ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The Rays lost five of six and allowed 36 runs in a late-April trip to Chicago where they were swept by the White Sox, and in Milwaukee where they lost two of three. While the losing was bad enough, manager Kevin Cash did not like how his team was going about its business. A lack of energy was apparent during the two-city jaunt. “When we got off the Chicago, Milwaukee trip, it was bad,” said Cash, prior to Sunday’s 2-0 win over Cleveland. “It was a bad dynamic. I didn’t like the culture, the way it was going. I didn’t like the vibe that we had.” Read: Rays’ Wander Franco …