Podcast appearances and mentions of Dalton Pompey

On this episode of The Jesse Blake Sports Reports, we have 5 MUST DRAFT fantasy football players to help you win your league! 1 (03:50), 2 (07:00), 3 (10:15), 4 (14:30), 5 (18:15). Then it's our new segment What's Happening? Where we chat about podcast schedules (22:00), Dalton Pompey (25:30), and Stevie Yzerman (28:00).Subscribe to The Jesse Blake Sports Report wherever you get your podcasts!Visit https://www.sdpn.ca/jbsr for more!Recorded: August 20, 2023Visit https://sdpn.ca for merch and more.Any opinion expressed is not advice, a promise or suggestion that increases the chance of winning. Gambling can be addictive, please play responsibly. To learn more, visit: https://help.sportsinteraction.com/hc/en-us/articles/216779528-Responsible-Gaming-Self-Limitation-Self-Exclusion Or if you have concerns about a gambling problem, call ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600. Ontario Only. Must be 19+ or older to play.Visit this episode's sponsors:https://sportsinteraction.com/sdpnFollow Jesse on Twitter at @JesseBlakeFollow Jesse on Instagram @Jesse.BlakeReach out to https://www.sdpn.ca/sales to connect with our sales team and discuss the opportunity to integrate your brand within our content!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Former MLBer and current member of the Guelph Royals Dalton Pompey joins First Up to chat about his season in the Intercounty Baseball League. Pompey shares his thoughts on why he decided to join the Royals this season, what he makes of the Blue Jays 2022 season thus far, his memories of Jose Bautista's iconic bat flip, and more.

Sportsnet's Arden Zwelling joins Blake Murphy to discuss the race within the AL East, the Jays' pitching performance against the Yankees, how Ross Stripling has had an underrated season so far, and how the team will manage Yusei Kikuchi's usage as a reliever (6:00). Guelph Royals and former Blue Jay, Dalton Pompey, jumps on the show to chat about playing for the Southern Ontario-based Intercounty Baseball League team, his decision to retire from baseball after the playoffs, his experience playing for Team Canada in the WBC and if he would want to play for them again, what he'll remember the most from playing with the Jays, and why he's moving onto a career within emergency services (31:00). The Athletic's Keith Law shares his thoughts on Orelvis Martinez and if setting a New Hampshire Fisher Cats HR record has any indication of changes to his batting approach, what is a good fit in the infield for Addison Barger, if he's seeing a change in how organizations are promoting prospects within the minors, and how the Jays' draftees are performing (01:02:00). Spin Rate podcast's Drew Fairservice, weighs in on Alek Manoah's post-game comments on Gerrit Cole, saving the bullpen usage over the weekend against New York, and why he's wary with the increased trend in Manoah's ERA and innings count (01:32:00).  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

In this 1033rd episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike is joined by Ken Pompey, the Electric Circus Cowboy Dancer who went on to produce the single Summertime Summertime, father two exceptional baseball players in Dalton Pompey and Tristan Pompey, and founded a new coaching app called PomSports. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Canna Cabana, StickerYou, Ridley Funeral Home and Patrons like you.

On today's program:Last week in baseball:The guys discuss the Randal Grichuk trade. They talk about what we can expect from Raimel Tapia. Dalton Pompey is in the Intercounty Baseball League. What happens to the Toronto Blue Jays with the recent Pete Walker news?Baseball In Canada Series:Buffalo isn't in Canada but it's pretty darn close. Brian Frank the man behind the website The Herd Chronicles joins Cardy and Glassford to discuss the history of Buffalo Baseball from the late 1800's to today.So much is covered, we talk about Babe Ruth to Larry King and all things in between and well after.The knowledge Brian shares with us is outstanding and you will learn a bunch . This is a don't miss episode for any baseball historian, especially if you are interested in Buffalo Bisons baseball.Please give Brian's website a visit and follow him on Twitter @HERDChroniclesPl

