The Rays fall back under .500 Wednesday, but Steve Carney saw a number of positives before things went south late. Plus, is a move by teams to hire national broadcasters as player evaluation consultants causing a conflict that could prevent them from doing their jobs correctly? And a positive PED test could send an American League East pitching staff into chaos.

The Rays again manage a split of their spring twin bill, and Steve Carney talks about the good and the bad that came from Tuesday's loss in Fort Myers as well as the victory in Port Charlotte. Also, could Luis Severino's shoulder cause the Yankees to go get a former Cy Young Award winner, and Willy Adames tells us his feelings on his first camp as the team's starting shortstop

Now that the first off day has passed, Steve Carney takes a crack at what the Rays Opening Day lineup will be, and with the USF Bulls coming to Port Charlotte to play Tampa Bay for the first time in nearly two decades, we catch up with USF baseball broadcaster Darek Sharp to get an idea of what the Rays will face at Charlotte SPorts Park.

The Rays take a 10-4 win in Bradenton, and Steve Carney discusses the early surprises of the spring. Plus, we learn about a new party game devised by a number of former Rays players, and if you're no good at playing fantasy baseball, maybe you can be smart and funny when it comes to fantasy baseball team names!

The Rays split a spring twin-bill, with Brandon Lowe having a huge day at the plate. Steve Carney also discusses former Rays reliever Danny Farquhar completing his comeback from a near-fatal aneurysm, Bryce Harper making a serious faux pas in his introductory press conference with the Phillies, and he and Rich Hollenberg of Fox Sports Sun break down Blake Snell continuing to improve from a Cy Young season.

The Rays are back at .500 after a fourth straight Grapefruit League win and another ten-run outing. Plus, the injury to Kansas City catcher Salvador Perez could spell good news for Tampa Bay's rival, the Boston Red Sox, and Fox Sports Sun's Rich Hollenberg on which acquisition he's most looking forward to seeing in 2019.

You love the Tampa Bay Rays, but a former player decided Thursday was the time to be critical of the city they've called home from the beginning. Plus, the team wins their third straight spring game, and Fox Sports Sun's Rich Hollenberg stops by to Turn 2.

The Tampa Bay Rays earn another victory over the Boston Red Sox, and Steve Carney talks about the titanic home run hit by first baseman Nate Lowe, and how despite all the success he could have this spring, he's only concerned about the games that count in the standings. Plus, it's a good thing Brandon Nimmo can play baseball, because he sure can't cook, and Ryne Stanek talks about a Home Run Cycle at the University of Arkansas and deflects about his spot in baseball lore as the opener.

We aren't channeling Charlie Sheen today. The Tampa Bay Rays actually won a Grapefruit League game! Steve Carney breaks down all the positives from their 11-5 victory over the Orioles in Sarasota Tuesday. Plus, there will be no pitch clock any time soon in MLB, Nolan Arenado's new deal just jacked up the price for Bryce, and Rays catcher Nick Ciuffo talks about learning his craft from one of the best

The Tampa Bay Rays remain winless in 2019, but Steve Carney breaks down the positive aspects from Monday's loss to the Miami Marlins. We also discuss fivethirtyeight's theory on how to fix baseball, and former Rays catcher J.P. Arencibia stops by to give his thought on what the Rays had to overcome last year and where the Marlins are in their rebuild.