Tampa Bay Rays Officially Tab Ace Shane McClanahan

Rays’ Shane McClanahan takes next step feeling good and throwing hard
“To go out there and do it Day 1 of (live batting practice) has got to be a good feeling for him,” Cash said. “Proud of the way that he’s gone about his work all offseason, and then to come in being very healthy-looking is such a bright spot for us.”
Comeback trail: Shane McClanahan to be Rays' Opening Day starter
Shane McClanahan hasn't thrown a big-league pitch in over 18 months, but he has already earned the start for the Tampa Bay Rays' season opener against the Colorado Rockies on March 28.
Tampa Bay Rays Officially Tab Ace Shane McClanahan as Opening Day Starting Pitcher
Shane McClanahan, who missed all of last season recovering from Tommy John surgery, is set to make his third career Opening Day start for the Tampa Bay Rays in 2025.
Rays ace Shane McClanahan has reason to smile. Now comes the hard part.
The hard-throwing, intensely competitive lefty is recovered from Tommy John surgery. Now it’s about keeping him from doing too much.
Rays makes 'easy choice' with Shane McClanahan Opening Day nod
Coming back from a major injury, the Rays have gave Shane McClanahan the nod to start on Opening Day against the Rockies.
Tampa Bay Rays Ace Shane McClanahan Makes List of Most Anticipated Injury Returns
Shane McClanahan underwent Tommy John surgery in 2023 and missed the entire 2024 season, but the left-handed ace is set to take over atop the Tampa Bay Rays' rotation in 2025.
Shane McClanahan ‘a pretty easy highlight’ on 1st day of Rays camp
Having missed all of 2024 recovering from elbow surgery, the lefty looks sharp and normal in a bullpen session.
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No rust for Caminero (HR), McClanahan (98 mph) in live BP
The Rays spread out across the back fields of Charlotte Sports Park late Tuesday morning, sending four waves of pitchers to ...
Tampa Bay Rays Ace Says He Has No Restrictions as He Comes Back From Tommy John Surgery
Speaking with the media on Wednesday, Tampa Bay Rays ace Shane McClanahan says that he is healthy and faces no restrictions ...
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Shane McClanahan Clocking In At 97-98 MPH
Tampa Bay Rays left-hander Shane McClanahan (elbow) threw his first live batting practice session of spring training on Tuesday and was clocking in at up to 97-98 mph, according to the Tampa Bay Times ...