Podcast appearances and mentions of Brett Cecil

Cardinals convo + Arguing over whether or not Andrew Miller and Brett Cecil were bargain-bin signings

The Jays fell in a heartbreaker to the Yankees yesterday and could lose their first series of the season if they don't pick up back-to-back wins. Hosts Ben Shulman and Matt Bonaparte look back and assess some of the previous series wins to help figure out what is in store for the Jays future. The boys also play the BR Name Game with former Jays like Eric Thames and Brett Cecil featured. Plus, Manoah is on the bump for a "get-right" game against kinda-Canadian Jameison Taillon.You can find episodes of the Locked On Blue Jays podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audacy or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a like and rating as we would leave to hear your feedback. Be sure to tell your friends if you enjoy the pod!For bonus coverage, check us out on twitter @LockedOnJays to interact with us throughout games and feel free to suggest topics in the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Jays fell in a heartbreaker to the Yankees yesterday and could lose their first series of the season if they don't pick up back-to-back wins. Hosts Ben Shulman and Matt Bonaparte look back and assess some of the previous series wins to help figure out what is in store for the Jays future. The boys also play the BR Name Game with former Jays like Eric Thames and Brett Cecil featured. Plus, Manoah is on the bump for a "get-right" game against kinda-Canadian Jameison Taillon. You can find episodes of the Locked On Blue Jays podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audacy or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a like and rating as we would leave to hear your feedback. Be sure to tell your friends if you enjoy the pod! For bonus coverage, check us out on twitter @LockedOnJays to interact with us throughout games and feel free to suggest topics in the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

MLB proposed a system where player arbitration-eligible players would earn salaries dictated by WAR metrics. WAR is a good metric, but it does have its flaws. What are some downfalls of this approach? Former Blue Jays southpaw Brett Cecil has called it a career. It looks like some big-name free agents will sign in the next few weeks. All this (and more) on today's episode.

In a hard hitting episode, we catch up with former Blue Jay Brett Cecil for a remarkably frank discussion about the path his life has taken since he left Toronto. We also talk with Barry's friend Mio Yokoi, who has recently begun documenting her battle against cancer. Despite dealing with some heavy topics this week, both Brett and Mio take this episode to a seriously positive and uplifting place!

11:00 - Brett Cecil is released, and BK has a bigger takeaway for what this means for the Cardinals moving forward 11:15 - We might see an expanded MLB postseason after all 11:30 - Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz talks grilling, recruiting & his disappointment for high school football players who won't be able to play their senior season 11:45 - Questions & Answers 12:00 - Blues analyst Joey Vitale says he thinks we're going to see a big jump from Robert Thomas this postseason 12:15 - Which Cardinal will "make the leap" this season? 12:30 - We shouldn't underestimate the value of Ryan O'Reilly's leadership within the room 12:45 - Blues forward Ryan O'Reilly discusses his relationship with Robert Thomas 1:00 - The Junk Drawer 1:15 - What has to go right for the Cardinals to win the World Series in 2020? 1:30 - One Gotta Go 1:45 - The Crossover

Jacob Valk breaks down Mookie Betts', Oskar Lindblom's, and Mike Zimmer's extensions along with Brett Cecil being released! After that, he does more of Decades of Dumbass Decisions!

2:00 - Brett Cecil is no longer a Cardinal. 2:15 - Mookie Betts just got PAID. 2:30 - Faulk and Scandella... How will the recent additions help the Cup run? 2:45 - College football should start taking lessons from soccer 3:00 - Will a shortened season make it difficult to play young players? 3:15 - Alex Ferrario on Alex Pietrangelo's contract and if the pandemic will impact his earning potential 3:30 - What's Trending? 3:45 - How do we grade the 2020 season? 4:00 - The Gauntlet 4:15 - What are expectations for the Cardinals pitching staff? 4:30 - No contact in MLB. Does that mean no chemistry? 4:45 - Expanded playoffs are still a possibility! 5:00 - The Dodgers traded for and signed Mookie Betts. Can the Cardinals do it with Arenado? 5:15 - Are the Cardinals being undervalued by MLB experts? 5:30 -Sports Six Pack 5:45 - Recap and wrap up

