The Rays announced Monday that pitcher Tyler Glasnow suffered a setback while throwing in Oakland, and Daniel Robertson underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. Plus, Steve Carney takes your questions about the Rays: from Matt Duffy's return, to the ownership's announcement about Montreal and beyond.

For the first time on this road trip, the Rays were able to get a relatively easy victory, taking Sunday's finale in Oakland and splitting the four-game series with the Athletics. Hear manager Kevin Cash speak about this win, and Steve Carney discusses the incident that occurred in the Mets clubhouse Sunday, and what fans need to know about the dynamic of the clubhouse.

The adventure that has been the Tampa Bay rays bullpen over the last couple weeks has not been fun. Steve Carney explains why he feels the term "downward spiral" describes what we're seeing best, and how the Rays may be able to extricate themselves from this situation. Plus, could Joey Wendle's bat finally be waking from its long slumber? And what do we expect from the press conference coming Tuesday from owner Stuart Sternberg regarding the whole Montreal announcement

After spending Friday's show dealing with the particulars of the Tampa Bay Rays announcement of exploring a possible split-season with the city of Montreal, we finally get back to the product on the field as the Rays put their four-game losing streak to bed with a win in Oakland Friday. But the talk about Montreal continues with some of your reaction as well as a conversation Steve had with investigative reporter Noah Pransky on the Pat & Aaron Show.

News broke Thursday that the Rays were going to consider possibly splitting their season between the Tampa Bay region and the city of Montreal, and while fans should certainly be concerned about the announcement, Steve Carney also explains how Major League baseball has done this move in other cities to strong-arm a new ballpark for a franchise.

After an awful three-game series in the Bronx, Steve breaks down three aspects for Tampa Bay that the team is going to need to see improvement on if they want to stay in contention for a postseason berth and a possible division title.

The Rays still have yet to figure out how to win on the road against the Yankees, dropping another series in the Bronx. Hear from manager Kevin Cash about his decision to remove Ryan Yarbrough and bring in Chaz Roe. Also, the players and umpires unions squabble off the field, and two teams make the decision to extend their protective nets

The Rays get shut out in the Bronx Monday, and Steve Carney breaks down another series opening loss against the Yankees, from what Masahiro Tanaka did right to what Tampa Bay's hitters did not, plus comments from manager Kevin Cash.

The Rays manage to split their four-game series with the Los Angeles Angels by taking Sunday's finale at Tropicana Field. Hear from Kevin Kiermaier about the win and the tough upcoming road trip. Also a quirk in the rule book allowed for the official scorer to take a win away from a pitcher in the game, and give it to a pitcher that would enter later in the contest. Finally the Rays next opponent, the New York Yankees, will get not one, but two big bats back to their lineup during their upcoming series.

Charlie Morton's stretch of 21 consecutive unbeaten starts comes to an end as the Los Angeles Angels take Saturday's contest from him. Also, Stuart Sternberg is going to be seen a lot more around the team and the Tampa Bay region, and the team Tampa Bay is chasing in the standings makes a move to bolster its offense.