Here are my guesses for what the Rays’ full-season lineups might look like. Decisions for the major league roster obviously affect Durham, like what happens with the backup infielders.
Rays minor league lineups
| Position | Triple-A Durham | Double-A Montgomery | Class A-Advanced Charlotte | Class-A Bowling Green |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Triple-A Durham | Double-A Montgomery | Class A-Advanced Charlotte | Class-A Bowling Green |
| Catcher | Adam Moore | Brett Sullivan | David Rodriguez | Zacrey Law |
| First base | Jake Bauers | Dalton Kelly | Nathaniel Lowe | Brendan McKay |
| Second base | Kean Wong | Brandon Lowe | Miles Mastrobuoni | Vidal Brujan |
| Third base | Christian Arroyo | Michael Russell | Kevin Padlo | Adrian Rondon |
| Shortstop | Willy Adames | Jake Cronenworth | Lucius Fox | Taylor Walls |
| Left field | Joe McCarthy | Jake Fraley | Jesus Sanchez | Angel Perez |
| Center field | Johnny Field | Ryan Boldt | Josh Lowe | Carl Chester |
| Right field | Justin Williams | Nathan Lukes | Garrett Whitley | Eleardo Cabrera |
| Reserves | Nick Ciuffo | Nick Solak | Jermaine Palacios | Chris Betts |
| Grant Kay | Tristan Gray | |||
| Zach Rutherford |
For Durham, Adam Moore does not have a post-spring training opt-out clause in his contract that I’m aware of, so he’ll be the Bulls’ catcher until Nick Ciuffo’s suspension is over.