Brett Rutherford and Darby Robinson discuss the imminent return of Tyler Glasnow to the active roster, and where the Rays rotation stands once he is added. The bullpen looks less solidified, but what are the Rays options when it comes to trying to add? It's too early for a big trade, and is going after one of the big-name relievers worth it assuming you'd have to give up a top prospect? Brett and Darby discuss some potential relievers that may be on the market this summer. 

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With Garrett Cleavinger likely headed to the IL, joining closer Pete Fairbanks, this upcoming stretch of games will be the toughest on the Rays' bullpen. Brett and Jamal discuss how Kevin Cash and Kyle Snyder will manage their relievers, and debate who can come up from AAA to help fill the gaps.

To close the show, Brett and Jamal look ahead to this year's All-Star Game in Seattle, guessing which Rays are most likely to represent the American League in the Midsummer Classic.

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Brett Rutherford and Darby Robinson discuss the decision to send Taj Bradley back down to AAA, where the plan is to stretch him out to pitch on four days rest when he had been pitching on five to open the season. While there are claims that the Rays are manipulating his service time, Brett and Darby argue that this is best for Taj's short- and long-term future.

The Rays took three of four this weekend from the White Sox, and this episode was recorded before Sunday's rollercoaster game that saw the Rays bullpen hand the game to Chicago. Brett and Darby discuss what has gone wrong for the White Sox in recent years.

To end the show, they 'Rays' their voices about the decision to open the upper deck for the upcoming home series against the Yankees, and discuss why $40 for a ticket to a premium game isn't something to cry over. 

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Brett Rutherford and Darby Robinson discuss the emergence of Taj Bradley and what his role will be this season with Jeffrey Springs undergoing Tommy John.

They take a look at the makeup of the bullpen and debate whether or not the Rays will need to make some moves this summer to get it ready for the postseason.

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Brett Rutherford and Darby Robinson talk about the end of the Rays' historic winning streak, and how their depth will be tested after a major injury to one of their most dominant starting pitchers.

In the first true 'Rays Your Voice' segment of the 2023 season, Brett and Darby ponder what it would take to even entertain a trade for Shohei Ohtani this summer.

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Brett Rutherford and Darby Robinson talk about the Rays' historic 9-0 start to the season, led in large part by star shortstop Wander Franco, who is absolutely living up to the hype.

They discuss injuries to Jose Siri and Taylor Walls, and how the Rays will fill their spots on the roster.

The only negative through nine games was the lone start from Josh Fleming. Brett and Darby debate if there are better options in Durham, and if any of them are worth calling up to fill the #5 spot in the rotation before Tyler Glasnow returns from an oblique injury.

Finally, they look ahead to the first AL East series of the season, a four-game set at home against the Red Sox.

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Brett Rutherford and Darby Robinson discuss the Rays' opening weekend sweep over the Detroit Tigers, Randy Arozarena's global superstardom, and take a closer look at the construction of the 26-man roster.

To end the show, Brett and Darby take some time to honor the life and career of Rays radio broadcaster Dave Wills, who tragically passed away last month.

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Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'Million Dollar Arm' directed by Craig Gillespie and starring Jon Hamm. They also discuss the future of Who's on Worst and the DRaysBay Podcast Network. 

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Brett Rutherford and Danny Russell react to the news that St. Pete mayor Ken Welch has selected the Rays/Hines redevelopment plan for the Historic Gas Plant District, and what this next chapter in the stadium saga represents. Brett and Danny also catch up on recent Rays news, including the contract extensions given out to three core players. 

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Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'The Perfect Catch,' a Hallmark film that we're not quite sure is a baseball movie. While it wasn't as much of a trainwreck as 'The Scout' or 'Ed' the hosts struggle to pick out any memorable moments from this 2017 TV flick.

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