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American League East · 2013

Tampa Bay Rays 2013

Team WAR
38.3
22.5 bat / 15.9 pitch
Win %
.564
pyth .537
Run diff
+54
4.29 / 3.96 per g
wRC+
109
ERA
3.73
FIP 3.71
Home runs
160

The Tampa Bay Rays went 92-71 in 2013, a .564 winning percentage — 9th of 30 record in baseball. They scored 700 runs and allowed 646, a run differential of +54. The offence ranked 11th of 30 in MLB for runs scored, while their 3.73 staff ERA was 12th of 30. Their 109 team wRC+ was 9% above league average — 5th of 30 in MLB. Evan Longoria led the position players at 5.0 WAR, and David Price the rotation at a 3.33 ERA.

The 2013 season

Month by month, the streaks, and the record in the games that are argued about.

They finished 2nd in the AL East, 5.5 games back. They spent 8 of 182 days in first place, led by as many as 0.5 games on July 26 and were as far as 9.5 games back on September 11. Their best month was July at 21-5, their worst August at 11-15. The longest runs were an 8-game winning streak from July 4 to July 11 and a 6-game losing streak from August 6 to August 13. They were 51-30 at home and 41-41 on the road, 26-21 in one-run games and 48-49 against clubs that finished .500 or better. The most lopsided win was 12-0 at the Astros on July 1; the heaviest defeat, 13-0 against the Indians on April 7.

Record by month. March games count toward April, October’s toward September.
MonthWLPctRSRADiff
March/April1214.4621051050
May1810.643166139+27
June1315.464107116-9
July215.80812069+51
August1115.42389108-19
Sept/Oct1712.586113109+4
Splits. Extra innings are blank for a season whose games predate the innings count.
GamesW-LPct
Home51-30.630
Road41-41.500
One-run games26-21.553
Extra innings9-7.563
Within the division43-33.566
Against .500+ clubs48-49.495
Decided by 5+ runs23-20.535
Last 108-2.800

2013 postseason

In October the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Indians 1-0 in the Wild Card Series, then lost the ALDS to the Red Sox 3-1.

Wild Card Series vs Indians1-0 W

  1. Game 1, October 2 W 4-0 at Indians

ALDS vs Red Sox1-3 L

  1. Game 1, October 4 L 2-12 at Red Sox
  2. Game 2, October 5 L 4-7 at Red Sox
  3. Game 3, October 7 W 5-4 vs Red Sox
  4. Game 4, October 8 L 1-3 vs Red Sox

American League East standings, 2013

Final standings. The division page has the rest of its season.

American League East, 2013. Games back of the best record in the division.
TeamWLPctGBRSRADiffWAR
Boston Red Sox9765.599—853656+19750.4
Tampa Bay Rays9271.5645.5700646+5438.3
Baltimore Orioles8577.52512745709+3628.8
New York Yankees8577.52512650671-2124.1
Toronto Blue Jays7488.45723712756-4428.7

2013 Tampa Bay Rays roster

The players whose season belongs to this club, by position and then by dbWAR. A player traded mid-season is listed with the club he played most of his games for, so a deadline arrival may appear on his other club’s page instead.

Catchers 2

Infielders 7

Outfielders 7

Designated hitters 3

Starting pitchers 9

Relief pitchers 11

Where the offence comes from

Roster contribution by share of the team total.

1,378 team hits
Ben Zobrist168Ben Zobrist — 168 hits (12.2%)Evan Longoria165Evan Longoria — 165 hits (12.0%)James Loney164James Loney — 164 hits (11.9%)Desmond Jennings133Desmond Jennings — 133 hits (9.7%)Yunel Escobar130Yunel Escobar — 130 hits (9.4%)Wil Myers98Wil Myers — 98 hits (7.1%)Matt Joyce97Matt Joyce — 97 hits (7.0%)Kelly Johnson86Kelly Johnson — 86 hits (6.2%)Jose Lobatón69Jose Lobatón — 69 hits (5.0%)José Molina66José Molina — 66 hits (4.8%)Luke Scott61Luke Scott — 61 hits (4.4%)Rodríguez48Sean Rodríguez — 48 hits (3.5%)Ryan Roberts40Ryan Roberts — 40 hits (2.9%)Sam Fuld35Sam Fuld — 35 hits (2.5%)10Shelley Duncan — 10 hits (0.7%)Tim Beckham — 3 hits (0.2%)Jason Bourgeois — 3 hits (0.2%)Jeremy Hellickson — 1 hits (0.1%)Chris Gimenez — 1 hits (0.1%)
Each rectangle is a player, sized by his share of the team's hits; darker means a larger share. Top 30 contributors. Select a different statistic above, or click a player for his page.

Batting

26 players, ranked by dbWAR.