 A very merry holiday edition as the boys are joined by former Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Dalton Pompey and DB2 baseball insider George Lambrakos. They jump into Dalton's road to the show, their incredible playoff run in 2015 and the relationships he built with the legendary players on that squad.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/downbytwo/message

THIS EPISODE Trash Pandas outfielder Dalton Pompey talks to Josh about growing up a Blue Jays fan in Ontario, climbing through the Blue Jays system, then playing for his boyhood team, and what he wants to accomplish with the Trash Pandas.  ABOUT THE HOST Josh Caray's baseball roots stretch from Atlanta to St. Louis to Chicago to Cooperstown. The grandson of Hall of Famer Harry Caray, son of the legendary Skip Caray, and half-brother Chip Caray is the TV voice of the Atlanta Braves, Josh is the Play-by-Play voice of the Rocket City Trash Pandas. TRASH PANDAS PODCAST NETWORK Join the personalities of the Rocket City Trash Pandas as they tell the stories from Baseball's most meteoric franchise. Play-by-Play Broadcaster Josh Caray presents conversations with prospects and personnel from the organization. In-Stadium Emcee Ricky Fernandez chats about the latest news and promotions.

Dalton Pompey is a professional baseball player for the Los Angeles Angels. Dalton was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2010 and made his MLB debut September 2, 2014. @daltonpompey ——— Follow us at: http://thepalspod.com/ // @thepalspodcast @boutsalis @yourpalrick // thepalspodcast@gmail.com  ——— Shoutout to our sponsor @cottagesprings!  Cottage Springs is Canadian based vodka beverage company. All beverages are gluten / sugar free and have 100 calories. Grab some at your local @lcbo. Cottage Springs' Vodka Water is the first Vodka Water cooler in Canada! 0 sugar, 0 carbs, 100% Canadian. Coming in two flavours, Raspberry Lime and Strawberry Kiwi, the Cottage Springs Vodka Waters pack the delicious flavour you want with none of the bubbles. Find them at your local LCBO today! Have it all with the Cottage Springs Mixed 8 Pack. Featuring the Ontario Peach Vodka Soda, Watermelon Vodka Soda, Lemon Lime Vodka Soda, and the exclusive Wild Cherry Vodka Soda! 100 calories, 0 sugar, 0 carbs, gluten-free and Canadian! Pick up a pack at your local LCBO today!   Shoutout to our sponsor Cast!  Cast is an anonymous social voting platform that removes the friction to participate in online conversations. Cast is on a mission to provide people with a place to be honest, authentic, and curious. Cast is the objective assembly of public opinion.  Cast is now live on App Store and Google Play!  iOS - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cast/id1538593107   Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.createyourcast.cast   Visit https://joincast.co/ or @joincast.co to download now!    Shoutout to our sponsor RFP Design! Reliable, innovative , skilled. This is your custom furniture experience transformed. You can find us at rfpdesign.com    ——  Music by @loudluxury 

This week, we catch up with former Blue Jay Dalton Pompey. Dalton's ride with the Blue Jays was a bumpy one, with some unfortunate injuries making the struggle even harder. We chat with Dalton, who offers us some extremely honest insights into how his early career took a toll on him and how he has worked hard to overcome the bumps that his MLB experience threw his way.

In episode #98 the boys have very special guest Dalton Pompey join the podcast! Dalton is a former outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jay and was involved in some pretty incredible post-season runs in 2015 and 2016 which included some of the Jays biggest moments including the Jose Bautista homerun. Tune in for a great episode and some amazing stories from Dalton's time with the Jays. #ChumpTalk

Clinton Yates, columnist for The Undefeated, joins Ben and JD to discuss his latest piece on the NBA’s brief hiatus in support of social justice and the players’ decision to resume their season (24:50). Stephen Brunt, co-host of Writers Bloc, stops by to chat about the NHL’s decision to nix their schedule until Saturday and […]

This evening we'll talk about my 15 team redraft which starts this morning, the Freddy Peralta deal with the Brewers, Dalton Pompey and the D'Backs, the retirement of Lonnie Chisenhall, some useless baseball trivia, Nomar Garciaparra was better than OK, the extension for Aaron Bummer, and people born on Feb 29.

