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Apr 26, 2024 1 0 0 1 1.5
Apr 23, 2024 0 0 0 0 -0.5
Apr 22, 2024 0 0 0 0 -1.5
Apr 20, 2024 0 0 0 0 -1
Apr 19, 2024 0 0 0 0 —
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We are not sure which is the bigger surprise with Jose Siri: the fact he stole fewer bases in 2023 with the new rules and more playing time than 2022 or his final homer total this past season. The Rays acquired Siri to be the replacement for Kiermaier's defense, and he mostly held up that part of the bargain. What they didn't know they were getting was someone who could hit 25 homers in a tougher home park than he had previously played in. Siri strikes out with the best of them on an annual basis with both whiff rates and strikeout rates in the bottom 10th percentile last season. He doubles down on that with an anemic walk rate which makes him a problem in both batting average as well as OBP leagues. Through two full seasons at the big league level, he has hit .205 on fastballs with a 33% whiff rate on those pitches and that is how the league will continue to pitch him. This is an 8th or 9th place hitter whose defense keeps him in the lineup.

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2024 36.51.5 9 1 6 8 6 .182
2023 2592.6 58 25 56 20 12 .222
2022 1741.7 53 7 24 20 14 .213
3y Avg. 161.52.2 40 12 30 14 10 .224
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: One hit in return to lineup

    Rotowire
    Siri went 1-for-4 with an RBI on Friday against the White Sox. Siri has been in and out of the lineup since Sunday while dealing with kidney stones. Per MLB.com, he had a procedure to resolve the issue and is no longer expected to be affected. Siri's performance at the plate is a different issue, as he's currently striking out at a 43.8 percent clip and could lose playing time with the imminent return of Josh Lowe (oblique).
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Hits bench for second straight

    Rotowire
    Siri is out of the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Tigers, Evan Woodbery of MLive.com reports. Siri missed time over the weekend after he was in considerable pain due to a kidney stone, but he rejoined the lineup for Monday's 7-1 loss to Detroit, starting in center field while going 0-for-3 with three strikeouts. According to Tricia Whitaker of Bally Sports Sun, Siri still hadn't passed the kidney stone as of Monday, so the Rays could be electing to limit him out of an abundance of caution while he's still dealing with some bodily discomfort. Though he's out of the lineup for a second straight day, Siri should still be available off the bench. He entered Tuesday's 4-2 loss as a late-inning defensive replacement and struck out in his lone plate appearance.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Out of Tuesday's lineup

    Rotowire
    Siri is not in the lineup for Tuesday's game versus the Tigers. Siri returned to action Monday after not starting two of the previous three contests due to kidney stones, but he will be back on the bench to begin Tuesday's proceedings. Randy Arozarena will shift over to center field and Richie Palacios and Amed Rosario will handle the corner outfield spots.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Returns to lineup Monday

    Rotowire
    Siri (illness) will start in center field and bat eighth in Monday's game versus the White Sox. Siri didn't start two of the previous three contests due to kidney stones, but his presence in the lineup Monday suggests that the medical issue has been resolved. The 27-year-old outfielder returns to action Monday having gone just 1-for-23 with 12 strikeouts over his last seven games.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Managing kidney stones

    Rotowire
    Siri was unavailable for Sunday's loss to the Yankees due to kidney stones, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports. The 27-year-old started the first 20 games of the season, and the kidney stones help explain his absence from the lineup for two of the past three games. Siri will fly back to Tampa Bay with the team and should be considered day-to-day heading into Monday's series opener versus the White Sox.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Sitting Sunday

    Rotowire
    Siri is out of the lineup for Sunday's game against the Yankees, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports. Siri started the first 20 games of the season but finds himself on the bench Sunday for the second time in Tampa Bay's past three games. He's 0-for-15 over his past five contests and has a .578 OPS for the season. Randy Arozarena will shift to center field while Richie Palacios and Amed Rosario start in left and right, respectively.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Striking out at prolific rate

    Rotowire
    Siri went 0-for-5 with four strikeouts Tuesday against the Angels. Siri stated that he wanted to be more aggressive on the basepaths this season, and he began the year by swiping six bags across his first nine games. However, that production has slowed considerably since, as he has attempted only one stolen base in his last nine contests while striking out 48.5 percent of the time. For the season, Siri has a 40.5 percent strikeout rate, which could create playing-time concerns once Josh Lowe (oblique) and Jonny DeLuca (hand) return.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Collects two steals in victory

    Rotowire
    Siri went 0-for-2 with two walks and two stolen bases in Saturday's 8-6 win against Colorado. Siri was unable to collect any hits in the contest, but he stole a pair of bases following a third-inning walk to finish with an impactful stat line. The fourth-year outfielder is up to six thefts on the campaign, which puts him in a tie for the major-league lead. The stolen bases are keeping Siri's fantasy value afloat despite the fact that he's slashing just .214/.389/.357 with one homer, two RBI and a 33.3 percent strikeout rate on the season.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Swipes fourth bag Friday