Evan Longoria3B15969316532881.269.343.498.3651365.0
Ben Zobrist2B157698168127111.275.354.402.3391173.8
Desmond JenningsCF137602133145420.252.334.414.3351143.2
Yunel EscobarSS1535781309564.256.332.366.3151002.2
Wil MyersRF883739813535.293.354.478.3611332.1
James Loney1B15659816413753.299.348.430.3431201.8
Matt JoyceRF1394819718477.235.328.419.3341141.6
Jose LobatónC93311697320.249.320.394.3201041.5
Kelly JohnsonLF1164078616527.235.305.410.3181021.0
Luke ScottDH91291619401.241.326.415.3301110.4
Sean RodríguezLF90222485231.246.320.385.3171010.3
Ryan Roberts2B57173405170.247.295.377.301900.3
José MolinaC91313662182.233.290.304.270680.1
Jeremy HellicksonP231000.333.333.333.298880.1
Tim Beckham2B483010.429.375.429.3351140.0
Chris Gimenez1B341000.333.500.667.5012330.0
Jason BourgeoisLF8183120.188.278.375.296860.0
Freddy GuzmanDH100001—————0.0
Matt MooreP120000.000.000.000.000-1250.0
Chris ArcherP110000.000.000.000.000-125-0.0
Alex ColoméP120000.000.000.000.000-125-0.0
Roberto HernandezP240000.000.000.000.000-125-0.1
Alex CobbP130000.000.000.000.000-125-0.1
David PriceP260000.000.000.000.000-125-0.1
Shelley DuncanDH206410260.182.297.309.28378-0.3
Sam FuldLF83200352178.199.270.267.24953-0.5

Pitching

20 pitchers, ranked by dbWAR.

David Price2727186.210801513.333.031.107.34.0
Alex Cobb2222143.111301342.763.361.158.42.5
Matt Moore2727150.117401433.293.951.308.61.5
Alex Torres39058.0420621.712.320.909.61.4
Fernando Rodney68066.25437823.372.841.3311.11.2
Jeremy Hellickson3231174.0121001355.174.221.357.01.1
Chris Archer2323128.29701013.224.071.137.11.1
Jamey Wright66170.0220653.093.131.208.41.0
Jake McGee71062.2531754.023.421.1810.80.7
Joel Peralta80071.1381743.413.681.149.30.5
Cesár Ramos48067.1221534.143.701.317.10.5
Jake Odorizzi7429.2011223.943.891.216.70.2
Brandon Gomes26019.1310296.523.821.2913.50.1
Kyle Farnsworth48038.1312284.704.141.386.60.1
Roberto Hernandez3224151.061311134.894.631.346.70.0
Sam Fuld100.100000.003.050.000.00.0
Josh Lueke19021.1020255.064.361.6410.5-0.0
Jeff Beliveau100.200000.007.553.000.0-0.0
Enny Romero114.200000.005.621.070.0-0.0
Alex Colomé3316.0110122.255.051.446.8-0.1

Attendance

Announced gate at 81 home dates, 2013.

Average
18,646
81 home dates
Median
17,402
Total
1,510,300
Best
34,078
2013-04-02
Quietest
9,952
2013-05-06
On the road
30,155
what they drew away

By situation

Day and night divide the home schedule, and so do weekend and weekday. The road line is a different question.
SplitGamesAvgMedLowHigh
All home8118,64617,4029,95234,078
Night5616,73015,3829,95232,862
Day2522,93621,83413,02534,078
Weekend3921,95021,24712,42434,078
Weekday4215,57715,0019,95234,078
On the road8230,15530,41211,51452,619

Through the season

Average home crowd by month.
MonthGamesAverage
Apr1221,322
May1515,566
Jun1617,695
Jul1217,745
Aug1521,662
Sep1118,178

By season

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Announced gate — tickets distributed, which is the figure every reference publishes and is not the same as people through the turnstile. A game the feed reports no gate for is left out rather than counted as empty. Seasons before attendance was carried into the lake are absent from the trend rather than shown as zero.

Game time

First pitch to final out across 163 completed games, 2013.

Regulation
3:05
147 games
All games
3:11
Extra innings
4:01
16 of them
Longest
6:54
2013-09-20, 18 inn
Shortest
2:10
2013-06-26

By situation

Regulation and extra innings divide the season, and so do home and road. Day and night overlap both.
SplitGamesAvgMedFastestLongest
All1633:113:062:106:54
Regulation1473:053:042:103:58
Extra innings164:013:413:006:54
Home813:123:032:106:54
Road823:103:082:134:16
Day533:063:022:104:16
Night1103:133:072:136:54

Through the season

Average completed game by month.
MonthGamesAverage
Apr122:50
May153:23
Jun163:06
Jul123:00
Aug153:09
Sep113:42

By season

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Regulation games only, in minutes. 185 minutes this season.

Elapsed time from first pitch to final out. The feed does not itemise delays, so a rain delay is inside these numbers with no way to subtract it. Games called early are excluded — five innings in ninety-three minutes is not a short game — but they still count in attendance, because the crowd turned up.

Record versus run differential

Tampa Bay Rays are 92-71, a .564 win rate, while their +54 run differential implies .537. That is about 5 wins ahead of it, usually a mix of bullpen sequencing and one-run luck.