The Tampa Bay Rays finish up the spring schedule with a win over the Detroit Tigers. Steve Carney tells you about all the positives that came out of the exhibition finale. He also explains why the team decided to keep Adam Kolarek on the big league roster and send Emilio Pagan to the minors, and previews Wednesday's final workout before Opening Day!

The Tampa Bay Rays finish the Grapefruit League with a loss in Clearwater to the Philadelphia Phillies, but Kevin Kiermaier tells us how important it is to him to hit a home run during the spring, plus the decision on who will get the final roster spot will continue into today's exhibition finale, though one player has already learned he is out of the running.

Tampa Bay played in the first game ever at CoolToday Park against the Atlanta Braves, and two players found out that they will make the Opening Day roster

The Rays drop an 8-7 decision in Lakeland, but the big story from Saturday is that Matt Duffy won't be ready to start the season. Steve Carney points out the decisions the Rays have to make because of it. And former Rays pitcher Jason Hammel announces he'll retire before his 14th season starts.

The Rays finish up their home schedule of the Grapefruit League with a win and make more roster cuts. Steve Carney talks about both, plus Blake Snell describes meeting Ichiro, who he grew up watching as a Mariners fan, for the first time. And we chat with Matt and Brian Hoff after a field at Charlotte Sports Park was named in honor of their father, longtime minor league field coordinator Jim Hoff, who passed away during the offseason.

With the retirement of Ichiro Suzuki Thursday morning, Steve Carney talked with Rays catcher Mike Zunino about his former teammate. Plus, hear what AL Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell had to say after signing a five-year contract that will pay him $50 million!

Wednesday was the final day off of the spring for the Rays, but Brandon Lowe was busy signing a new contract extension. And Steve Carney talks philosophy with pitcher Charlie Morton.

The Rays fall in Tampa to the Yankees, and Steve Carney talks about concerns fans may have about Tyler Glasnow. Also, Blake Snell will head into the season having seen just ten big league hitters all spring. Is that enough for the reigning Cy Young winner? And after all the complaints about players not getting giant contracts, we see two players agree to nine-figure deals, including the largest deal in professional sports history!

The Rays fall 4-2 Monday to Pittsburgh, but Steve Carney was impressed with how Charlie Morton looked pitching into the sixth inning. He also feels Wilmer Font could be losing his grip on his roster spot, and outfielder Kevin Kiermaier discusses his love for college basketball championship season and who's his Final Four in his bracket!

The Rays finish the weekend with a 3-2 loss to the Red Sox, and Steve Carney discusses the good, the bad and the ugly. Plus, two former Rays continue to climb the ladder of success as baseball executives, and the Toronto Blue Jays make a decision that should help their minor league players