    Rotowire
    Siri went 0-for-2 with three walks, a run scored and a stolen base in Friday's 10-7 loss to the Rockies. It was an impressive display of patience from Siri, who had just a 5.5 percent walk rate in 2023. The 28-year-old outfielder has started every game for the Rays so far in center field due to his elite defense, but he's added some fantasy value with his bat as well with a homer, four steals, two RBI, four runs and a .375 OBP. He's never stolen more than 14 bases in a big-league season, but if he keeps getting on base at an elevated rate, he'll have plenty of opportunity to shatter that mark.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Knocks first homer

    Rotowire
    Siri went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer and a double in Monday's loss to Texas. He was also hit by a pitch. Siri doubled in the third inning before launching a two-run shot in the seventh. It was his first multi-hit game of the year and he's now slashing .294/.400/.529 with two extra-base hits and three steals. However, he owns an unsightly 1:7 BB:K through 20 plate appearances.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Swipes two bags against Toronto

    Rotowire
    Siri went 1-for-4 with a run scored and two stolen bases in Friday's 8-2 win over the Blue Jays. After leading off the sixth inning with a single, the 28-year-old center fielder promptly stole second and third before coming home on a Jose Caballero groundout. Siri only stole 12 bases on 15 attempts over 101 games last season but he's already 3-for-3 to kick off 2024, and his 98th percentile sprint speed gives him sky-high upside in the category if he gets on base often enough to use it.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Set to handle heavy workload

    Rotowire
    Siri will handle a heavy workload in center field to begin the season with both Jonny DeLuca (hand) and Josh Lowe (oblique) sidelined, Kristi Ackert of the Tampa Bay Times reports. Siri was already expected to start in center field, but DeLuca and Lowe were his primary backups at the position. With both sidelined, he should be in line for near-everyday at-bats. Siri has stated this spring that his goal is to be more aggressive on the basepaths, though he'll need to improve on his career .273 on-base percentage to provide standout production.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Wants to swipe 30 bags

    Rotowire
    Siri's goal is to steal 30 bases in 2024, Kristie Ackert of the Tampa Bay Times reports. Siri noted that he focused on adding power to his game in 2023, and he posted a career-high 25 home runs across only 364 plate appearances. On the other hand, despite an overall increase in stolen bases across the league, Siri saw his total dip by two bags last season. He has elite speed (98th percentile on Statcast) but will need to improve on a career .273 on-base percentage to be a more consistent threat on the basepaths.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Makes roster, starting Game 1

    Rotowire
    Siri (hand) is on the Rays' AL Wild Card Series roster and is starting in center field and batting eighth in Game 1 against the Rangers. Siri proved his readiness in taking batting practice Monday and will be back in action after missing about three weeks of action with a hairline fracture in his right hand. The 28-year-old slugged 25 home runs and stole 12 bases for Tampa Bay this season.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Expected to be on WC roster

    Rotowire
    Siri (hand) is expected to be included on the Rays' AL Wild Card Series roster, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports. Siri has been on the shelf since mid-September with a hairline fracture in his right hand but proclaimed himself ready to go after taking batting practice at Tropicana Field on Monday. Tampa Bay is expected to concur with the outfielder's assessment and also seems likely to include him in Tuesday's lineup against left-hander Jordan Montgomery.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Takes BP

    Rotowire
    Siri (hand) took batting practice at Tropicana Field on Monday, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports. Siri has missed the last three weeks of action with a hairline fracture in his right hand but hopes to be included on the Rays' AL Wild Card Series roster. For what it's worth, Siri said via a translator that he feels ready to play while at the same time acknowledging it's not his decision, per Tricia Whitaker of Bally Sports Sun.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Ready for baseball activities

    Rotowire
    Siri (hand) is scheduled to resume baseball activities Thursday, Tricia Whitaker of Bally Sports Sun reports. Siri suffered a hairline fracture in his right hand earlier this month when he was hit by a pitch, but he is aiming to be ready for the beginning of postseason play. The 28-year-old outfielder had registered a .761 OPS with 25 homers and 12 steals in 101 games for the Rays prior to landing on the injured list Sept. 12.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Diagnosed with hairline fracture

    Rotowire
    Siri is dealing with a hairline fracture in his right hand, Tricia Whitaker of Bally Sports Florida reports. Siri was struck by a pitch during Monday's contest against the Twins, and further testing revealed a small fracture. According to Whitaker, the team is hopeful Siri won't miss more than a few weeks, but they will know more Tuesday. Either way, it seems like he will miss most or all of the rest of the regular season.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Leaves game after HBP

    Rotowire
    Siri exited Monday's game against the Twins after being hit by a pitch on the hand, Tricia Whitaker of Bally Sports Sun reports. Siri stayed in the game to run the bases, but he was pulled shortly after. He appeared to be in serious pain immediately after being hit, per Whitaker. Vidal Brujan takes over the No. 5 spot in the order and is set to man right field, and Josh Lowe shifts to center in Siri's absence.
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  • Rays' Jose Siri: Taking seat Monday

    Rotowire
    Siri is not in the lineup for Monday's game against the Red Sox, Kristie Ackert of the Tampa Bay Times reports. Siri started five of the Rays' previous six contests but will begin this one on the bench. Luke Raley will patrol center field.
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