Tampa Bay used three home runs to take Saturday's third game of this four-game series and give themselves an opportunity to earn a series victory today. Also, with the draft coming up, the market for pitchers Dallas Keuchel and Craig Kimbrel is about to heat up.

The Rays didn't commit any errors Friday in Cleveland, but there were plenty of mistakes on both offense and defense that allowed the Indians to take the second game of this four-game series. Also, with all these advanced metrics available on every player, is a guy's batting average worth even considering anymore?

Tampa Bay started their Memorial Day weekend in Cleveland by beating up on the Indians, and getting a fantastic outing from left-hander Ryan Yarbrough. Hear what Yarbrough had to say after his first big league appearance in nearly a month. Also, the Rays top pitching prospect reaches the precipice of the big leagues, and yet another column on the battle for a new Rays stadium rehashes a number of concerns for the fanbase.

The Tampa Bay Rays manage to split their two-game series with the Los Angeles Dodgers by taking Wednesday's finale. Steve Carney discusses what went right at Tropicana Field, but also the news that Matt Duffy's return from injury looks to be again on hold.

When you are playing someone like the Los Angeles Dodgers, and especially when Clayton Kershaw is pitching, you have to play mistake-free. The Tampa Bay Rays did not play mistake-free against them, and it led to a loss in the opening game of their two-game series at Tropicana Field. Hear Kevin Kiermaier's explanation of his eighth inning base running gaffe that short-circuited a comeback. Also, one potential prospect has decided to try and circumvent the normal path of reaching the big leagues. Is Carter Stewart doing the right thing by going to Japan?

Once a year, we in the media get a chance to play at Tropicana Field and remember that what these guys do for a living is one of the most difficult things you can attempt. Hear from WDAE's Jay Recher and Zac Blobner, WTSP's Justin Granit, WFTS's John Sabol, Chris Torello, and Rays Social Media Manager Ryan Sheets, plus commentary from Rays infielder Joey Wendle and closer Jose Alvarado

The pitcher's mound turned out to be a bad place for Rays hurlers Sunday, as Charlie Morton and the bullpen all struggled against the Yankees, falling 13-5 in the rubber match at Yankee Stadium. Steve Carney admits that Sunday's lopsided loss makes Friday's walk-off defeat hurt more, but explains why Sunday's game had that eerie feeling from the beginning. Also, we get ready for one of the most fun off days of the year!

After falling out of first place in the division after losing Friday's opener against the New York Yankees, the Rays pull out a one-run extra-inning victory in the Bronx on Saturday afternoon. Also, Steve Carney discusses a left-handed pitcher Tampa Bay could have their eyes on (though not the one you might be thinking of).

After watching the Rays fall out of first place with Friday's loss to the New York Yankees, Steve Carney saw something unbelievable from a number of Rays fans: surrender. We use today's show to rally the troops for this afternoon's contest, as Blake Snell looks to start a new streak of consecutive days alone atop the standings.

With a third catcher heading to the injured list, the Rays make another trade for a backstop, acquiring Erik Kratz from the San Francisco Giants. Plus, we look at this weekend's series against the Yankees from the mindset of our friend Steve Duemig, who passed away Thursday after a long battle with brain cancer.