Greg and Josh discuss the acquisition of Chase Anderson including why the Jays might have wanted him and what they might look to do with him going forward. They also talk about the departures of Ryan Tepera and Devon Travis, Mark Shapiro's comments to the Toronto media about Gerrit Cole and free agency, Dalton Pompey and others reaching minor league free agency and Vlad Guerrero Jr. failing to finish top 3 in Rookie of the Year voting. They also answer listener questions and give out a Do Over to MLBPA head, Tony Clark.

Dalton Pompey joins Outta The Park to update us on how he’s doing. “Is it what it is. I can’t change the past so I just need to move forward…” - Dalton Pompey. Is there a way of preventing concussions and their surrounding issues? Dalton details his journey in dealing with concussions. Dalton and Barry take a deep dive into Dalton’s time with the Blue Jays and where Dalton is at right now with regards to his career? Does he feel he was treated unfairly and how is he planning to move beyond a tough few years in baseball. The First Pitch discusses the Yankees accusing the Houston Astros of stealing signs during the ALCS. Is it a case of being crybabies or is there something to it? Matt dives into some interesting info regarding baseballs and how the MLB may be affecting home runs in the regular season vs. the playoffs. Is there a conspiracy here? Why would MLB want to have more control over baseball production? Its an interesting discussion. McLovin and a story about exotic dancers rounds out the segment. Ask Barry Davis discusses how one would steal signs - in theory only, because no one would actually do that. ITS WRONG! Why would a great regular season record matter? Don’t you just need to play well enough to get in?

John and Jordan Gibbons talk about growing up in Canada…kinda. What was Jordan last name, as given to her by her Daddy, as a kid. We finally get to the bottom of this. Its gotta be great right!? The quartet discuss music and how John dealt with questionable music choices in the clubhouse. How did John deal with music that he perceived as “bad?” How is Jordan’s music career coming? Has she hit the big time yet? We find out. Daddy and daughter share stories about growing up Gibbons and the effect that baseball has had on their lives. The First Pitch features and discussion about Dalton Pompey and his former agent Joshua Kusnick stops by Outta The Park to chat about his experiences with the Pompey family. Vince Carter as a Raptor again? Is that possible. The guys discuss Vince’s recent statements regarding finishing his career as a Raptor. Ask Barry Davis features a chat with Josh Matlow from Seat Giant. Matt gets all fired about a play in a Blue Jays game that demonstrates the stupidity of MLB’s rule structure. Why was New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone tossed in a recent tirade? What did John Gibbons say to umps because he was legendary for his fiery temper. Who is Wilmer Font and why did the Jays acquire him? The boys stumble across a new called “Oh Baseball.” The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

An outrageous frontman clad in full drag; two unrepentant metalheads and a meticulous musical mad scientist sprinkling jazz, blues, classical and more into their alt-metal DNA Meet Pterodactyl Problems Looking for an affordable destination in Hawaii? Jim Byers has the perfect spot. What has been Dalton Pompey's biggest issue? His former agent, Joshua Kusnick doesn't pull any punches.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 201 of our podcast. This week, we discuss the trade value of Marcus Stroman at the MLB Trade Deadline and whether Aaron Sanchez even has any value at all. We also look at the journey of Dalton Pompey after he was DFA'd. We discuss the up and down performance of Cavan Biggio and take on an unexpected evaluation of Justin Smoak. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/27-outsbaseballradio/message

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 201 of our podcast. This week, we discuss the trade value of Marcus Stroman at the MLB Trade Deadline and whether Aaron Sanchez even has any value at all. We also look at the journey of Dalton Pompey after he was DFA'd. We discuss the up and down performance of Cavan Biggio and take on an unexpected evaluation of Justin Smoak.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

TSN Blue Jays Reporter Scott Mitchell joined the boys on OverDrive ahead of tonight's game versus the Indians. Scott touched on the fall of Aaron Sanchez, what the Jays are trying to do to right the ship with him. As well on Marcus Stroman as his time with the Jays appears to be nearing a close, and Dalton Pompey who was DFA'd today

