What a year it has been for the Tampa Bay Rays on the injury front. James Loney, who entered this season having stayed off the disabled list for his entire nine-year major league career, has now hit the DL twice in one season. First it was an oblique strain in April, and now it is a broken middle finger on his left hand. The Rays haven’t exactly been offensive juggernauts this season, but losing Loney for four to six weeks–plus Steven Souza Jr. and Asdrubal Cabrera for the short-term–puts them especially in trouble.
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