Brett Rutherford is joined by Darby Robinson to debate which Rays free agents, if any, should be brought back for next season and beyond, and if the Rays need to consider reshaping their roster on the position player side of things. Also, after a report that the Rays offered Bryce Harper a one-year, $50 million contract before he signed with the Phillies, they discuss the franchise's overall approach to attracting top-level talent, and how they might continue to chase the big fish moving forward.

Brett Rutherford, Brian Menéndez, and Ben Whitelaw react on Twitter Spaces to ALWC Game 2, which ended the Rays' season.

Brett Rutherford, Darby Robinson, and Elijah Flewellen take to Twitter Spaces to react to the 2-1 loss in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Cole Mitchem (@RaysMetrics) and Darby Robinson to preview the Rays opening postseason series against the Cleveland Guardians. They look at the pitching matchups for the first two games and a potential game three, and analyze what Cleveland's strengths and weaknesses are. In the second segment, Brett, Cole, and Darby make their 26-man roster projections. To wrap up the show, they take a look at the entire postseason bracket and make their October predictions.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Darby Robinson to discuss Rays injury news, the vibes surrounding the 2022 season, and the fight to broadcast historic home runs.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Ben Whitelaw of RBLR Sports to run down all of the Rays news from the last few weeks, discuss which team presents the best matchup for the Rays in the postseason, and who we would put in the starting lineup in Game 1 of the Wild Card Round.

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review Major League II, the sequel to the classic starring Charlie Sheen.

Brett Rutherford discusses the Tyler Glasnow contract extension, the Wander Franco injury setback, and what the Rays need to do to win home field in the Wild Card race.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Cole Mitchem to break down Drew Rasmussen's perfect game bid, and what he's meant to the Rays since he transitioned to the starting rotation.

Brett Rutherford is joined by R.J. Anderson of CBS Sports to review all of the big trades that went down last week, including a couple of outfield reinforcements for the Tampa Bay Rays. While the Nationals are probably the losers of the deadline after trading away superstar outfielder Juan Soto, do any of the players they acquired have the chance to make even a fraction of the impact that Soto did on their big league club? We also look around the division to see how the Rays' rivals loaded up before a heated pennant chase.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Darby Robinson and Elijah Flewellen to preview the August 2nd Trade Deadline, discuss what moves could be made around the league, and how the Rays can continue to improve their big league roster even after the addition of David Peralta. Also, how are new players like Christian Bethancourt, Roman Quinn, and Yu Chang doing in the absence of Rays stars? Who has the best chance of staying on the roster the rest of the way?

Brett Rutherford is joined by Darby Robinson to review the first half of the season, react to the Rays' first-round draft pick, and 'Rays' their voices about a number of different topics surrounding the game, including a potential Juan Soto trade.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Ben Whitelaw of RBLR Sports to discuss how the Rays are managing the newest wave of injuries, how they might look to improve the roster before the trade deadline, and why Shane McClanahan was deserving of an All-Star selection (and who else may be too).

Brett Rutherford is joined by Ian Malinowski to talk about Isaac Paredes, the return of Wander Franco, and pitcher usage as we enter the month of July. To end the show, Ian 'Rayses' his voice about how fans should process losing, especially when the expectations are so high.

Brett Rutherford is joined by DRB Writer Austin Reimann to discuss what makes Jeffrey Springs a successful starting pitcher, who may get a cup of coffee in the big leagues this week, and why Rays fans should have faith in another "transition year."

Ashley MacLennan, Darby Robinson, and Brett Rutherford are joined by Ellen Adair and Eric Gilde, the hosts of Take Me In to the Ballgame (A podcast that reviews baseball movies on the 20-80 scouting scale) to review Ed. While Ed has already been reviewed on their show, The Who's on Worst crew had to suffer through the summer film starring Matt LeBlanc for the first time.

Brett Rutherford is joined by DRaysBay Managing Editor Danny Russell to catch up on the latest in Rays baseball. Danny addresses Pride Night, which saw multiple Rays players opt out of wearing Pride-themed uniforms, and how the organization could have better-handled the situation. Brett shares his concerns about prospects who were expected to take on a bigger role this season.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Darby Robinson to talk about the potential addition of Shane Baz to an already productive Rays rotation. With the offense lagging behind, is there anyone in Durham that deserves a shot to improve the lineup? Brett and Darby wrap up the show by 'Raysing' their voices about Yandy Diaz, and what it would take to send him to the All-Star Game.

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'Little Big League,' directed by Andrew Scheinman, and starring Luke Edwards and Timothy Busfield. The connections between this film and 'Rookie of the Year' are obvious, but at their heart, these are two very different movies. Ashley and Darby break down why this is one of our most enjoyable reviews yet.

Brett Rutherford recaps the Rays 10-game West Coast road trip and 'Rayses' his voice about the current television landscape in Major League Baseball.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Jared Ward to discuss the impending roster crunch, take stock of the team now that they're one month into the season, and share our opinions on Rays ticket prices and offensive production.

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson discuss the one and only movie centered around the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Starring Dennis Quaid, the Rookie chronicles the story of a high school teacher and baseball coach's unexpected journey to the Major Leagues.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Jamal Wilburg to try and make sense of the Rays sluggish start. Brett and Jamal predict how the Rays will bounce back in the next home stand and share their biggest fears about this year's team.

Brett Rutherford is joined by Cole Mitchem (@RaysMetrics) joins the show to discuss the Rays sweep of the Baltimore Orioles, look ahead to a series against Oakland, and overreact to what they saw play out this weekend.

Danny Russell and Brett Rutherford are joined by Rays General Manager Peter Bendix to discuss recent trades and signings, and his new responsibilities after being promoted to GM.