ST. PETERSBURG — The Rays are adding two more players with major-league experience to their now 72-man spring roster, pitcher Connor Seabold and catcher Tres Barrera on minor-league deals.

Connor Seabold, who was acquired by the Red Sox during the COVID 2020 season, has signed a minor league deal in Tampa Bay.

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