News on Carlos Martinez, Brett Cecil's new delivery and the Cardinals rotation with Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com We get into the issues with testing, the likelihood of a season and the players who may be used as reserve. What does Nashville have to do with that? Also, is there truth to losing the home-field advantage with the schedule as it stands now? Is it about the field, fans or about being with one's family at home? Listen here:

Injury updates, coronavirus issues in MLB and media coverage, and more with Derrick Goold. We break down exactly what could be different for fans as far as news stories go? How is Paul Goldschmidt's elbow? Will his availability for the season opener be affected? Miller threw a more aggressive bullpen session on Wednesday. How did it go? He's made it through a battery of tests with nothing conclusive. Brett Cecil is again bitten by the injury bug. Another MRi is slated for him. Wainwright gets the start today. We talk his camp and more on his future with the club. Listen here:

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals game from Tuesday Feb. 25. Plenty of talk on Alex Reyes, how he looked, what he said afterward. Brett Cecil, Austin Gomber, Dylan Carlson chatter as well. A few audio clips from the players. You know the drill. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bschaeffer12/message

Looking forward to the pitching in today’s game against the WS champion Nationals. Austin Gomber gets the start. He missed most last year with an elusive injury. Derrick says, this year, Gomber has much better defense around him so that could be a boon. Knizner said Gomber’s new cutter could be a real difference maker. It will be great to see Alex Reyes today too. He looks slimmer, more athletic. Brett Cecil is on the list as well. He will pitch a lot this spring to figure out what the club has in him. Sosa continues to be a guy to watch. Derrick Goold says it’s likely he makes it on the opening day roster. Derrick also says Brad Miller is a left handed Jedd Gyorko with pop. Listen here:

First game tomorrow and we talk the starter, Jack Flaherty's, focus and drive. Goold calls him a "precision monster" and we talk about Flaherty's preparation being similar to Kobe Bryant. What is the plan for Dakota Hudson cutting down on walks? What is he doing to change it up? To refine? Dan says he's intrigued to watch Brett Cecil too. Is he on the comeback trail? It's do or die for him this year. Derrick has some surprisingly nice things to say about how Cecil has looks so far. We end discussing "KK" Kim and his role. We'll see him briefly tomorrow. Listen here:

Told you it would happen! A double dose of Blue Jays talk is coming at you today! And it's supersized! A.J. Andrews begins by discussing the Toronto Sun's Rob Longley's report on the attendance problems facing the Blue Jays this season. While not as dire as it looks, Andrews offers solutions based on her own experience and what Rogers can do to make sure the cash continues to flow. The second half begins with the help of @KarenSoutar1, who listed nine Blue Jays and asked how many would remain when the team contends again. Signs are good for most, but there is a direct clash on the horizon between two members of Karen's list. Finally, A.J. blasts one of the top trending articles in Blue Jays land, an attempt to construct the 2020 Toronto roster that makes absolutely no sense. Tim Mayza is traded. Brett Cecil, Corey Dickerson, Collin McHugh and Shelby Miller are all added. Spelling errors abound. It is mind-boggling. She read it so you don't have to. Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18! Subscribe on Himalaya, Google Play, Spotify, and iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Jays From the Couch, @LockedOnNBANet and Hotels.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Told you it would happen! A double dose of Blue Jays talk is coming at you today! And it's supersized!A.J. Andrews begins by discussing the Toronto Sun's Rob Longley's report on the attendance problems facing the Blue Jays this season. While not as dire as it looks, Andrews offers solutions based on her own experience and what Rogers can do to make sure the cash continues to flow.The second half begins with the help of @KarenSoutar1, who listed nine Blue Jays and asked how many would remain when the team contends again. Signs are good for most, but there is a direct clash on the horizon between two members of Karen's list.Finally, A.J. blasts one of the top trending articles in Blue Jays land, an attempt to construct the 2020 Toronto roster that makes absolutely no sense. Tim Mayza is traded. Brett Cecil, Corey Dickerson, Collin McHugh and Shelby Miller are all added. Spelling errors abound. It is mind-boggling. She read it so you don't have to.Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18!Subscribe on Himalaya, Google Play, Spotify, and iTunes!This episode is sponsored by Jays From the Couch, @LockedOnNBANet and Hotels.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

