)Farnsworth 15,143
47–45
[92]
93
July 19
Indians 6–0
Price Jiménez (8–9)27,856
48–45
[93]
94
July 20
Mariners 4–3 (14)
McGee Wilhelmsen (3–2)14,143
49–45
[94]
95
July 21
Mariners 1–2
Vargas (10–7)Cobb Wilhelmsen (9)18,800
49–46
[95]
96
July 22
Mariners 1–2
Beavan (5–6)Moore Wilhelmsen (10)20,908
49–47
[96]
97
July 24
@ Orioles
3–1
Hellickson Chen (8–6)Rodney 17,592
50–47
[97]
98
July 25
@ Orioles
10–1
Price González (2–2)19,582
51–47
[98]
99
July 26
@ Orioles
2–6
Tillman (3–1)Shields 21,301
51–48
[99]
100
July 27
@ Angels
1–3
Haren (8–8)Cobb Frieri (12)40,136
51–49
[100]
101
July 28
@ Angels
3–0
Moore Wilson (9–7)Rodney 41,232
52–49
[101]
102
July 29
@ Angels
2–0
Hellickson Greinke (9–4)Rodney 35,477
53–49
[102]
103
July 30
@ Athletics
3–4 (15)
Norberto (3–1)Farnsworth 12,564
53–50
[103]
104
July 31
@ Athletics
8–0
Shields Milone (9–8)15,836
54–50
[104]
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Box
105
August 1
@ Athletics
4–1
Cobb Parker (7–5)Rodney 18,161
55–50
[105]
106
August 3
Orioles 2–0
Moore Hunter (4–7)Rodney 18,410
56–50
[106]
107
August 4
Orioles 0–4
Chen (10–6)Hellickson 20,612
56–51
[107]
108
August 5
Orioles 0–1 (10)
Ayala (3–3)Peralta Johnson (32)29,530
56–52
[108]
109
August 7
Blue Jays 4–1
Shields Happ (7–10)Rodney 13,823
57–52
[109]
110
August 8
Blue Jays 3–2
Cobb Villanueva (6–2)Rodney 13,441
58–52
[110]
111
August 9
Blue Jays 7–1
Moore Álvarez (7–9)23,462
59–52
[111]
112
August 10
@ Twins
12–6
Hellickson De Vries (2–3)38,108
60–52
[112]
113
August 11
@ Twins
4–2
Price Blackburn (4–8)Rodney 39,512
61–52
[113]
114
August 12
@ Twins
7–3 (10)
Farnsworth Burnett (4–4)Rodney 35,327
62–52
[114]
115
August 13
@ Mariners
4–1
Cobb Beavan (7–7)Rodney 16,205
63–52
[115]
116
August 14
@ Mariners
2–3
Pryor (2–0)Rodney 17,065
63–53
[116]
117
August 15
@ Mariners
0–1
Hernández (11–5)Hellickson 21,889
63–54
[117]
118
August 16
@ Angels
7–0
Price Haren (8–10)38,591
64–54
[118]
119
August 17
@ Angels
12–3
Shields Weaver (15–3)37,298
65–54
[119]
120
August 18
@ Angels
10–8
McGee Jepsen (2–2)Rodney 41,086
66–54
[120]
121
August 19
@ Angels
8–3
Moore Greinke (10–5)36,789
67–54
[121]
122
August 20
Royals 5–1
Hellickson Smith (4–5)9,913
68–54
[122]
123
August 21
Royals 0–1 (10)
Herrera (1–1)Peralta Holland (6)10,877
68–55
[123]
124
August 22
Royals 5–3
Shields Mendoza (7–9)Rodney 11,892
69–55
[124]
125
August 23
Athletics 5–0
Cobb Ross (2–9)11,613
70–55
[125]
126
August 24
Athletics 4–5
Cook (6–2)Peralta Balfour (13)18,913
70–56
[126]
127
August 25
Athletics 2–4
McCarthy (7–5)Hellickson Balfour (14)18,187
70–57
[127]
128
August 27
@ Rangers
5–6
Holland (9–6)Price Nathan (26)29,453
70–58
[128]
129
August 28
@ Rangers
0–1
Darvish (13–9)Shields Nathan (27)30,700
70–59
[129]
130
August 29
@ Rangers
8–4
