Workouts continue today and are open to the public.
Wade Boggs may be coming home to end his career with the Devil Rays, but don't get the idea he's in a hurry to finish. While tweaking his former boss Yankees manager Joe Torre, Boggs said he expects to play 145-150 games. Platooning with Charlie Hayes in New York in 1997, Boggs started fewer than 100 games and had a career-low 103 hits. The Tampa native is 200 hits away from 3,000 but said he is focused well beyond that milestone. I've never really put a timetable on how long I'm going to play.