This article references Colby Rasmus and more! Free-agent outfielder Colby Rasmus has signed with the Baltimore Orioles, according to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. This is a minor league deal. Eduardo Encina of The Baltimore Sun was the first two say that there was mutual interest in striking a deal with the O's. There was some question about whether Rasmus would return to baseball in 2018 after stepping away from the Rays last July due in part to complications related to his surgically-repaired hip. The 31-year-old will compete for a platoon sp[...]Keep on reading: Colby Rasmus Has Deal With Orioles

This article references Colby Rasmus and more! Free-agent outfielder Colby Rasmus has not garnered much interest, but Eduardo A. Encina of The Baltimore Sun reports that the Baltimore Orioles "have turned their focus to a potential deal" with Rasmus. There was some question about whether Rasmus would return to baseball in 2018 after stepping away from the Rays last July due in part to complications related to his surgically-repaired hip. However, the word is he has "mutual interest" in striking a deal with the O's. Encina says the 31-year-ol[...]Keep on reading: Colby Rasmus Linked With Orioles

Rays' center fielder Colby Rasmus has decided to step away from baseball and will not return to the MLB this season. Rasmus has been nursing a hip injury for quite some time, and his departure may have to do with the injury. Regardless, Rasmus can be dropped in all formats. He was hitting .281 with [...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Colby Rasmus is not ready to start a rehab stint yet. In fact, none is scheduled yet. He was eligible to return Thursday but there is no concrete return date set up yet. Rasmus had become a must-own in AL-only type leagues due to his power. His return would provide some sta[...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Colby Rasmus (hip) was placed on the 10-day disabled list which was set retroactive to Monday. He is expected to return when he is eligible. Rasmus has become a must-own in AL-only type leagues due to his power. His return would provide some stability to an outfield that ha[...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Colby Rasmus (hip) has missed the last several games with a sore hip. The club indicates that he could be used in an emergency but are hoping to play it safe to limit the chance of a premature return causing a more serious injury. Rasmus has become a must-own in AL-only typ[...]

Colby Rasmus missed the beginning of the season with a core injury, but has made up for lost time with a home run in three of his last five games. Rasmus was 3-for-5 with a grand slam and two runs scored against the Royals last night and now has a 1.233 OPS in eight games this season. He now has a f[...]

Colby Rasmus, will receive his first start for his new team, the Tampa Bay Rays tonight. Rasmus, who has missed the whole season thus far, was activated from the disabled list Tuesday. He pinch-hit and drew a walk on Tuesday, his first at-bat. Rasmus will slide into the No. 6 spot in tonights lineup[...]

Colby Rasmus was activated by the Rays on Tuesday after missing the beginning of the season with hip and groin injuries. Shane Peterson was sent to Triple-A Durham to make room on the roster for Rasmus and the 30-year-old Rasmus will join a Rays' outfield mix with Kevin Kiermaier, Corey Dickerson, S[...]

Tampa Bay will most likely start the season without Colby Rasmus in the lineup. Rasmus has not fully recovered from offseason surgery (hip/core muscle) and isn't comfortable playing the outfield yet. Rasmus was signed by Tampa Bay in late January to a one-year contract and was projected to be their [...]