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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 25
Ryan Cermak is the 24th ranked prospect. Previous Winner OF Ryan Cermak (6’1” 205, 22 in 2023) Ryan Cermak was the Rays second round selection in the 2022 draft out of Illinois State. He posted a .301/.386/.600 line during his college career. He has significant swing and miss, but does hit for power. Has the required speed and arm strength to be a plus defender in a corner or potentially fake it i...2023
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• Texas Southern vs. North Carolina Central: The first time HBCU programs met in March Madness
Highlights, stats and rosters from the history-making game between Texas Southern and North Carolina Central in the 2018 NCAA tournament...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 24
Greg Jones takes down the 23 spot. Previous Winner SS/OF Greg Jones (5’11” 175, 25 in 2023) Greg Jones was the Rays first round selection out of the University of North Carolina - Wilmington in 2019. Jones struggled with his promotion to AA last year putting up a .238/.318/.392 line and 88 wRC+. His strikeout rate surged to 35.8% while his walk rate fell to 7.5%. He did steal 37 bags while being c...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 23
Santiago Suarez is number 23. Previous Winner RHP Santiago Suarez (6’2” 175, 18 in 2023) The Rays acquired Santiago Suarez in the trade that sent Xavier Edwards to the Miami Marlins earlier this winter. Suarez showed command in the Dominican Summer League posting a 2.31 ERA/2.89 FIP while posting a 24.8% strikeout rate and 3.9% walk rate. Should see his first action stateside this year likely in t...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 22
JJ Goss comes in at number 21. Previous Winner RHP JJ Goss (6’3” 185, 22 in 2023) JJ Goss was the Rays competitive balance round A pick (36th overall) in the 2019 draft. Goss returned from a shoulder injury that cost him the majority of the 2021 season to put up a 4.00 ERA/3.52 FIP/3.52 xFIP over 101.1 innings in his first full season as a professional. He posted a 24.9% strikeout rate and 5.2% wa...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 21
Shane Sasaki and Colby White tied for the 19th spot in a runoff. Previous Winner OF Shane Sasaki (6’0” 165, 23 in 2023) Shane Sasaki was the Rays third round pick (99th overall) in the 2019 draft. He put up a .324/.410/.497 line and 151 wRC+ in his first full season assignment. He posted a 12.2% walk rate and 22.9% strikeout rate. He doesn’t hit for much over the fence power (9 homers) but uses hi...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 19
Rene Pinto is the 18th ranked prospect. Previous Winner C Rene Pinto (5’10” 195, 26 in 2023) Rene Pinto made his MLB debut in 2022 for the Rays. Pinto hit .213/.241/.325 and put up a 64 wRC+ in 83 plate appearances. He rarely walked (2.4%) and struck out a lot (42.2%) which led to his low OBP. The strikeout rate will have to be lower, but he does hit for power. Most importantly he showed well defe...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 18
Xavier Isaac takes home the 17th spot. Previous Winner 1B Xavier Isaac (6’4” 240, 19 in 2023) Xavier Isaac was the Rays first round pick (29th overall) in last year’s draft. He only played in five games in the Florida Complex League after being signed. He struck out three times (14.3%) and walked twice (9.5%) on the way to hitt ing .211/.286/.368 in 21 plate appearances. He’s limited to first base...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 17
Brailer Guerrero takes home the 16th spot. Previous Winner OF Brailer Guerrero (6’2” 190, 16 in 2023) The Rays recently signed Brailer Guerrero as one of the better prospects in the International Free Agent market giving him a $3.7MM bonus. Guerrero is large for his age and is renown or his bat. His power is his calling card. 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List Brailer Guerrero (8 votes) won a c...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 16
Willy Vasquez takes home the number 15 spot. Previous Winner SS/3B Willy Vasquez (6’0” 191, 21 in 2023) Willy Vasquez had a solid showing in his first year in full season ball. He hit .256/.313/.410 and put up a 99 wRC+ in A ball. He hit 10 homers and stole 25 bases. He put up a 7.3% walk rate and 25.6% strikeout rate. He showed good power for the age but will need to make more contact as he advan...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 15
Brock Jones takes the 14th spot. Previous Winner OF Brock Jones (6’0” 197, 22 in 2023) Brock Jones was the Rays second round pick (65th overall) in last year’s draft out of Stanford University. Jones was able to play 19 games split between the Florida Complex League and A ball after signing. He hit .265/.407/.529 and put up a 156 wRC+ in leagues he was way overqualified for. He posted a strong 19....2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 14
Kameron Misner is the Rays 13th prospect. Previous Winner OF Kameron Misner (6’4” 218, 25 in 2023) Kameron Misner was acquired from the Miami Marlins in last winter’s trade for Joey Wendle. In AA he hit .251/.384/.431 and put up a 120 wRC+. He put up a 16.9% walk rate and 30.4% strikeout rate while hitting 16 homers and stealing 32 bases. The reason for caution are his high strikeout rate and adva...2023
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2015

