Joined by Tim Beckham, Marc Topkin, Ken Rosenthal and Hal Bodley this week.

The Rays get stifled by Chris Sale's dominant start in a 2-1 loss. Kevin Cash reacts to the loss and gives an update on Jake Odorizzi, who is heading to the disabled list with a hamstring injury.

Logan Morrison and Shane Peterson drove in seven of the Rays' 10 runs while Chris Archer pitched 5 2/3 innings for the win. Cash, Morrison and Archer all discuss the big win.

The Rays fall 3-2 to the Yankees ,who sweep the three-game series at Yankee Stadium. Mallex Smith leaves the game early with a tight right hamstring. After the game, Rays manager Kevin Cash speaks about the loss and the injury to Smith.

The Rays fell to the Yankees, 8-4, to drop their second in a row. Starter Blake Snell went 4 2/3 innings, allowing just two unearned runs. Afterwards, manager Kevin Cash spoke about Snell and the game.

The Rays had a solid season-opening homestand but fell to the Yankees in their first road test. Rays manager Kevin Cash talks about the loss.

A strong start from Jake Odorizzi combined with a timely three-run home run by Steven Souza Jr. propelled the Rays to a 7-2 win. Rays manager Kevin Cash and Steven Souza Jr. talk about the win after the game

Kevin Kiermaier, Stu Sternberg, Daniel Robertson, Austin Pruitt, Dave Wills, Andy Freed, Brian Anderson and more!

Brad Miller delivered a walk-off walk in the bottom of the 11th after 7 2/3 strong innings from Chris Archer in a 3-2 win

The Rays put out a wild win over the Jays, 10-8. Kevin Cash talks about his team's timely hitting and the work by his bullpen, and Steven Souza Jr. Talks about his big hit.

Logan Morrison had an RBI single in the Rays' loss to the Blue Jays, 5-2 at the Trop. Rays manager Kevin Cash met the media after the game.

Four Rays pitchers held the Yankees to one run to lead the Rays to 4-1 win over the Yankees.

4/4/17: The Rays' offense had no answers for Yankees starter CC Sabathia and five relievers who combined on the shutout. Rays manager Kevin Cash discusses the team's inability to score.

A packed show with Chris Archer, Alex Colome, GM Erik Neander, Chad Mottola and Jim Hickey.

4/2/17: The Rays strike early to win on Opening Day. Rays manager Kevin Cash talks about the high-scoring offense and Chris Archer discusses his stellar start.

The Rays were able to pull off a late spring trade, bringing in Peter Bourjos from the Chicago White Sox. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Rays reporter Bill Chastain discuss where Bourjos fits into the outfield situation and if Jake Bauers could make it to the big leagues in the near future. Chastain also catches up with Kevin Cash to talk about the biggest obstacle the team faces in order to compete this season.

Rays GM Erik Neander & Steven Souza join our final episode of Countdown to Opening Day as there's a lot to be decided.

To the surprise of no one, Chris Archer will be on the mound Opening Day for the Rays. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Rays reporter Bill Chastain break down Archer's performance in camp and discuss why he was the logical choice. They also explain why the team and Kevin Kiermaier signed a brand new six year pact to keep him in a Rays uniform.

Two power bats in the Rays' lineup joined Neil Solondz. Catch Evan Longoria and Corey Dickerson on Countdown to Opening Day.

Evan Longoria, Willy Adames, Casey Gillaspie and Marc Topkin join This Week in Rays Baseball.

Could Mallex Smith make the Opening Day roster? MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Rays reporter Bill Chastain discuss Smith's performance in camp and why he could be the left fielder for Opening Day. They also break down some of the young pitchers that could help the club in 2017.

Chris Archer is slated to start the WBC opener for Team USA. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Rays reporter Bill Chastain discuss how he has looked this spring and how excited he is to pitch for his country. They also chat about Alex Cobb and his search for consistency in his delivery.

Brad Miller and Tom Foley join this week's show as we close in on Opening Day.

Joining Neil this week: Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times, Luke Maile and Jesus Sucre.

Chris Archer and Jim Hickey join this week's show to discuss the upcoming season