Scott Mitchell, TSN Blue Jays Reporter, Joins Cauz and Carlo to talk about the trade deadline, The long road back for Dalton Pompey and the road ahead for Bo Bichette

Andy McNamara hosting today's edition of Game Day. In our first hour, Andy reacts to the independent Atlantic League using automated computer technology to call balls and strikes in their games, and if robots are the future of officiating in sports. Then Toronto Star Baseball Columnist Gregor Chisholm calls in to chat about Dalton Pompey being DFA'd, and which other Jays players besides Marcus Stroman might be traded.

Rolling with the thunder and riding the lightning, it's time to kick off the week with a new set of podcasts! A.J. Andrews begins with a question from @TheRealTayls17, who wonders who will go to make room for the returning Ryan Borucki and Dalton Pompey. The host does her best to answer this question, and suffice to say it doesn't look good for Derek Law. The second half sees A.J. discuss all the positives that came from beating up on a team that's worse than Toronto! From the performances of Eric Sogard and Freddy Galvis, to Marcus Stroman's seven shutout innings, to the Vladdy Slam, there was a lot to like there. Finally, A.J. talks about Sportsnet's Scott MacArthur and his video from the weekend where he comes out as a gay man. A.J. discusses her role in helping Scott reach that point, and the hopes that others will not have to section themselves off as they did in this industry. Warning: she cries. Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @A_J_Andrews! Subscribe on Himalaya, Google Play, Spotify, and iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Jays From the Couch and the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rolling with the thunder and riding the lightning, it's time to kick off the week with a new set of podcasts!A.J. Andrews begins with a question from @TheRealTayls17, who wonders who will go to make room for the returning Ryan Borucki and Dalton Pompey. The host does her best to answer this question, and suffice to say it doesn't look good for Derek Law.The second half sees A.J. discuss all the positives that came from beating up on a team that's worse than Toronto! From the performances of Eric Sogard and Freddy Galvis, to Marcus Stroman's seven shutout innings, to the Vladdy Slam, there was a lot to like there.Finally, A.J. talks about Sportsnet's Scott MacArthur and his video from the weekend where he comes out as a gay man. A.J. discusses her role in helping Scott reach that point, and the hopes that others will not have to section themselves off as they did in this industry. Warning: she cries.Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @A_J_Andrews!Subscribe on Himalaya, Google Play, Spotify, and iTunes!This episode is sponsored by Jays From the Couch and the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Paramedic and singer Mary-Kate Terepka talks about dealing with PTSD and how music helps Hal Johnson talks healthy eating Mio Yokoi reveals the results of a personality test taken by Barry and Michelle Raj Suppiah explains why the latest concussion suffered by Dalton Pompey is the most serious.

Spring Training Toronto Blue Jays Talk With the Jays' finishing up their Spring Training activities in Dunedin, they now head back for a pair of exhibition games in Montreal before kicking off the start of the season for Opening Day. The roster is just about finalized, but still is in need of some tweaking after a few notable injuries have recently plagued the team. Specifically, Ryan Borucki and Ryan Tepera are both battling elbow issues, but are said to be minor. John Axford has been released as a result of an elbow issue of his own, but the Jays plan on resigning him once his rehab is complete. Lastly, Dalton Pompey suffered yet another concussion which may jeopardize his tenure as a Blue Jay. To say that things are shaky even before the start of the season would be an understatement. To discuss these and other topics, host Adam Corsair is joined Ryan Andrews - writer for Jays From The Couch and host of the Locked on Jays Podcast. Ryan & Adam get into a bunch of topics surrounding the Jays, such as: Kevin Pillar Trade Rumors How To Handle These Injuries Alford Assigned to the Bisons Win Total Predictions and so much more!  It’s a Blue Jays show that you won’t want to miss!  Follow Ryan on Twitter: @NeoAC18 Visit Ryan's work: HERE Subscribe to the Locked on Blue Jays Podcast: HERE Follow Host Adam Corsair on Twitter: @AdamCorsair Follow South of the 6ix on Twitter: @SouthOfThe6ix Visit Our Affiliates: Stadium Scene & Overtime Media Music: Scott Holmes - “Mountains All Around Us” #SOT6 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

