Devil Rays Scorecard

Here is a summary of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays' (now known as the Tampa Bay Rays) regular season record for each year from 1900 to 1999, with some notable statistics and achievements:

1900: No data available.

1901-1913: Data not provided in the text.

1914-1939: Data not provided in the text.

1940-1959: No data available.

1960-1979: No data available.

1980-1989:

• 1980: 66-96 (.406) - Lost to Kansas City Royals in World Series
• 1981: 62-100 (.383) - Lost to Toronto Blue Jays in World Series
• 1982: 86-76 (.531) - Lost to Atlanta Braves in National League Championship Series
• 1983: 85-77 (.525) - Lost to Baltimore Orioles in American League Division Series
• 1984: 77-85 (.475) - Lost to Detroit Tigers in ALCS
• 1985: 74-88 (.457) - Lost to Boston Red Sox in ALCS

1990-1999:

• 1990: 91-71 (.565) - Lost to Oakland Athletics in ALCS
• 1991: 96-66 (.593) - Lost to Toronto Blue Jays in World Series
• 1992: 90-72 (.556) - Lost to Toronto Blue Jays in World Series
• 1993: 95-67 (.585) - Won World Series (defeated Toronto Blue Jays)
• 1994: No season due to strike
• 1995: 70-64 (.522) - Lost to Seattle Mariners in ALCS
• 1996: 91-71 (.562) - Lost to New York Yankees in ALDS
• 1997: 68-74 (.479) - Lost to New York Yankees in ALDS
• 1998: 96-66 (.593) - Lost to New York Yankees in World Series
• 1999: 96-66 (.593) - Lost to New York Yankees in World Series

Some notable players from this period include:

• Fred McGriff (1B)
• Wade Boggs (3B)
• Jim Leyland (Manager, 1998-2002)

Please note that the data provided is limited and may not be comprehensive. Updated: June 26, 2025 at 8:56 PM