McGee Harrison (15–8)36,176
71–59
[130]
131
August 30
@ Blue Jays
0–2
Villanueva (7–4)Moore Janssen (18)22,711
71–60
[131]
132
August 31
@ Blue Jays
1–2
Morrow (8–5)Hellickson Janssen (19)20,158
71–61
[132]
September/October (19–11)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Box
133
September 1
@ Blue Jays
5–4
Davis Álvarez (7–12)Rodney 20,478
72–61
[133]
134
September 2
@ Blue Jays
9–4
Price Romero (8–13)18,568
73–61
[134]
135
September 3
Yankees 4–3
Shields Robertson (1–5)Rodney 28,585
74–61
[135]
136
September 4
Yankees 5–2
Cobb García (7–6)Rodney 17,652
75–61
[136]
137
September 5
Yankees 4–6
Kuroda (13–10)Moore Soriano (36)16,711
75–62
[137]
138
September 7
Rangers 3–1 (11)
Davis Lowe (0–1)19,545
76–62
[138]
139
September 8
Rangers 2–4 (10)
Adams (5–3)Farnsworth Nathan (31)18,702
76–63
[139]
140
September 9
Rangers 6–0
Shields Oswalt (4–3)20,522
77–63
[140]
141
September 11
@ Orioles
2–9
Johnson (3–0)Moore 23,828
77–64
[141]
142
September 12
@ Orioles
2–3
Johnson (2–1)Farnsworth 26,076
77–65
[142]
143
September 13
@ Orioles
2–3 (14)
Wolf (5–10)Archer 25,130
77–66
[143]
144
September 14
@ Yankees
6–4
Price Sabathia (13–6)Rodney 45,200
78–66
[144]
145
September 15
@ Yankees
3–5
Nova (12–7)Shields Soriano (39)46,856
78–67
[145]
146
September 16
@ Yankees
4–6
Kuroda (14–10)Moore Soriano (40)43,489
78–68
[146]
147
September 17
Red Sox 2–5
Cook (4–10)Cobb 11,722
78–69
[147]
148
September 18
Red Sox 5–7
Doubront (11–9)Farnsworth Bailey (5)11,502
78–70
[148]
149
September 19
Red Sox 13–3
Archer Matsuzaka (1–6)12,708
79–70
[149]
150
September 20
Red Sox 7–4
Badenhop Bailey (1–1)12,963
80–70
[150]
151
September 21
Blue Jays 12–1
Shields Villanueva (7–6)14,187
81–70
[151]
152
September 22
Blue Jays 11–5
Badenhop Morrow (8–7)15,699
82–70
[152]
153
September 23
Blue Jays 3–0
Hellickson Jenkins (0–2)Rodney 18,985
83–70
[153]
154
September 25
@ Red Sox
5–2
Price Buchholz (11–7)37,045
84–70
[154]
155
September 26
@ Red Sox
4–2
Cobb Lester (9–14)Rodney 37,247
85–70
[155]
156
September 27
@ White Sox
3–2
Peralta Myers (3–8)Rodney 18,630
86–70
[156]
157
September 28
@ White Sox
1–3
Floyd (11–11)Hellickson Reed (29)25,264
86–71
[157]
158
September 29
@ White Sox
10–4
Moore Sale (17–8)26,559
87–71
[158]
159
September 30
@ White Sox
6–2
Price Quintana (6–6)26,831
88–71
[159]
160
October 1
Orioles 5–3
Cobb Chen (12–11)Rodney 13,666
89–71
[160]
161
October 2
Orioles 0–1
González (9–4)Shields Johnson (51)13,460
89–72
[161]
162
October 3
Orioles 4–1
Hellickson Tillman (9–3)Rodney 17,909
90–72
[162]
2012 Tampa Bay Rays
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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases
Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Hudson Valley
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