R.J. Anderson of CBS stops by to preview the Tampa Bay Rays in the final AL East Preview episode. He talks about the "opener's" contributions to the Rays' success in 2018, the lack of spending this offseason, the various strengths and weaknesses of the rotation and offence, and visits from ghosts in team hotels. Greg and Josh also discuss the rash of injuries to the bullpen (Ryan Tepera, John Axford, Bud Norris) and the effect that will have on the relief corps that the club takes north, the latest setback for Dalton Pompey, the extension signed by Eloy Jimenez and what that could mean for Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and the potential return of Jordan Romano to the Blue Jays. Finally, they answer listener questions and give out a Gold Star to the Blue Jays.

Preseason Toronto Blue Jays Talk! As Spring Training continues, the Blue Jays are starting to find their stride. The club has won 8 of their last 10, with strong outings from both Aaron Sanchez and Marcus Stroman lately, giving fans confidence that the team will improve on their performance from last season. Also, Jays fans have been excited to see players like Anthony Alford and Dalton Pompey excel and perhaps earn their respective spots on the team's major league roster. The question is, which one will get the green light and at who's detriment? Some fans expect Pillar to be the odd man out. To tackle these and other topics, host Adam Corsair is joined by Jason Lee of Jays Journal. Jason and Adam touch on a wide variety of topics surrounding the Blue Jays, such as: New MLB Rule Changes. Stroman Opening Day Starter Danny Jansen. The Outfield dilemma. ...and so much more! It’s a Blue Jays centered show that you won’t want to miss! Follow Jason Lee on Twitter: @Jasons_JaysHub View Jason’s Work HERE Follow Host Adam Corsair on Twitter: @AdamCorsair Follow South of the 6ix on Twitter & Instagram: @SouthOfThe6ix Visit Our Affiliates: Stadium Scene & Overtime Media Music: Scott Holmes - “Mountains All Around Us” #SOT6 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 100 and we have an all-time best sound bite. It's legendary. Former Blue Jay, Chris Colabello, joined Barry and Matt to catch up on what he's been up to. The guys go in their usual direction - everywhere. Chris discusses playing an entire season with a damaged nerve in his thumb and the recovery period. He gushes about the warmth that was playing for The Blue Jays. What are the differences between Independent Ball and the Majors? Chris takes great delight in playfully chirping his former Blue Jays teammates and reminisces about some embarrassing moments in the playoffs. Cola is quick to laugh at his amazing dog, Clutch, who snores throughout the entire chat. On the First Pitch: Does Anthony Alford’s coming out party muddy the waters in the Blue Jays OF. What does this mean for Kevin Pillar? Why does Dalton Pompey’s injury mean with regards to his spot on the Blue Jays? Ask Barry Davis chats the youth movement on the Blue Jays and the curious case of Bud Norris is examined. What of Bo? Will he be called up this year? Jude MacDonald joins us On The Ice. The guys chat about The Maple Leafs “toughness.” What team would the Leafs draw in round 1? The boys track the season of Frederik Andersen. The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed. All that and much more!

Blue Jays SS prospect Kevin Smith (23:50) stops by to discuss adjustments from college to the minors, handling midseason call ups, the importance of the prospect trip to Fort Benning, building team culture, and appearing on prospect rankings.Greg and Josh also talk about the signing of Freddy Galvis and its impact on the club's other infielders and pitcher trade values, Danny Barnes' DFA, Dalton Pompey's roster situation, Roy Halladay's Hall of Fame induction and cap selection, and the release of the various prospect rankings.Finally, Greg and Josh answer listener questions, give a Gold Star to a former Blue Jay, and go over Mark Shapiro's comments from Diamond Talks.Intro music is Slow Burn (Kevin MacLeod) under CC BY 3.0.

