Tampa Bay Rays all-time roster

1998 to 2026 · 471 players

How many players have played for the Tampa Bay Rays?

471 players have a season with the Tampa Bay Rays on file, from 1998 to 2026: 230 at the plate and 241 on the mound. Evan Longoria played the most games for the club, 1,435. Tampa Bay Rays all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Tampa Bay Rays hitter, 1998 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Evan Longoria	2008–2017	1,435	1,471	261	892	.270
Carl Demonte Crawford	2002–2010	1,235	1,480	104	592	.296
Ben Zobrist	2006–2014	1,064	1,016	114	511	.264
Yandy Diaz	2019–2026	970	1,062	121	481	.291
B.J. Upton	2004–2012	966	910	118	447	.255
Kevin Kiermaier	2014–2022	913	756	82	316	.248
Brandon Lowe	2018–2025	745	657	157	446	.247
Aubrey Huff	2000–2005	736	805	120	421	.288
Carlos Pena	2007–2012	726	559	163	468	.230
Matt Joyce	2009–2014	633	485	76	280	.250
Taylor Walls	2021–2026	604	347	24	172	.200
Desmond Jennings	2010–2016	567	508	55	191	.245
Sean Rodriguez	2010–2014	553	331	40	172	.228
Toby Hall	2000–2005	522	487	36	228	.266
Randy Winn	1998–2002	519	513	24	182	.279
Fred McGriff	1998–2004	480	494	80	298	.285
John Flaherty	1998–2002	471	422	35	196	.252
Randy Arozarena	2020–2023	469	457	70	252	.264
Rocco Baldelli	2003–2010	457	493	53	239	.280
James Loney	2013–2015	417	439	26	176	.291
Jonny Gomes	2003–2008	415	297	66	184	.235
Josh Lowe	2021–2025	403	349	43	170	.250
Dioner Navarro	2007–2010	402	320	25	137	.243
Jason Bartlett	2008–2010	400	409	19	150	.288
Joey Wendle	2018–2021	400	371	25	151	.274
Logan Forsythe	2014–2016	390	354	43	146	.262
Miguel Cairo	1998–2000	389	373	9	116	.275
Travis Lee	2003–2006	388	336	42	150	.261
Steve Cox	1999–2002	378	324	39	158	.262
Steven Souza Jr.	2015–2017	378	315	63	167	.238
Jonathan Aranda	2022–2026	370	340	46	184	.274
Jiman Choi	2019–2022	365	277	44	176	.242
Junior Caminero	2023–2026	365	378	94	236	.267
Manuel Margot	2020–2023	360	320	19	153	.264
Ben Grieve	2001–2003	345	302	34	153	.254
Akinori Iwamura	2007–2009	344	379	14	104	.281
Greg Vaughn	2000–2002	332	271	60	185	.226
Austin Meadows	2019–2021	316	302	64	208	.256
Julio Lugo	2004–2005	315	342	13	132	.286
Jorge Cantú	2004–2006	307	326	44	196	.275
Willy Aybar	2008–2010	300	219	28	117	.246
Corey Dickerson	2016–2017	298	291	51	132	.265
Willy Adames	2018–2020	291	263	38	109	.262
Yunel Escobar	2013–2014	290	253	16	95	.257
John Jaso	2008–2015	273	199	15	93	.255
Sam Fuld	2011–2013	268	134	5	49	.230
Damian Rolls	2000–2004	266	203	9	73	.248
Wander Franco	2021–2023	265	292	30	130	.282
Mike Zunino	2019–2022	263	144	51	120	.183
Chandler Simpson	2025–2026	260	297	0	64	.302

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Tampa Bay Rays pitcher, 1998 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Jake McGee	2010–2015	297	21	11	26	259.2	2.77	319
Joel Peralta	2011–2014	296	11	22	10	269.1	3.58	293
Esteban Yan	1998–2002	266	26	30	42	418.2	5.01	351
Pete Fairbanks	2020–2025	254	18	21	88	244.1	2.87	304
Grant Balfour	2008–2015	252	15	13	20	247.2	3.52	264
J.P. Howell	2006–2012	252	18	18	21	330.1	4.03	321
Travis Harper	2000–2006	240	22	29	2	411.2	4.94	271
Kevin Kelly	2023–2026	237	18	13	6	251.0	3.23	217
Dan Wheeler	1999–2010	233	13	20	18	243.2	4.17	205
Colin Poche	2019–2024	225	22	12	12	208.1	3.63	230
James Shields	2006–2012	218	87	73	0	1,454.2	3.89	1,250
Roberto Hernandez	1998–2000	207	8	16	101	218.0	3.43	185
Garrett Cleavinger	2023–2026	201	14	15	10	174.2	3.45	221
Brad Boxberger	2014–2017	189	17	19	43	181.1	3.33	240
Trever Miller	2004–2008	189	5	3	3	136.2	3.75	122
Jesus Colome	2001–2006	186	11	22	5	251.0	4.73	201
Andrew Kittredge	2017–2023	181	18	7	15	214.2	3.65	206
Alex Colome	2013–2017	173	15	13	84	272.2	3.14	242
Brandon Gomes	2011–2015	173	11	12	1	167.0	4.20	144
Chris Archer	2012–2021	168	52	64	0	986.1	3.65	1,065
Cesar Ramos	2011–2014	167	5	9	1	223.2	3.66	179
Lance Carter	2002–2005	165	13	10	29	236.2	3.92	119
David Price	2008–2013	152	71	39	0	973.0	3.19	876
Albie Lopez	1998–2000	150	21	19	4	329.0	3.86	195
Jose Alvarado	2017–2020	149	2	15	15	132.2	3.46	161
Randy Choate	2009–2010	146	5	3	5	81.0	3.89	68
Fernando Rodney	2012–2013	144	7	6	85	141.1	1.91	158
Chaz Roe	2018–2021	143	4	6	3	111.1	3.88	129
Andy Sonnanstine	2007–2011	132	28	31	1	540.1	5.26	343
Diego Castillo	2018–2020	130	12	10	12	147.0	3.06	169

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.