4:00 - Four O'clock Fight 4:15 - Nick Foles and Antonio Brown got PAID. 4:30 - Mark Saxon on the Cardinals' approach to center field and Brett Cecil's continued struggles 4:45 - Take It Or Leave It

For the last time in what should be a while (though of course you never know), Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Allen (Red Dirt Redbird, @amedlock1) get together on a Monday evening to talk about the past week of Cardinal baseball.  The Cards have started to pare down their roster and some notable names are already down with the minor leaguers.  Were there really any surprises about who went down and who is still around camp?  Brett Cecil is still dealing with a lot of things and now seems to need to add some of the weight he lost.  Is this going to turn out well for him or the Cardinals?  The guys then talk about Jack Flaherty and Jordan Hicks getting their contracts renewed and what things look like for Dexter Fowler.  A bit shorter show but they'll be back Friday and they didn't want you to get tired of them!

It's the first ever Chirps Mail Bag episode! Alex and Tara took your questions and, after talking about Bryce Harper one last time, answered them in long-winded fashion. What? There's a lot to be said about Tyler O'Neill and Brett Cecil! The outfield is crowded, and the bullpen is, too. Is there room for everyone's favorites? And, to prepare you for the Chirp of the Week, who would YOU call "Mr. March"? Follow Tara on Twitter: @tarawellman Follow Alex on Twitter: @alexcards79 Follow Birds on the Black on Twitter: @birdsontheblack Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review! Music Title: Alternative Mood Artist: Rodrigo Vicente www.hooksounds.com

Every week, two of the Best Fans in Baseball (TM) bring you all the news and analysis you need about the St. Louis Cardinals.  Another season is starting, both in baseball and for Gateway, and Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Tara (Birds on the Black, @tarawellman) start diving into the Cardinal news of the day.  Adam Wainwright elaborated on his thoughts about the current labor market and issues, something the commissioner seemed to take offense over.  Was it wise for Uncle Charlie to speak out?  Brett Cecil lost a lot last year and has lost a lot of pounds this year.  Can he be an effective lefty and, if so, how does that complicate even more the bullpen?  It may not be the longest show, but you have to warm up and stretch before hitting the drills, right?

Every week, two of the Best Fans in Baseball (TM) bring you all the news and analysis you need about the St. Louis Cardinals.  The Redbirds are on a roll right now, winning five of seven this week even as they ended it with a loss to the Brewers and therefore out of the playoff picture.  Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Tara (Bird Seeds, @tarawellman) are still pretty happy with this team and are excited about their run from "let's plan for October" to "wow, even the division is within reach."  Lots of great things happened this week and there's plenty of news as well.  So tune in to hear your favorite hosts talk about Greg Garcia, Luke Weaver, Carlos Martinez, Brett Cecil, and even more.  You know you want to!

3:00 - Ronge is wrong. We're all right. 3:15 - Jen Langosch on the Cardinals continued surge and the addition of Brett Cecil on the roster 3:30 - Hot Topics 3:45 - MLB Network's Bill Ripken on players moving away from analystics if it doesn't fit their game and the Cards as playoff hopefuls

Ever want to hear a couple of Cardinal bloggers react to news in basically real time?  That's what you've got this week as Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Allen (Red Dirt Redbird, @amedlock1) sit down to record right as the Cardinals completely overhaul their bullpen.  This wasn't just getting a couple of tires rotated, this was reworking the whole engine.  (Please note, I am not a car guy so this is as far as I can go with the analogy.)  Sam Tuivailala?  Traded.  Greg Holland?  Nice knowing you.  Brett Cecil?  Conveniently spared by the DL.  Then there was Tyler Lyons.  #70.  The #PatronPitcher, going the same route as Holland.  Somehow, Daniel was able to hold back the tears. Plenty of new faces as well.  Luke Weaver returns, as does Daniel Poncedeleon from his short trip back after his no-hit debut.  This weekend will also see the first Cardinal apperances by Tyler Webb (not quite the same, Cardinals) and Dakota Hudson as the Cards mull what else to do before the 4 PM Tuesday deadline. The guys also give their thoughts on whether some Cardinals will be still here on August 1 and what the news about Chris Archer being a target means.  It might be a bit jumbled, but it's a thorough look at everything that's happened!

