In case you missed it, here were the top stories on FOX Sports Florida from Tuesday, May 14.
* The Rays knew Matt Moore was good, but it is doubtful they expected the lefty to set the franchise record by starting the season 7-0. And the 23-year-old hasn’t even tapped into all of his potential yet. Read More
* Because of injuries, the Marlins are going with a rather young lineup, and those young players were eager to be back in Miami and get back to improving. Read More
* Rays ace David Price says he has been battling pretty serious allergies since January, which could partly explain his struggles this season. Read More
* The Rays were down three runs after the first inning, but they were helped by some luck in rallying for a five-run fourth inning and beating the Red Sox in the opener of their series. Read More
* Rookie Derek Dietrich got two hits in his first home game for the Marlins, but Miami was unable to do much damage against Homer Bailey, dropping the first game of the series against the Reds. Read More
* Last year, Dwyane Wade met with his college coach, Tom Crean, a meeting that helped spark Wade to a successful playoff run and the Heat to a title. The Miami guard spoke with his old coach again Monday, and Crean thinks Wade is still providing plenty of production despite the dip in his point totals. Read More
* The Jaguars were awarded defensive end Brandon Deaderick off of waivers from New England, giving Jacksonville more depth for a unit that struggled last season. Read More
* The Buccaneers signed fourth-round pick William Gholston, a Michigan State standout, to a contract. Read More
* The Rays continued their practice of having guests in the clubhouse. Tuesday it was Tampa-based Latin band Sol Caribe. Read More
* The Marlins activated catcher Jeff Mathis -- who broke his collarbone in the first spring training game -- from the disabled list. Read More
* The Jaguars will be without undrafted free agent quarterback Jordan Rodgers -- the brother of Aaron Rodgers -- until July training camp after he underwent surgery Tuesday. Read More
* Florida State lost out on top basketball recruit Andrew Wiggins, but there’s no need to fret in Tallahassee, as the Seminoles have plenty of intriguing talent to give fans hope. Read More
* Teams from the Southeastern Conference and Big 12 will meet in basketball next season, with the Florida Gators meeting the Kansas Jayhawks on Dec. 10. Read More
* Andrew Wiggins was bound to make one program ecstatic -- and break plenty of hearts -- with his college choice. And on Tuesday afternoon, after months of build-up, the nation’s No. 1 basketball recruit chose Kansas, passing on playing for the Florida State Seminoles. Read More
* Miami Hurricanes Coach Jim Larranaga announced the addition of dual-sport athletes Cornelius Elder and Derrick Griffin, as well as the signings of James Kelly, Manu LeComte, Angel Rodriguez. Read More
* Easy as it might be to wonder what might have been upon looking at the Orlando’s Magic’s 12-13 record prior to when Glen Davis sprained his left shoulder and their 8-49 mark the rest of the way, the player known as Big Baby is having none of that. Next season can't get here soon enough for him. Read More