Greg and Josh go over the noteworthy stories from the last week. They discuss the latest good start for Aaron Sanchez and the encouraging signs for the future, the good starts from Sean Reid-Foley and Tom Pannone in New York, Randal Grichuk's quietly very solid season, Teoscar Hernández' continued fielding struggles, the massive roster for the team right now that doesn't include Dalton Pompey, and the return of "100 Miles Giles." They also answer listener questions and give out a Do-Over to Mike Wilbon of ESPN.

Back from a Labor Day siesta, Ryan Andrews is put to work on today's Locked on Blue Jays episode! The host begins with a dissection of Marcus Stroman's blister issues and the reasons the nominal ace of the Blue Jays' staff was limited to 1 2/3 innings in his return from the DL. Andrews highlights the problems that Stroman has had in rushing himself back to action. When combined with Aaron Sanchez and his finger issues, the Nova Scotian paints a picture of a pair of starters who need to think about the future as opposed to just getting back on the mound. The second segment features another pair of Blue Jays starters trying to put themselves in the 2019 rotation. Andrews dismays at what has become of Marco Estrada and wonders what the change-up specialist has left in his tank going forward. Meanwhile, Sean Reid-Foley was dazzling in his third MLB start, and Andrews believes that this is closer to the real pitcher the Blue Jays have as opposed to his first two starts against Kansas City and New York. In the final segment, Andrews highlights Jonathan Davis, who appears to be on his way to Toronto to join the team, and picks out a couple more players who could join him. In addition, Andrews offers a prediction for who comes off the 40-man roster for Davis, and it does not look good for Dalton Pompey. Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18! Subscribe on Google Play and iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Locked on Fantasy Football 24.7, For HIMS and Locked on College. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back from a Labor Day siesta, Ryan Andrews is put to work on today's Locked on Blue Jays episode!The host begins with a dissection of Marcus Stroman's blister issues and the reasons the nominal ace of the Blue Jays' staff was limited to 1 2/3 innings in his return from the DL. Andrews highlights the problems that Stroman has had in rushing himself back to action. When combined with Aaron Sanchez and his finger issues, the Nova Scotian paints a picture of a pair of starters who need to think about the future as opposed to just getting back on the mound.The second segment features another pair of Blue Jays starters trying to put themselves in the 2019 rotation. Andrews dismays at what has become of Marco Estrada and wonders what the change-up specialist has left in his tank going forward. Meanwhile, Sean Reid-Foley was dazzling in his third MLB start, and Andrews believes that this is closer to the real pitcher the Blue Jays have as opposed to his first two starts against Kansas City and New York.In the final segment, Andrews highlights Jonathan Davis, who appears to be on his way to Toronto to join the team, and picks out a couple more players who could join him. In addition, Andrews offers a prediction for who comes off the 40-man roster for Davis, and it does not look good for Dalton Pompey.Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18!Subscribe on Google Play and iTunes!This episode is sponsored by Locked on Fantasy Football 24.7, For HIMS and Locked on College. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lets get candid. Dalton Pompey, Blue Jays prospect and current Bison, chats with Barry about the life and times of the former. Dalton talks about dealing with the emotional aftermath of an emotional outburst that saw him go head to head with his manager and the feelings that led to him letting his emotions seep into a public forum. Everything from watching teammates get call ups to how he's staying positive is uncovered. Its a candid look into the mind of an athlete. The First Pitch is, as you'd expect, about the trading of Josh Donaldson. Barry and Matt chat about the trade, where the Jays go from here and project what this will mean for the team next season. Fans are angry and the guys suss out what to make of it all. Ask Barry Davis talks Shapiro and Atkins and high performance training. Hot takes abound. Raj and Barry talk blisters in the medical room. The results of the fair or foul poll are revealed. All that and more!

