Rays reliever Hunter Bigge was in "good spirits" but remained hospitalized one day after taking a foul ball to the face while seated in the dugout during Thursday's game against the Orioles.

Starting to play catch ...

Tampa Bay Rays right-handed reliever Hunter Bigge, who was originally optioned to Triple-A Durham, will now be on the Opening Day roster with left-hander Shane McClanahan (triceps) starting the ...

In the hours and days following the brightest moment of his professional career, Hunter Bigge still struggled to articulate his rollercoaster journey from Harvard to the Chicago Cubs.

Hunter Bigge is a graduate of Harvard and has become a star pitcher in the Cubs organization.

Hunter Bigge is a graduate of Harvard and has become a star pitcher in the Cubs organization.

More recently, Bigge has been engaged in, and mostly winning, intense cribbage games with the other Ivy Leaguer in the room, reliever Cole Sulser (Dartmouth), who said they try to be “just ...

Hunter Bigge is a graduate of Harvard and has become a star pitcher in the Cubs organization.

Bigge Crane and Rigging Co. (Bigge) owns the crane in question, and it was leased to Greystar Development and Construction. Bigge commonly leases cranes to construction companies to be used as ...

Bigge (lat) is no longer feeling soreness but remains shut down from throwing, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports. Bigge had a setback with his right lat strain two weeks ago, so the Rays ...

Bigge’s superheavy- lift crane, the AFRD, is the world’s largest capacity, landbased, rotating crane and the only machine capable of making every super lift on a twin-unit nuclear powerplant ...

Bigge Crane and Rigging, San Leandro, Calif., has announced that it has recently added more than 100 new cranes to its nationwide rental fleet. The cost of the new cranes, Bigge says, is more than $60 ...