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AL East: Rays interested in Brett Lawrie

Check out what’s going on in the American League East.

Chicago White Sox v Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images

The Rays are looking to pursue Brett Lawrie, so that’s a shocker. Last week, the former Brewers top prospect was released from the White Sox. The 27-year old slashed a middle of the road .248/.310/.413 in his single year playing for Chicago. The Rays are stacked with infielders, so Lawrie’s place on the team would likely be a right handed bat coming off of the bench or an occasional DH substitution.

Here’s what else is going on in the American League East:

  • Do you have a neat story on how you became a Yankee fan? Let Pinstripe Alley know and you could be featured on the font page of their site?
  • While the White Sox release of Brett Lawrie was a quiet shock to baseball, it’s really gotten teams’ checkbooks ready. The Blue Jays are also interested in Lawrie, bring him back to Toronto.
  • Orioles pitcher Dylan Bundy is still throwing his cutter and it’s going surprisingly well...so far.
  • Chris Sale debuted for the Red Sox against the Astros and it was fairly underwhelming if we’re being honest.
  • Is it worth it for the Rays to go after Quintana?
  • Greg Bird is having a pretty explosive spring training, just saying.
  • Here’s everything you need to know about Jays pitcher Francisco Liriano and what to expect of him this season.
  • Want to watch your favorite Orioles play in the World Baseball Classic? Here’s how, when, and where you can do just that.
  • David Price will not need surgery on his elbow. Everyone can exhale now.
  • Can we please bring back the (Tampa Bay Devil) Rays original jerseys?
  • These are the best and worst offseason moves that the Yankees made this winter.
  • Joey Batts is comin’ in hot this spring training. Hopefully he saves some for the regular season.
  • Do you know who Jesus Liranzo is? Well, you’re not alone. But you’re going to want to know.
  • Would the Red Sox miss Bryce Brentz if the Sox were to lose him?