After getting swept last weekend at home by the Red Sox, the Rays are looking to exact a little revenge this weekend in Boston. Kevin Kiermaier discusses getting the chance to return the favor at Fenway. Plus, the top prospect in all of baseball will make his big-league debut today. What can you expect from Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

The Rays end their homestand with a thud, dropping the finale of their series to the Kansas City Royals and Blake Snell looking like a pitcher who hasn't thrown in a couple of weeks. We hear from the Cy Young Award winner. Plus, the election of the next mayor of Tampa means the whole question of where the team will be playing in the future is back center stage.

The Rays make it two wins in a row Tuesday against Kansas City thanks to another big blast from Mike Zunino, and some hard work from some of the unsung members of the bullpen. Also, Tampa Bay gets ready to welcome back their ace, Blake Snell, and we have another example of how smart the Rays' front office is when it comes to dealing guys.

The Rays get catcher Mike Zunino back from the paternity list, and it immediately pays dividends as he helps power them to the end of their four-game losing streak with the help of a little dad strength from his son, Rhett. Also, former Rays pitcher Nathan Eovaldi needs another surgery on his repaired elbow, and Peter Bourjos plays in the infield for the first time.

The Rays may have been swept over the weekend by the Boston Red Sox, but Steve Carney explains why you should not be worried about the sky falling at this point.

The Rays weren't going to go all year without losing a series, but Steve Carney talks to Kevin Kiermaier about the frustration on losing a series to a division rival. Plus, we compare a former Rays pitcher to the great Cy Young, and Brandon Lowe on an issue he should have with the video Game MLB The Show 19

For the first time in 2019, the Rays have dropped consecutive games with Friday's loss to the Boston Red Sox. Steve Carney breaks down the loss, plus talks to Daniel Robertson about finally breaking his 0 for 21 slump with a two-run double. Plus, Rays catcher Nick Ciuffo tells you why you should never leave your phone on silent, and the Yankees are so banged up they've signed a former Tampa Bay first baseman who has been out of work all year.

Tampa Bay fails to sweep Baltimore at home, though they did rally from down 5-2 in the eighth inning to force extras. Plus, the Yankees get rid of a long-used song in the seventh inning stretch, and Boston will not have second baseman Dustin Pedroia when they come to the Trop starting tonight.

The Rays' roll continues on, as they take each of the first two games of their series against Baltimore. Also, Steve Carney discusses the topic of unwritten rules in baseball and how the game needs to jettison them once and for all, and Kevin Kiermaier tells you what he looks forward to most when returning home from a long road trip.

Steve Carney starts things by welcoming fans of the Tampa Bay Lightning who may be licking their wounds after being swept out in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Rays had to place Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell on the injured list after the left-hander broke a toe on his right foot. We hear all of Blake's comments on what happened. Also, the Rays open their homestand with the same result as they finished the last road trip, and pitcher Ryne Stanek talks about what he most looks forward to coming home from a long trip away.