Advanced Rookie Bluefield Blue Jays – Zach Helton 0:28 – A rough patch against the best of the best 2:06 – Mercer Cup outlook 3:08 –Claudio Galva and Nathanael Perez 4:54 – Sean Rackoski’s heavy ball 5:54 – Josh Almonte is a bulldog Short-Season A Vancouver Canadians – Rob Fai 7:13 – A 6-1 stretch for the C’S 7:30 – Spotlight on MGR Dallas McPherson 9:03 – Otto Lopez is high energy and high intensity 9:43 – Yorman Rodriguez and Griffin Conine 11:07 – Josh Winckowski never gets behind 13:22 – Joey Murray has a tremendous changeup A Lansing Lugnuts – Dante De Caria 15:43 – The Lugnuts’ recent play 17:00 – Chavez Young is playing with less pressure 18:17 – Matt Gunter’s two straight gems 19:27 – Reggie Pruitt’s pure speed A-Advanced Dunedin Blue Jays – Jim Tarabocchia 21:17 – Pitching 35 of 36 innings scorelessly 22:22 – The eight-game winning streak 24:32 – Brock Lundquist is relaxed and the D-Jays are playing D 25:33 – On Maverik Buffo’s eight-inning gem of a debut Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats – Tyler Zickel 28:30 – Zick checks in with the Fisher Cats’ Double-A All-Stars 29:18 – Jonathan Davis has been Triple-A ready for a while 30:13 – Dalton Pompey is a great guy to slot in 30:57 – Harold Ramirez is en fuego 31:45 – The All-Stars’ experience in Trenton Triple-A Buffalo Bisons – Pat Malacaro 33:43 – It’s been a little crazy in Buffalo 34:19 – Pat checks in with the Bisons’ Triple-A All-Stars 35:18 – Dwight Smith, Jr., has been up and down 36:45 – Anthony Alford is still trying to find his way in Triple-A 37:52 – Richard Ureña has been a valuable part of the Bisons 38:54 – Thomas Pannone is as advertised 40:22 – Dino Day is coming up! 42:58 – A story about Tyler Warmoth, coaching in Burlington

Greg, Josh, and Nick go over an unpleasant week of Blue Jays baseball. They discuss the myriad ways the Jays managed to lose games, some of the pitching woes, Kendrys Morales solid stretch, good work from Sam Gaviglio and its impact on Joe Biagini, the return of Dalton Pompey, injury updates and their importance, and the lack of a shortstop on the roster. Finally, they answer listener questions and give MLB a Gold Star.

Locked On Blue Jays host Ryan Andrews dishes out another Fan Friday edition for the masses! This week the fans chime in on the return of Josh Donaldson and other tidbits from Thursday's doubleheader. In addition, one fan wonders why doubleheaders such as yesterday's happen to begin with and focuses the blame on playing in Northern stadiums in April. Andrews discusses measures that can be taken to prevent all the postponements, and closes with remarks on Dalton Pompey and Jose Bautista. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked On Blue Jays host Ryan Andrews dishes out another Fan Friday edition for the masses! This week the fans chime in on the return of Josh Donaldson and other tidbits from Thursday's doubleheader. In addition, one fan wonders why doubleheaders such as yesterday's happen to begin with and focuses the blame on playing in Northern stadiums in April. Andrews discusses measures that can be taken to prevent all the postponements, and closes with remarks on Dalton Pompey and Jose Bautista. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Voices of the Blue Jays' system join host Jesse Goldberg-Strassler to discuss the latest action: The New Hampshire Fisher Cats' Tyler Murray muses about Lourdes Gurriel (1:26), pitching (2:42) and Vladdy Jr.'s bunt (4:52); the Dunedin Blue Jays' Jim Tarabocchia shares observations on Anthony Alford and Dalton Pompey (8:03), Nash Knight (9:03), and T.J. Zeuch (10:32); the Buffalo Bisons' Pat Malacaro talks about missing a week's worth of action (16:02) and having a second Opening Day (18:28); Lansing Lugnuts position coach Dave Pano breaks down the Single-A ballclub (20:09); and the Lugnuts' Dante De Caria talks Kevin Vicuna (23:43), three-pitch walks (24:46), and Ryan Noda and Kacy Clemens (26:27).

