Major League Baseball has released the 60-game schedule for the Rays in 2020, and Steve Carney breaks down the good and the bad for the shortened campaign. And Rays outfielder Hunter Renfroe talks about the Summer Camp practices and the BP battles he's having with Yoshi Tsutsugo and Yandy Diaz.

The Tampa Bay Rays are now three days into their practice schedule during Summer Camp, and Steve Carney gives you the details on what he saw at Tropicana Field from his view in the first row of the press box. Infielder Daniel Robertson gives you his thoughts on how the sessions have gone, and what concerns he has playing the season during a pandemic.

It's a happy day if you're a baseball fan, as Summer Camp has officially started. Rays manager Kevin Cash joined Steve Carney one on one just before the practice got started, and pitcher Charlie Morton spoke to the media as a whole after a three inning simulated game.

With summer camp scheduled to start Friday, Steve Carney starts today's show by discussing what Rays players will be going through for workouts as well as the safety measures that have been put in place by the team to help prevent the contraction and spread of COVID-19. He also talks about the first MLB franchise signing a deal with an online bookmaker and the hurdles the Rays would need to clear in order to be able to join them. Plus, a recommendation on a strong podcast to listen to.

With Summer Camp about to get started, we're learning of some players who have decided to forego the 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Steve Carney goes through who has said they'll wait until 2021 to return to the game. Plus, we discuss how the name atop the leagues' MVP awards needs to change if Major League Baseball wants to continue fighting against systemic racism.

The Tampa Bay Rays have determined the 60 players they'll make their roster up from in 2020. Hear from Rays general manager Erik Neander about how the organization made the determination on which prospects would be invited and where they would practice.

We hear from Rays manager Kevin Cash, general manager Erik Neander, and team player rep Tyler Glasnow about the restart of the 2020 season.

After agreeing to health and safety protocols, Major League Baseball and its players will have a 2020 season after all. Steve Carney goes through some of the changes you're going to see this year in the game, then gets a chance to talk with first-round pick Nick Bitsko, who decided Tuesday not to go to the University of Virginia and instead sign with the Rays.

With the negotiations between Major League Baseball and the Players Association officially at an end, Steve Carney breaks down the plan for a 60-game season the owners have voted to implement. Juan Toribio of MLB.com also sits down with Ronnie Lane and Tom Krasniqi to talk about what a second Spring Training could consist of, and if COVID-19 could thrown a spanner in the works.

Steve Carney starts the latest week without baseball by discussing the strange weekend that took place between the league and the players association, and what it could mean for a possible resumption of the sport. Plus, we explain why the Rays are able to practice at Tropicana Field despite the league shutting down facilities in Florida due to COVID-19