DAE On Demand

Nick Wize and Rock Riley are ready to take matters into their own hands ahead of World Series Game 5! The guys discuss whether Rays hitters are finally figuring out Milwaukee's bullpen and how deep the Brewers need Jacob Misiorowski to pitch with his innings workload already at a career high. They also question the decision to sit Yandy Díaz and bring in Jorge Mateo without ever attempting a steal! Plus, callers suggest bringing drumsets to disrupt Milwaukee and finding creative ways to strengthen the lineup, while Nick floats the idea of DHing for Taylor Walls and batting the pitcher ninth. Finally, Nick and Rock become Kevin Cash and Erik Neander as they spin the wheel to construct Tampa Bay's entire Game 5 pitching plan!

Nick Wize and Rock Riley open up the phone lines and stumble upon a brand-new World Series conspiracy theory! One caller believes the television broadcast is intentionally cutting away from Rays fans at Tropicana Field because the national media doesn't want to showcase Tampa Bay's passionate fan base. Nick and Rock react to the accusation before another listener raises an interesting question about the growing number of former Rays players attending World Series games. Could their return to the Trop be a sign of something bigger brewing for the franchise?

Nick Wize and Rock Riley want to know if ANYONE actually left last night's thrilling World Series Game 4 before the Rays walked it off in 12 innings! The guys also discuss Evan Longoria throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, prompting Nick to wonder why so many former Rays players have been returning to the Trop throughout the World Series. Is there something more behind these appearances? Plus, a Brewers fan calls in to offer Milwaukee's perspective, leading Nick to question why Tampa Bay fans seem so much quicker to demand Kevin Cash's job than Brewers fans are to criticize Pat Murphy!

The Rays are coming off a wild Game 4 victory, and Nick Wize and Rock Riley have plenty to unpack! The guys highlight some remarkable game stats, Chandler Simpson's impact offensively and defensively, Nick's tongue-in-cheek Ben Williamson walk-off prediction, and the funny Yandy Díaz-William Contreras ABS challenge stare-down. But the conversation takes a sharp turn when a regular caller complains that Kevin Cash left Griffin Jax in for the fifth inning. Nick erupts over the contradiction of criticizing Cash for both pulling Blake Snell too early and leaving Jax in too long! Plus, Nick, Rock, and Tim discuss the Rays' original hope of getting six innings from Jax and why every pitching decision can reshape the next two games of a World Series!

Nick Wize and Rock Riley turn their attention to the biggest question surrounding tonight's World Series Game 5: Who is taking the mound for the Rays? A caller believes Drew Rasmussen will get the start, but the guys aren't convinced Tampa Bay can avoid relying heavily on its bullpen. Could Steven Matz be the better option? Nick and Rock debate Kevin Cash's pitching possibilities and express serious concerns that, regardless of who starts, Game 5 is shaping up to be a bullpen game. Can the Rays piece together enough outs to keep their World Series hopes alive?

Nick Wize and Rock Riley revisit the electric final calls from the Rays' Game 4 victory, including a familiar line borrowed from Joe Buck's iconic 2004 call: "We'll see you later tonight!" Could Tampa Bay have another unforgettable moment waiting in Game 5? Excited Rays fans call in before the guys turn their attention to an LA sports commentator claiming Tampa Bay doesn't deserve to win the World Series. Nick, Rock, and Tim unload on Los Angeles, questioning how a city whose NFL teams regularly deal with overwhelming visiting crowds gets a free pass from the national media!

Nick Wize and Rock Riley have plenty to celebrate following the Rays' Game 4 victory, including Tim's birthday, but Tim isn't feeling the World Series optimism! His prediction that Tampa Bay will lose in five leaves Nick searching for answers. The guys also tackle a new Tropicana Field superstition after the morning show's producer declares that anyone who missed Game 4 shouldn't attend Game 5, leaving Rock questioning his own plans for tonight. Plus, who would've predicted Ian Seymour picking up the win and Ben Williamson delivering the biggest hit of the night?!

The Tampa Bay Rays Battled back in the weeing hours of the Full Moon and walked off the Brewers in the 12th inning, Doug Waechter joins us for a World Series Waechter Wednesday, tons of reactions, and very little sleep!

Tons of CFB news, the Rays are back again tonight, and much more in today's top headlines!

The Tampa Bay Rays were a massive success last night after an unbelievable walk off win!