Oh boy what a weird time. The Cardinals have seen historical offense, incredible debuts, no-hitters disrupted by fire alarms and bullpen implosions. So where are we? The Cardinals LOOK like they're playing better, but the results are still the same. The bullpen is largely to blame, but there's some missing offense too. JJ sits down with Producer Mike to talk this bizarre week. Why is Marcell Ozuna still hitting fourth? Should the Cardinals cut ties with Brett Cecil and Greg Holland? What about Dexter Fowler? Was the fire alarm in Cincinnati an inside job?! We get into all of that in more in this week's episode. Sit back, plug in, and enjoy!

It may be All-Star week for most and Vacation Week for the host, but Ryan Andrews is still going to deliver that hot Blue Jays content!On location at the scenic St. John's International Airport, the intrepid host gives their top-five most unusual and underwhelming Blue Jays All-Stars ever!No J.A. Happ does not make this list, but honorable mentions go to Brett Cecil, Steve Delabar and Michael Saunders before Andrews cracks into the countdown. They dig back into the expansion days, touch on some memorable phrases and highlight a Canadian who had the worst performance at an All-Star game, even worse than B.J. Ryan!The number one pick is guaranteed to surprise you as much as it surprised the host!Disagree with the selections? Let the host have it on Twitter @NeoAC18 and follow the podcast @LockedOnJays!Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Google Play and get all the All-Star week content! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It may be All-Star week for most and Vacation Week for the host, but Ryan Andrews is still going to deliver that hot Blue Jays content! On location at the scenic St. John's International Airport, the intrepid host gives their top-five most unusual and underwhelming Blue Jays All-Stars ever! No J.A. Happ does not make this list, but honorable mentions go to Brett Cecil, Steve Delabar and Michael Saunders before Andrews cracks into the countdown. They dig back into the expansion days, touch on some memorable phrases and highlight a Canadian who had the worst performance at an All-Star game, even worse than B.J. Ryan! The number one pick is guaranteed to surprise you as much as it surprised the host! Disagree with the selections? Let the host have it on Twitter @NeoAC18 and follow the podcast @LockedOnJays! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Google Play and get all the All-Star week content! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brews On The Balcony 6/4/18 - TOP TOPICS (3:17) – Michael Wacha was three outs away from a no hitter… JR Smith with a complete bonehead play at the end of game one, but nobody is talking about George Hill missing his second free throw… The Rock going back and forth on Twitter with Spongebob… GETTING YOU READY FOR ROUND 2 OF THE #BESTSPORTSMOVIEBRACKET VOTING (10:20) – They field has been narrowed down to the Sweet 16… Nick is still salty about The Mighty Ducks taking down Field of Dreams… Tough draw having Sandlot and Miracle taking each other on in round two… The winner of that matchup could win it all… The Rookie could pull an upset over Major League… Friday Night Lights is very happy to see The Mighty Ducks instead of Field of Dreams in Round Two… (Vote now on Twitter for Round Two! @BalconyBrewsPod) VOICEMAIL SEGMENT (16:31) – Stanley Cup calls in and has had it with Brett Cecil and Mike Matheny… YOU’VE GOTTA BE KIDDING ME (22:30) - Bryan Colangelo, President of basketball operations and general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers, allegedly made burner accounts on Twitter and apparently bashed his own players… This is BIZARRE… People who make burner accounts to bash other people are the worst... Twitter: @BalconyBrewsPod Thanks to BenSound.com for the intro music!

Another frustrating week for the Cardinals, culminating in two losses to the Royals and another to Pittsburgh.  Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Allen (The Redbird Daily, @amedlock1) are pretty confounded by it all and don't have the answers.  Well, beyond the fact that people should start hitting and doing it consistently.  That might help things.  Plenty of talk about the unfulfilling offense segues into some disappointing relief work.  Greg Holland apparently gives up two runs every time he pitches now.  John Brebbia has been struggling.  Brett Cecil probably shouldn't be called on to just get lefties out. With all this depressing news, there is a ray of hope.  Well, make that a Reyes.  Alex Reyes has dominated throughout his rehab tour and capped it with a mind-boggling outing in Memphis.  He's coming.  Let's just hope the Cards can score some runs for him.

