After an eight-game road trip, Tampa Bay returns home to start an important homestand as the Rays will play the next six games against teams with winning records, beginning tonight with the Arizona Diamondbacks. We discuss the differences between this year's Diamondbacks team and seasons past.

As good as Friday's game against the Orioles was, Saturday the bats were just as cold against Dylan Bundy. Steve Carney breaks down the biggest difference between the two teams in the middle game of the series, and one play that probably had the biggest impact. We also hear postgame from shortstop Willy Adames and manager Kevin Cash.

Rays right-hander Tyler Glasnow showed Orioles hitters why he is now 6-0 on the year with a masterful performance in Baltimore Friday. We hear from both the reigning American League pitcher of the month, and his manager Kevin Cash. Also, another Yankees pitcher deals with an injury, and Boston has to outlaw something else from their clubhouse.

The Rays finished their season series with the Royals by taking the finale in Kansas City and splitting the four-game series. Also, the league recognized Tyler Glasnow and Brandon Lowe for their great starts to the year, and it's Steve Carney's birthday and he tells you what he wants to see from the team going forward.

The Rays played two Wednesday in Kansas City and could not finish the day with even a single win over the Royals. We discuss the good and the bad that came out of the doubleheader. Also, another team loses its ace to a freak injury, and perhaps the most likeable player in baseball is back in the bigs.

Bad weather on Tuesday means the Rays will play a doubleheader today in Kansas City. We break down who could play the biggest roles in Tampa Bay coming out of the twin-bill in good shape. Plus, Tyler Glasnow talks about his fastball, and is Mallex Smith's struggles in Seattle bad for the Rays front office?

Tampa Bay moves on to the second leg of this road trip, and takes the opener of their four-game series at Kauffman Stadium. We also discuss the debut of Nate Lowe with the big club, plus point out two players that could be key for the Rays continued success on the field in 2019, and talk about a new MLB record that is somewhat diminished.

Just a week after the Boston Red Sox left St. Petersburg with a sweep of the Rays, Tampa Bay returned the favor at Fenway. We hear from both manager Kevin cash and starter Tyler Glasnow on the win. Also, one national writer believes the biggest prospect in all of baseball is in the Rays organization, and how many more injuries will the Yankees have to deal with.

After getting rained out in Boston on Friday, the Rays come out on Saturday afternoon and win a tension-filled contest against the Red Sox. We hear from both manager Kevin Cash and reliever Emilio Pagan about the win. Plus, one national baseball columnist puts a Rays player in the early talks for possible MVP consideration, and a former Rays pitcher heads to the injured list.

Tampa Bay couldn't get their series against the Boston Red Sox started Friday because of the weather. Steve Carney discusses why that may not be the worst thing. Plus, a Rays minor-league player gets suspended for drugs, and we talk about the possibility of Kyler Murray going back to baseball if he struggles in the NFL.