Rays judicata.

In 2010, Jurickson was a first-year pro with Short-Season A Spokane.

Desi was a rookie shortstop with the Nationals, Luc a rookie catcher with the Brewers, Mitch a rookie first baseman with the Rangers.

Tony was a rookie gaijin for the Yakult Swallows.

Drew was a second-year big leaguer in Cincinnati, and had his career year.

Banny was the minor league field coordinator for the Pirates.

And in October, in St. Pete, on one day in particular, Elvis ran wild.

In 2011, Cole had his best Cy Young finish as a Phillie.

Carlos was traded at the deadline from the Mets to the Giants and put up insanely strong pennant run numbers.

Jake had his breakout prospect campaign in the Arizona Fall League.

Rougie and Nomar signed contracts at age 16 to play baseball professionally.

And in October, in St. Pete, on one day in particular, Adrian wasn’t satisfied with just one home run.

Texas 6, Tampa Bay 2 didn’t have nearly as much riding on it as those two October series against the Rays, in 2010 and in 2011.

But it had that feel.

That feel.