NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- The Rays have not been a team to make headlines at the Winter Meetings. However, they did grab the spotlight when news broke Tuesday night that they had agreed to terms with catcher Wilson Ramos on a two-year deal.
Though the club has not confirmed the deal, sources confirmed the deal to MLB.com's Jon Paul Morosi on Tuesday.
According to multiple reports, Ramos' deal is for $12.5 million and includes playing time incentives to make up to $18.25 million over the two years -- provided he passes a physical.
Meanwhile, the Rays continued to field offers from teams hoping to deep into their deep pool of starting pitchers.