For the first time this year, the Rays did not play because of the weather, but they did show off a new t-shirt design. Steve Carney also discusses the possible retirement of Ichiro Suzuki after the Mariners play their first regular season series in Japan, and Kevin Burkhardt of Fox Sports talks Charlie Morton and more.

The Rays finish up a twin-bill Friday with a win at home and a tie on the road, and Steve Carney breaks down the high points in both games. He also busts out laughing at baseball writer Joe Sheehan's opinions on the Rays, and Fox Sports broadcaster Kevin Burkhardt gives his opinion on the success the team had in 2018.

The Tampa Bay Rays get back to work after a day off with a Grapefruit League matchup against the Philadelphia Phillies. Steve Carney talks about a pair of bright points in a 4-3 loss. Plus, Major League Baseball and the Player Association make rules changes for both this year and next year, and outfielder Jason Coats describes coming back from a surgery usually performed on pitchers.

On today's show, Steve Carney discusses the reports that Major League Baseball and the Players Association have agreed to end the practice of allowing waiver trades in the month of August, something that the Rays have used to their success in years past. And Jayson Stark of The Athletic looks at the possibilities in front of the 2019 Rays and which player he's keeping his eye on for a breakout season.

With the Rays getting their second of four days off this spring, Steve Carney goes through the questions the team is looking to answer before the beginning of the regular season on March 28. Who will step up and play first base? Can Matt Duffy get and remain healthy? Which pitchers can the team depend to open, and which will be relied upon as bulk guys? We look at all of those questions today!

Blake Snell had a much better start Monday against the Philadelphia Phillies, but a lot of talk has focused on how much he'll be compensated for 2019. Steve Carney tells you whether the reigning Cy Young Award winner is alone in this problem. And Jayson Stark of The Athletic gives us the big picture when it comes to the Rays

The Rays beat up the Boston Red Sox 8-1 Sunday, and Steve Carney talks about all the home runs hit by Tampa Bay. We also find out the answer to the question of whether the top prospect in all of baseball will start the year in the big leagues, and Daniel Robertson talks about his charitable foundation and what he wishes he knew when he started it

The Rays try to outslug the Baltimore Orioles, and Steve Carney explains why that's a bad thing for Tampa Bay. Plus, Bryce Harper debuts for the Phillies, A-Rod and J-Lo get engaged, and Josh Tolentino explains the differences in how an NFL locker room and a MLB clubhouse operate.

Steve Carney looks at the good, the bad, and the ugly in Friday's 5-5 tie with the Minnesota Twins, plus Major League Baseball's experiments with the Atlantic League are about to begin with some subtle changes and some crazy ones as well, and we meet the newest member of the Rays reporting squad in Josh Tolentino of The Athletic

There have been only six Major League players from the Bahamas, and on today's episode, Steve Carney asks Rays minor-league shortstop Lucius Fox about possibly adding his name in the future to that exclusive group. We also break down Thursday's 11-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, a new rule from Major League Baseball to help curtail leaked information to gamblers, and sad news about a Hall of Fame pitcher.