The Eagles made the decision to part ways with Chauncey Gardner-Johnson Jr. during the offseason, creating a noticeable void in their secondary. Ray questions whether this was the right choice, pondering if the move was genuinely aimed at saving cap space. He argues that the Eagles should have retained Gardner-Johnson, despite his off-field behavior and contract complexities.

 

Ray is also frustrated with the Phillies after their recent sweep by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He highlights ongoing concerns regarding the lineup, outfield, and pitching staff—issues that have persisted without any apparent improvements to the team. This situation leaves Ray grappling with the reasons behind the team's struggles.