At the beginning of spring training, you would never have thought that starting pitching was going to be a problem for the Tampa Bay Rays. The only issue seemed to be whether Nate Karns or Alex Colome would hold down the number five spot until Matt Moore was ready to pitch. Then the injuries set in, and at one time, only Karns and Chris Archer were healthy enough to take the mound among the Rays’ top six starters. Thankfully, that is about to change.
Tampa Bay Rays: The Starting Pitching Staff Is Finally Taking Shape
