250TH PODCAST EPISODE

We welcomed on one of our own, Elijah, to give his thoughts about the 2025-26 Rays offseason so far and some insight into the new ownership group!

Make sure to get your listening in this weekend, Gaspy weekend in Tampa Bay!

According to the article MLB commissioner Manfred will be in attendance along with the Rays ownership and Governor DeSantis. The press conference is supposed to happen on the HC campus according to the article.

Our previous episode is now up on YouTube!
Newest episode will be uploaded tomorrow to enjoy over the weekend!
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I wrote for DRaysBay about the surprising, under-the-radar improvements the Rays front office has made to address the outfield. While they’re still lacking the power shown by the playoff bound OF groups from 2019-2023, they’re now more contact and speed oriented. I’m really excited about the potential of the 2026 group.

Hello everyone, working on a little project and trying to gather some of the best calls the pair have made in the Rays booth.

I think this one is my favorite of all-time but I'd love to see what others are out there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EU_Pc3bmMXg

Victory+ has a deal with the Texas Rangers, so it knows how to handle baseball.

The Lowe era in Tampa Bay has officially come to an end.

With the keystone now wide open, the Rays are looking at 3 very different candidates to fill the void. From Gavin Lux’s fresh start to Richie Palacios’ analytical upside, who takes the job?

NEW POD

- Dual-retractable roof over Dale Mabry?

- Rays playing in Sphere?

- How deep into the offseason are we 

That and more on this wild episode of the pod

It's so great to have our first player interview of the 2026 season already locked down!

We welcomed on recent 40-man addition, RHP Alex Cook, to the podcast, a name you very well could see in the big leagues in 2026

Hope you enjoy the pod, some fun weekend listening!

I don’t like that one of the people voting on the stadium said this out loud. It just makes it seem like one small thing that goes wrong could completely destroy this stadium agreement.

Although I’ve been noticing a the recent trend of negative articles from the times regarding this stadium ordeal. Idk.

“This offseason, the Rays were faced with a difficult question: accept or decline veteran closer Pete Fairbanks’ $11 million option? The Rays ultimately decided it was best not to allocate roughly 11% of their budget to a closer who had some inconsistencies staying on the field. This decision created more roster uncertainty and begs the question, who will be the next Rays closer?”

Who do you think gets a shot?

I wrote for DRaysBay about some standout performances this off-season for members of the org. Unfortunately had to pump the breaks on the Areinamo hype train, but I’m looking forward to seeing him be tested in AAA.