Mike Matheny, Lance Lynn and Brett Cecil discuss the Cardinals' walk-off loss.

So you're four weeks into the season and your team looks like a dumpster fire? No worries, with our tips and tricks we can help you build that Brett Cecil of a team into an Aroldis Chapman!

Brett Cecil. Jaime Garcia. Seth Maness. Dexter Fowler.  How in the world can Daniel Shoptaw (C70 At The Bat) and Tara Wellman (Bird Seeds) get through all of these moves in 30 minutes.  They're professionals (except for the being paid part of that definition) so don't try this at home.  Daniel and Tara talk about what the team looks like now, what these moves meant, and if John Mozeliak might have some other moves up his sleeve.  Plenty of St. Louis Cardinal baseball to discuss here folks!

Shi Davidi of Sportsnet stops by to discuss the upcoming Winter Meetings, the Collective Bargaining Agreement, and the Jays offseason plans as they relate to budget and potential free agent targets. Greg and Josh also discuss Brett Cecil's departure, Edwin Encarnacion rumours, and then run down the numerous players to whom the Jays have been connected this offseason. Finally, they discuss some of the new CBA's ramifications and answer listener questions.

Habsfan vs. Leafsfan - Episode 11.Featuring: The Golden Knights of Vegas, Inside the head of Auston Matthews, Stuck in an elevator with Bobby Clarke, Brett Cecil's controversial press conference, Edwin vs. Kendrys, Free Agency speculation, and more!

Cincinnati Enquirer Reds beat writer C. Trent Rosecrans and Zach Buchanan discuss the early movement in free agency in baseball, including the Cardinals' deal with Brett Cecil and the Rangers with Andrew Cashner. We also discuss MVP and Cy Young voting, awards voting in general and what impact a 26th roster spot could have on the Reds and other teams in baseball. This week in "What's Zach Watching?" Zach watched Arrival. #Reds #Cincinnati #CincinnatiReds #MLB

John and Heather discuss the Cardinals' signing of Brett Cecil, 40-man roster moves, Michael Wacha trade rumors, and answer more questions about baseball and food.

Paul Severino and Kevin Millar discuss Brett Cecil's new deal with the Cardinals and what it means for other reliever contracts. How many first ballot Hall of Famers will there be in 2017? Severino and Millar debate. The guys play "Let's Fake A Deal." Plus, watch out for when animals attack on today's Kevin's Highlights.

Mike Silva discusses the latest rumors with Yoenis Cespedes and predicts the Mets will sign the star outfielder by the Winter Meetings. He also feels that relief pitching will get overvalued this winter and explains why. With Neil Walker now re-signed and 5 players added to the 40-man roster, what is next for the Mets? Can any of the additions help in 2017? What does the Brett Cecil contract mean for Jerry Blevins? How can a potential 26-man roster change the way team's view the 40-man? How did Gavin Cecchini and other members of the Mets organization perfer in the AFL?  Michael Mayer of Metsmerizedonline.com gives his take to round out this week’s program.

www.JaysFromtheCouch.com @JaysFromCouch presents Episode 99 of the Jays Nest Podcast, which features interesting discussion that comes after Brett Cecil has signed with the St Louis Cardinals. This deal officially marks the end of his tenure with the Blue Jays and we bid him farewell with another edition of Fill in the Blank. While we are happy for Cecil, there is real concern about how the Blue Jays will fill out their bullpen. It is just one of the holes that need to be filled, which thinking about may cause some discomfort. We dig into that nauseous feeling. And, we wrap up with some great questions on possible MLB rule changes and more!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Greg and Josh break down the recent signings of Kendrys Morales and Lourdes Gurriel Jr., then they go over the Bautista/Encarnacion qualifying offer decisions and their ramifications, the reported offer to Brett Cecil, and some of the goofiness that came along with the Cy Young voting results. They also answer some listener questions and wish a speedy recovery to Jerry Howarth in his fight with prostate cancer. 

