John Romano: Unless you have $3B to spare, a solution for the Rays could be tricky
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John Romano: How do you solve the conundrum of the Rays' 6-man rotation?
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John Romano: How do you solve the conundrum of the Rays' 6-man rotation?
Want to make the calls, do the deals, endure the barbs. You want an owner looking over your shoulder, a manager expecting a better roster and the baseball gods occasionally throwing you a curve.