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CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla.- The Tampa Bay Rays took on the Minnesota Twins in their second game of spring training on Friday. Some of the Rays’ players, coaches and staff had a new look for the afternoon game, but it’s all for a good cause. The pros participated in the Pedriatic Cancer Foundation’s “Cut for a Cure” at Charlotte Sports Park to help some special kids. “Our fans for the Tampa Bay Rays can go to pcfcutforacure.org and donate and help them raise their goal of $15,000,” said Executive Director Nancy Crane. Crane says the goal is to raise $350,000 to fund a clinical trial. “It’s our sixth year and the Tampa Bay Rays are incredible community partners. They care about our kids and our families,” said Crane. For more information and to donate, click here.