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2015

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• Red Sox hosting Fenway open house April 25
On April 25, the Red Sox will host a free open house to give fans the chance to experience Fenway Park during April school vacation week. The day-long event is highlighted by a showcase game between Florida A&M University and North Carolina Central University at 2 p.m. ET....2015

2023
"He also saved some real dramatics for the 2021 MEAC Tournament, hitting a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the 11th inning in the MEAC final against North Carolina Central that May, which gave the Spartans their first-ever MEAC baseball championship and earned Womack Most Outstanding Performer honors."

2022
"NCAA digital's Stan Becton interviews Davius Richard and Khalil Baker, the co-MVP's for North Carolina Central after winning the first Celebration Bowl in school history, 41-31 in OT over Jackson State."

2021
"When he graduated from North Carolina Central in 1957, Sam Jones debated playing in the NBA or becoming a high school teacher."

2019
"Vermont and North Carolina Central are the first two of what will be 14 teams getting auto bids on Saturday"

2018
"NCAA Tournament scouting report: North Carolina Central Eagles"

2017
"(AP) Dajuan Graf scored 18 points with nine assists, Patrick Cole had 17 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists, and top-seeded North Carolina Central beat Number 9 seed Bethune-Cookman 95-60 on Wednesday night in the quarterfinals of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference."

2016
"Green, Auburn cornerback Jonathan Jones and North Carolina Central cornerback Ryan Smith were all in Pittsburgh to meet with the…"

2015
"” The two hoopers first met at a tournament at North Carolina Central back in 2011 when Johnson was playing for N."

• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 25
Ryan Cermak is the 24th ranked prospect. Previous Winner OF Ryan Cermak (6’1” 205, 22 in 2023) Ryan Cermak was the Rays second round selection in the 2022 draft out of Illinois State. He posted a .301/.386/.600 line during his college career. He has significant swing and miss, but does hit for power. Has the required speed and arm strength to be a plus defender in a corner or potentially fake it i...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 24
Greg Jones takes down the 23 spot. Previous Winner SS/OF Greg Jones (5’11” 175, 25 in 2023) Greg Jones was the Rays first round selection out of the University of North Carolina - Wilmington in 2019. Jones struggled with his promotion to AA last year putting up a .238/.318/.392 line and 88 wRC+. His strikeout rate surged to 35.8% while his walk rate fell to 7.5%. He did steal 37 bags while being c...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 23
Santiago Suarez is number 23. Previous Winner RHP Santiago Suarez (6’2” 175, 18 in 2023) The Rays acquired Santiago Suarez in the trade that sent Xavier Edwards to the Miami Marlins earlier this winter. Suarez showed command in the Dominican Summer League posting a 2.31 ERA/2.89 FIP while posting a 24.8% strikeout rate and 3.9% walk rate. Should see his first action stateside this year likely in t...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 22
JJ Goss comes in at number 21. Previous Winner RHP JJ Goss (6’3” 185, 22 in 2023) JJ Goss was the Rays competitive balance round A pick (36th overall) in the 2019 draft. Goss returned from a shoulder injury that cost him the majority of the 2021 season to put up a 4.00 ERA/3.52 FIP/3.52 xFIP over 101.1 innings in his first full season as a professional. He posted a 24.9% strikeout rate and 5.2% wa...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 21
Shane Sasaki and Colby White tied for the 19th spot in a runoff. Previous Winner OF Shane Sasaki (6’0” 165, 23 in 2023) Shane Sasaki was the Rays third round pick (99th overall) in the 2019 draft. He put up a .324/.410/.497 line and 151 wRC+ in his first full season assignment. He posted a 12.2% walk rate and 22.9% strikeout rate. He doesn’t hit for much over the fence power (9 homers) but uses hi...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 19
Rene Pinto is the 18th ranked prospect. Previous Winner C Rene Pinto (5’10” 195, 26 in 2023) Rene Pinto made his MLB debut in 2022 for the Rays. Pinto hit .213/.241/.325 and put up a 64 wRC+ in 83 plate appearances. He rarely walked (2.4%) and struck out a lot (42.2%) which led to his low OBP. The strikeout rate will have to be lower, but he does hit for power. Most importantly he showed well defe...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 18
Xavier Isaac takes home the 17th spot. Previous Winner 1B Xavier Isaac (6’4” 240, 19 in 2023) Xavier Isaac was the Rays first round pick (29th overall) in last year’s draft. He only played in five games in the Florida Complex League after being signed. He struck out three times (14.3%) and walked twice (9.5%) on the way to hitt ing .211/.286/.368 in 21 plate appearances. He’s limited to first base...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 17
Brailer Guerrero takes home the 16th spot. Previous Winner OF Brailer Guerrero (6’2” 190, 16 in 2023) The Rays recently signed Brailer Guerrero as one of the better prospects in the International Free Agent market giving him a $3.7MM bonus. Guerrero is large for his age and is renown or his bat. His power is his calling card. 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List Brailer Guerrero (8 votes) won a c...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 16
Willy Vasquez takes home the number 15 spot. Previous Winner SS/3B Willy Vasquez (6’0” 191, 21 in 2023) Willy Vasquez had a solid showing in his first year in full season ball. He hit .256/.313/.410 and put up a 99 wRC+ in A ball. He hit 10 homers and stole 25 bases. He put up a 7.3% walk rate and 25.6% strikeout rate. He showed good power for the age but will need to make more contact as he advan...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 15
Brock Jones takes the 14th spot. Previous Winner OF Brock Jones (6’0” 197, 22 in 2023) Brock Jones was the Rays second round pick (65th overall) in last year’s draft out of Stanford University. Jones was able to play 19 games split between the Florida Complex League and A ball after signing. He hit .265/.407/.529 and put up a 156 wRC+ in leagues he was way overqualified for. He posted a strong 19....2023

• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 25
Ryan Cermak is the 24th ranked prospect. Previous Winner OF Ryan Cermak (6’1” 205, 22 in 2023) Ryan Cermak was the Rays second round selection in the 2022 draft out of Illinois State. He posted a .301/.386/.600 line during his college career. He has significant swing and miss, but does hit for power. Has the required speed and arm strength to be a plus defender in a corner or potentially fake it i...2023
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• Texas Southern vs. North Carolina Central: The first time HBCU programs met in March Madness
Highlights, stats and rosters from the history-making game between Texas Southern and North Carolina Central in the 2018 NCAA tournament...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 24
Greg Jones takes down the 23 spot. Previous Winner SS/OF Greg Jones (5’11” 175, 25 in 2023) Greg Jones was the Rays first round selection out of the University of North Carolina - Wilmington in 2019. Jones struggled with his promotion to AA last year putting up a .238/.318/.392 line and 88 wRC+. His strikeout rate surged to 35.8% while his walk rate fell to 7.5%. He did steal 37 bags while being c...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 23
Santiago Suarez is number 23. Previous Winner RHP Santiago Suarez (6’2” 175, 18 in 2023) The Rays acquired Santiago Suarez in the trade that sent Xavier Edwards to the Miami Marlins earlier this winter. Suarez showed command in the Dominican Summer League posting a 2.31 ERA/2.89 FIP while posting a 24.8% strikeout rate and 3.9% walk rate. Should see his first action stateside this year likely in t...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 22
JJ Goss comes in at number 21. Previous Winner RHP JJ Goss (6’3” 185, 22 in 2023) JJ Goss was the Rays competitive balance round A pick (36th overall) in the 2019 draft. Goss returned from a shoulder injury that cost him the majority of the 2021 season to put up a 4.00 ERA/3.52 FIP/3.52 xFIP over 101.1 innings in his first full season as a professional. He posted a 24.9% strikeout rate and 5.2% wa...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 21
Shane Sasaki and Colby White tied for the 19th spot in a runoff. Previous Winner OF Shane Sasaki (6’0” 165, 23 in 2023) Shane Sasaki was the Rays third round pick (99th overall) in the 2019 draft. He put up a .324/.410/.497 line and 151 wRC+ in his first full season assignment. He posted a 12.2% walk rate and 22.9% strikeout rate. He doesn’t hit for much over the fence power (9 homers) but uses hi...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 19
Rene Pinto is the 18th ranked prospect. Previous Winner C Rene Pinto (5’10” 195, 26 in 2023) Rene Pinto made his MLB debut in 2022 for the Rays. Pinto hit .213/.241/.325 and put up a 64 wRC+ in 83 plate appearances. He rarely walked (2.4%) and struck out a lot (42.2%) which led to his low OBP. The strikeout rate will have to be lower, but he does hit for power. Most importantly he showed well defe...2023
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• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 18
Xavier Isaac takes home the 17th spot. Previous Winner 1B Xavier Isaac (6’4” 240, 19 in 2023) Xavier Isaac was the Rays first round pick (29th overall) in last year’s draft. He only played in five games in the Florida Complex League after being signed. He struck out three times (14.3%) and walked twice (9.5%) on the way to hitt ing .211/.286/.368 in 21 plate appearances. He’s limited to first base...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 17
Brailer Guerrero takes home the 16th spot. Previous Winner OF Brailer Guerrero (6’2” 190, 16 in 2023) The Rays recently signed Brailer Guerrero as one of the better prospects in the International Free Agent market giving him a $3.7MM bonus. Guerrero is large for his age and is renown or his bat. His power is his calling card. 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List Brailer Guerrero (8 votes) won a c...2023
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 16
Willy Vasquez takes home the number 15 spot. Previous Winner SS/3B Willy Vasquez (6’0” 191, 21 in 2023) Willy Vasquez had a solid showing in his first year in full season ball. He hit .256/.313/.410 and put up a 99 wRC+ in A ball. He hit 10 homers and stole 25 bases. He put up a 7.3% walk rate and 25.6% strikeout rate. He showed good power for the age but will need to make more contact as he advan...2023

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2015

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• The Story Behind the Real Life Love and Basketball Proposal 3 Million People Saw
2015

• The Story Behind the Real Life Love and Basketball Proposal 3 Million People Saw
2015
• Steelers visiting with plenty of defensive backs this week
The Steelers continued the pre-draft vetting process on Thursday with five more visits from potential draftees, four of whom play in the secondary. The team announced that Ohio State safety Vonn Bell, Clemson safety T.J. Green, Auburn cornerback Jonathan Jones and North Carolina Central cornerback Ryan Smith were all in Pittsburgh to meet with the…...2016
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• Celtics legend Sam Jones dies at age 88

