Re-uploaded due to issues: Steve Carney discusses another plan to get baseball started, this time reported by USA Today's Bob Nightengale, that would not only have games return by Independence Day, but also get in a 100-game regular season and a full postseason, albeit with some tweaks to the alignment.

Steve Carney discusses an idea floated by ESPN's Jeff Passan in his weekly column about perhaps the most interesting idea brought to light to try and see baseball played in 2020: a 30-team playoff. Plus, we send well-wishes out to an opponent battling an opponent much tougher than COVID-19.

Sunday was Rays TV color commentator Brian Anderson's birthday, and Steve Carney starts the show with a pair of funny stories about BA. Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson also sit down with outfielder Austin Meadows to talk about staying ready for a season in question.

The Rays second baseman sits down to discuss what he sees as baseball's future in 2020, plus the possibility of seeing Rob Gronkowski at a Rays game this year, and more!

Major League Baseball's investigation into the Red Sox cheating scandal has been released, and manager Alex Cora received the same penalty as Astros skipper AJ Hinch despite being in both investigations. Steve Carney tells you why he doesn't like that.

We don't know how long it will be until we get baseball back, but one thing is for certain: when it does return, Dave Wills will be there to call the action. Hear the Rays Radio broadcaster talk about the shutdown, Kevin Kiermaier's improvements at the plate, and helping those on the front line battling the COVID-19 virus

The Rays infielder speaks about staying in shape during the shutdown, possibly starting a season without fans, his thoughts on the Astros scandal, and more.

Rays pitcher Ryan Yarbrough discusses how he's been staying prepared for the 2020 season when no one knows when (or if) the season will ever start.

Hear frfom the Rays pitching coach how he's using technology to keep tabs on his pitchers, who have scattered due to COVID-19.

Today's show looks into the future and back at the past, as Steve Carney discusses the efforts by politicians to get professional sports going again to try and kick-start a sense of normalcy, then looks back at the 73rd anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color line in Major League Baseball