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Line 16: − + − − == Current Roster== − <nowiki>*Not on active roster</nowiki><br /> − <nowiki>**Not on 40 man roster</nowiki> − ===Pitchers=== − *50 - Grant Balfour − *36 - Randy Choate − *31 - Lance Cormier − *40 - Wade Davis − *54 - Mike Ekstrom − *22 - Matt Garza − *58 - Jeremy Hellickson − *39 - J.P. Howell − *57 - Jake McGee − *34 - Jeff Niemann − *14 - David Price − *33 - James Shields − *21 - Andy Sonnanstine − *29 - Rafael Soriano − *59 - Dale Thayer − *35 - Dan Wheeler − − ===Catchers=== − *28 - John Jaso − *41 - Jose Lobaton − *30 - Dioner Navarro − *10 - Kelly Shoppach − − ===Infielders=== − *16 - Willy Aybar − *8 - Jason Bartlett − *15 - Reid Brignac − *3 - Evan Longoria − *23 - Carlos Pena − *1 - Sean Rodriguez − *18 - Ben Zobrist − − ===Outfielders=== − *5 - Pat Burrell − *13 - Carl Crawford − *27 - Desmond Jennings − *20 - Matt Joyce − *19 - Gabe Kapler − *38 - Fernando Perez − *11 - Justin Ruggiano − *2 - B.J. Upton
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The team has been to two [[World Series]], losing to the [[Philadelphia Phillies]] 4-1 in 2008 and losing 4-2 to the [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] in 2020.
The team has been to two [[World Series]], losing to the [[Philadelphia Phillies]] 4-1 in 2008 and losing 4-2 to the [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] in 2020.
The team's home field is the only true "dome" stadium in Major League Baseball. Despite the team's occasional success, it ranks with Oakland and Miami for having the poorest fan support and thus is often discussed as a relocation candidate.
The team's home field is the only true "dome" stadium in Major League Baseball. Despite the team's occasional success, it ranks with Oakland and Miami for having the poorest fan support (due in large part to the stadium's location in St. Petersburg, which is difficult to access by car and the area lacks much public transit), and thus is often discussed as a relocation candidate.
'''First Game:''' March 31, 1998 vs. Detroit Tigers at Tropicana Field, 6-11.
'''First Game:''' March 31, 1998 vs. Detroit Tigers at Tropicana Field, 6-11.
==Minor League Affiliates==
==Minor League Affiliates==