With Tampa Bay holding the best record in all of baseball and an eight-game lead over the New York Yankees in the American League East, the Rays begin their final push toward the postseason.  Manager Kevin Cash explains why he is proud of what his team has done, but wants to see more in the final 30 games.  Plus, we hear from reliever David Robertson, who is getting called up Wednesday to help the bullpen as part of roster expansion.

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The Rays finish the month of August tied for the best record in all of Major League Baseball and with a nine game winning streak after Tuesday's win.  Manager Kevin Cash explains what it's like to be at the helm of this well-oiled machine while Ryan Yarbrough breaks down why he was so pleased to beat a team that has caused him lots of trouble throughout his career.

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The Rays find themselves atop the mountain in the American League and 35 games over .500 for the first time in franchise history.  But second baseman Brandon Lowe says after Monday's win over Boston, there's no time for the players to scoreboard watch!

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Tampa Bay's winning streak reaches eight games in a row and the Rays are now 35 games over .500 for the first time in franchise history after Monday night's victory.  Manager Kevin Cash explains how starter Luis Patino has gotten better since getting his regular role in the rotation, and second baseman Brandon Lowe delves into playing from ahead early against a division rival.

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The Rays begin a stretch where they will get very familiar with the Boston Red Sox, playing seven of their next ten games against their American League East rivals.  Manager Kevin Cash says he hopes the team can take the momentum from the 5-0 road trip they just finished and use it to get this homestand going in the same direction.

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Tampa Bay comes home from their road trip through Philadelphia and Baltimore undefeated, and end up tying the Major League record with their 18th victory of the season against Baltimore.  Manager Kevin Cash talks about the accomplishment, while third baseman Joey Wendle gets into being the big bat on Sunday.

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With a win today over the Orioles, the Rays can tie a Major League record for the most wins over a single opponent in a season.  Chris Archer, who will start Sunday's finale, talks about how exciting it is for him to be back in the rotation after missing almost the whole year due to injury.

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The Tampa Bay Rays earn a series win in Baltimore with another come-from-behind victory.  Manager Kevin Cash speaks on his team's mindset to be cool under pressure even when trailing late, and outfielder Randy Arozarena is asked if he can pinpoint why he has been so successful against the Orioles this season.

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Tampa Bay can earn its 17th win in 18 games against Baltimore withh a victory tonight, and catcher Mike Zunino talks about what sense of pride the players have for being so cinsistently good against a division rival.

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The Rays set a new franchise record by beating the Orioles for the 16th time this season.  Manager Kevin Cash gets into how starter Shane McClanahan had a good measure of success despite have faced Baltimore for the third time in hos last four starts, while catcher Mike Zunino talks about closing in on the team lead in homers after blasting his 27th on Friday night.

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