We continue another week of safer-at-home radio! Pat and Aaron start with a discussion of how much not having any preseason games could benefit or hurt the Buccaneers, who obviously have a whole bunch of new pieces on offense. They also get into Oklahoma City center Steven Adams' comments about being inside the NBA bubble. Fox Sports Sun's Tricia Whitaker also joins the boys to talk about how excited she is to finally get back to work covering the Rays. The goons also don their capes for another round of Situation Men, and get caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

The Fox Sports Sun Rays reporter joined Pat and Aaron Tuesday to talk about the baseball season finally getting underway.

It's the start of another week of safer-at-home radio! The goons start with the return of sports this week and how the NFL and its players are the latest to be at odds with how their sport will get started. They also discuss Mark Davis' three options for football to resume, two of which Pat hates intensely. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times stops by to preview the changes to the 2020 baseball season. Pat and Aaron also discuss the good from over the weekend in Things I Like, and get caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

The Tampa Bay Times Rays beat reporter joins Pat and Aaron to talk about the start of the 2020 MLB season this week.

The goons wrap up another week of safer at home radio! Pat and Aaron start with the news that Rays outfielder Austin Meadows has been placed on the injured list after contracting COVID-19. They also dive deep into the Washington Post article from Liz Clarke detailing the culture of sexual harassment aroun the football team based in the nation's capital. Plus, Torts doesn't give a BLEEP about bad language caught on mic, we preview tonight's final Friday Rays Rewind with NOT Pick To Click, and get caught up on the stories they missed with the last Blender of the week.

We're closing in on the end of another week of safer at home radio! The guys open with debate on whether a 60-game spring helps the Rays hitters more or the Rays pitching staff. They also discuss today's Twitter beef between our friend Chris Jericho and Skid Row lead singer Sebastian Bach. Rays Radio broadcaster Andy Freed stops in to explain how he and partner Dave Wills will work during the pandemic. Pat and Aaron also test their knowledge with I Drink And I Know Things, and get caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

The Rays Radio broadcaster joins Pat and Aaron to discuss the excitement surrounding the upcoming start of the Major League Baseball season

You've made it to hump day in this latest week of safer at home radio! The goons start by discussing their excitement at sports being on the verge of returning. They also laugh at Bruce Smith's ridiculous answer while playing Celebrity Family Feud, and wonder if other cities will follow the path of the city of Philadelphia in banning fans from sporting events. Pewter Report Editor-In-Chief Mark Cook stops by to talk about the start of training camp, and Hillsborough County Commissioner Ken Hagan explains what over $10 million in funds will do to help fans feel safe inside Raymond James Stadium. Pat and Aaron also get their degenerate juices flowing with another round of Over/Under, and get caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

The Hillsborough County Commissioner joins Pat and Aaron to discuss the outfitting of Raymond James Stadium with COVID-19 mitigation equipment

The Pewter Report Editor In Chief joins Pat and Aaron to talk Bucs