2021
• 2015 NFL Supplemental Draft Offers Intrigue with Select Few Likely to Be Drafted
2015

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• Darrius Caldwell, Adrian Wilkins enter supplemental draft
A pair of college players have declared themselves eligible for the NFL’s supplemental draft. According to Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun, West Georgia defensive end Darrius Caldwell and North Carolina Central wide receiver/kick returner Adrian Wilkins have both applied for inclusion in the supplemental draft. Caldwell led the Gulf South Conference (Division II) with…...2015
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• San Francisco 49ers: Evaluating Isaiah Battle and the Supplementary Draft
2015

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• Red Sox hosting Fenway open house April 25
2015
• Pair of former college basketball players visit Seahawks as tight end prospects
The Seattle Seahawks had two former college basketball players visit the team on Thursday as part of their free agent hosting. Via Aaron Wilson of Sports Talk 790, the Seahawks had former Iowa State and Nebraska forward Michael Jacobson in for a workout and former North Carolina Central forward Jibri Blount in for a visit. [more]...2021
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• Buccaneers get deals done with a pair of their draft picks
The Buccaneers joined the pick-signing party, reaching deals with a pair of their own. The team announced they had signed fourth-round defensive back Ryan Smith, and agreed to terms with fifth-round offensive lineman Caleb Benenoch. The Bucs have five more picks to sign, and there’s no reason to think it’ll be complicated. Smith, from North Carolina Central,…...2016
• 2023 DRaysBay Community Prospect List No. 23
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• South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 96: Alsander Womack
UDFA Alsander Womack left a message with the White Sox, he got signed — and delivered a fine debut season. | @TheWoShow5/Instagram A sparkplug, built like a fireplug Alsander Womack Second Baseman5´9´´208 poundsAge: 242022 High Level Winston-Salem (High-A)Age relative to high level +0.5 yearsSSS rank among all second basemen in the system 7Overall 2022 regular season stats 83 games ⚾️ 8 ...2023
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• Seahawks re-sign Darece Roberson
The Seahawks re-signed receiver Darece Roberson two days after cutting him. To make room, the team waived undrafted free agent cornerback Bryan Mills. Mills signed with the team May 14 out of North Carolina Central. The Seahawks originally signed Roberson on July 26 after the Cardinals had waived Roberson on May 17. Roberson ran a [more]...2021
• Top-seeded North Carolina Central cruises into MEAC semis
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) Dajuan Graf scored 18 points with nine assists, Patrick Cole had 17 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists, and top-seeded North Carolina Central beat No. 9 seed Bethune-Cookman 95-60 on Wednesday night in the quarterfinals of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference....2017
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• Wilson has 22 points, Coastal Carolina holds off NCCU 70-67
CONWAY, S.C. (AP) Elijah Wilson drilled 4 of 6 from long range, hitting 8 of 12 from the floor, for 22 points as Coastal Carolina held off a late North Carolina Central charge for a 70-67 win on Saturday night....2016

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• Conference tournament tracker: Automatic bids to NCAA bracket, schedules, times, scores, updating brackets
2019
• North Carolina Central vs. Texas Southern: 2018 NCAA Tournament live stream, bracket, TV, time, date
How to watch the First Four matchup between the Eagles and the Tigers on Wednesday...2018
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• NC Central vs. Texas Southern: NCAA Tournament live stream, bracket, TV, time, date
Here's how to watch the First Four matchup between North Carolina Central and Texas Southern...2018
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• NCAA Tournament 2018: NC Central vs. Texas Southern, live stream, bracket, TV, time, date
Here's how to watch the First Four matchup between North Carolina Central and Texas Southern...2018
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• 2015 NFL Supplemental Draft Offers Intrigue with Select Few Likely to Be Drafted
2015

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• San Francisco 49ers: Evaluating Isaiah Battle and the Supplementary Draft
2015

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• The Story Behind the Real Life Love and Basketball Proposal 3 Million People Saw
2015