www.JaysFromtheCouch.com @JaysFromCouch brings you Episode 91 of the Jays Nest Podcast, which features great discussion on the fan reaction to the Toronto Blue Jays recent fall in the standings and their current position in the Wild Card spot. We use some of the fan reactions as a talking point, which is very entertaining. From there, we examine the bullpen and just how Brett Cecil fits into everything. The fact that others around him have hit a bit of a wall emphasizes the importance of his role. We dig into what the Wild Card scenario should look like if the Blue Jays indeed end up in that spot at season's end. Our Hot Takes segment features talk on John Gibbons and just who will be returning to the club next season. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Greg and Josh go over the last week in Blue Jays land with a focus on the strange offensive approach and struggles, the ineffective middle relief, and the inconsistent defence. They also discuss Josh Donaldson's injury and its potential impact on the team, the hiring of Ben Cherington, the resurgence of Brett Cecil, and some of the new Blue Jays ticketing plans. They finish things off with listene questions, a couple of Gold Stars, and a Do-Over that hits a little close to home. 

Hazel Mae of Sportsnet stops by the podcast to discuss Troy Tulowitzki's return to Colorado, the difference between her broadcast work in the USA and Canada, and the preparation involved with on-field interviews. Then Greg, Josh, and guest host Nick Dika discuss the latest Aaron Sanchez news, Marcus Stroman's adjustments, Devon Travis' offensive surge, the injury to Gavin Floyd, and the pending returns of Brett Cecil and Franklin Morales. They also answer listener questions, give out a Do-Over, and a Gold Star.

Greg and Josh discuss Marcus Stroman's struggles, Michael Saunders' incredible season, Jose Bautista's injury, the return of Troy Tulowitzki,the impact on the pen of the injury recoveries from Brett Cecil and Franklin Morales, and the Wade LeBlanc trade. They also answer listener questions and give a gold star to John Gibbons for the fun he has with his team and after games.

What's clicking for J.A. Happ? MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Blue Jays reporter Gregor Chisholm focus on Happ's efficiency and aggressiveness, discuss Brett Cecil's recent struggles, and spotlight Marcus Stroman's chance to walk at Duke's graduation.

Jonah Keri of Sports Illustrated, CBS, and Sportsnet stops by to talk about writing for a living, analytics on the Blue Jays broadcast, and fighting the steroid stigma. The Boys also discuss booing Brett Cecil, the recent walkoff wins, Drew Storen's resurgence, 8-man bullpens, and the brewing position battle between Ryan Goins and Darwin Barney. They also answer a bunch of listener questions, give a gold star to the broadcast, and express their wish for Tim Lincecum to someday don a Blue Jays uniform.

www.JaysFromtheCouch.com @JaysFromCouch brings you Episode 72 of the Jays Nest Podcast. We dive headlong into a discussion on the frustrations that surround the Toronto Blue Jays bullpen. Brett Cecil and Drew Storen have disappointed thus far and there has been some interesting managerial choices thrown in for fun. We dig into all of this. As well, we look at the first base position and what will happen when Devon Travis returns. We also take some great (as always) reader questions.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Toronto's in last place in the ALE but there's no reason to panic. MLB.com's Tim McMaster caught up with Blue Jays reporter Gregor Chisholm to reflect on the Jays four game skid, how Brett Cecil will bounce back from blowing the save Tuesday night, and how Marco Estrada remains surprisingly consistent for Toronto.

Jays Journal brings you Episode 26 of Jays' Nest Podcast. This week we look at the playoff picture for the Toronto Blue Jays. We discuss Matt Boyd making his MLB debut, we "Charge the Mound" over the treatment of Brett Cecil after recent struggles and offer an apology to Marco Estrada. Plus, we hand out our weekly awards. Check us out at www.JaysJournal.com & @JaysJournal & @ JaysNestPodcast--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Episode 191 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! It’s tough to let go, so this one runs a little long. In this episode, Paul Sporer and Jason Collette reunite to discuss James Shields, Jarrod Parker, Dayan Viciedo, Brett Cecil and Aaron Sanchez before breaking down the NL East team-by-team. As usual, […]

Hey Look! In a somewhat on time podcast Tom and Johnny sit down to discuss our beloved bluebirds. Topics range on the GM's comments on the LF battle, Hechavarria, Brett Cecil, Trade Rumours, the Rogers Center and the Jays Spring Training record. GO JAYS GO!