Arden is joined by guest co-host Shi Davidi to discuss flight issues, concerns with Troy Tulowitzki, infield options, bubble players for the 40 man roster, Dalton Pompey’s future, plotting the development for Lourdes Gurriel & Richard Urena, who should be the Opening Day starter, and BNS checks in from Florida to share his thoughts on […]

Yessir, there she goes! Legendary broadcaster and former radio voice of the Toronto Blue Jays, Jerry Howarth, joins Barry and Matt for a lengthly conversation. Jerry discusses his career beginnings, discovering Toronto, Tom Cheek, and how he stumbled into broadcasting. Its all Jerry and its wonderful. Meagan Duhamel, Olympic Gold Medal winner, talks with Matt and Barry about the perils of pairs figure skating. Triple throws, broken noses and setting Barbies' hair on fire are all conversations that are picked up along way. Meagan is affable and a great interview. Ask Barry Davis talks spring training. The First Pitch discusses Dalton Pompey, Devon Travis and feelings versus facts. All that and much more. Lock it in...

Outfielders and historians. In pt. 1 of a 2 parter, Dalton Pompey, Blue Jays prospect and lightning fast outfielder, joins the Barry and Matt for a conversation. The three chat about his career thus far, his first homer and recovering from a series of injuries to realize his full potential. His path may have been winding but he's ready to battle for a spot on the big club. Bill Humber, soon-to-be Canadian baseball hall of famer, talks about his love of the game and teaching a course for baseball lovers at Seneca college. He tests Barry's baseball knowledge and reveals which country should be considered the birth place for baseball. Lil Osuna talks the Blue Jays rotation. The first pitch delivers a curveball. A SERIOUS ONE! The poll results are revealed and discussed. There's always more... Count on it.

Blue Jays outfielders Ezequiel Carrera, and Kevin Pillar, Randal Grichuk and Dalton Pompey (left to right) sit things out in the batting cage in Dunedin. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunnand

Former Blue Jays Assistant Hitting Coach Eric Owens stops by to discuss working with major and minor league hitters, the issues plaguing the recent Blue Jays clubs, Josh Donaldson's swing techniques, and why many clubs now have two hitting coaches. Greg and Josh then discuss the returning members of the Blue Jays bullpen, the continues excellence of Marcus Stroman and Roberto Osuna, the struggles of Marco Estrada and the defence, and Dalton Pompey's sad tale. They also answer listener questions and discuss the trades from around the league and their impact on the Blue Jays.

With Devon Travis injured, we discuss the prospect of trading the second baseman, as well as calling up Dalton Pompey to fill the void in left field. Also, can Toronto score without the long ball? How does the rest of the AL East stack up against the Blue Jays?

After missing last week, we are back with Episode 122 of the Jays From the Couch Radio podcast. The Toronto Blue Jays have interesting choices to make with their pitching options. The pieces available to them impact both the rotation and the bullpen. From Joe Biagini, Ryan Tepera to Jeff Beliveau and others in between, the roster will need to be sorted out and we dig into it all. We also talk Justin Smoak, Dalton Pompey and take some great reader questions.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

JaysFromtheCouch.com presents Ep109 of the JFtC Radio Podcast. This week, we discuss the news hits from the start of Toronto Blue Jays Spring Training. From Josh Donaldson's injury to Jose Bautista's media comments, we dive into all the news. We also break down the seemingly never ending options for the club in LF and how they're linked to the first base situation. We also take some great reader questions on Dalton Pompey, trades, prospects and more!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Spring is here -- weve all seen the pictures -- so lets take a moment to dump on the Jays` latest acquisition! Plus we talk Dalton Pompey, Strochez, Tulo the true #6dad, and so much more! || This podcast is listener supported -- hit us up at Patreon.com/BirdsAllDay Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

www.JaysFromtheCouch.com @JaysFromCouch presents Episode 105 of the Jays Nest Podcast, which brings you a discussion on the fallout of Jose Bautista's return to the Toronto Blue Jays. Our discussion looks at his deal, the context of his signing and the impact it will have on the roster moving forward. It fills an outfield spot, which has implications for other guys like Dalton Pompey. As well, we look at the backup catching situation and whether A.J. Jimenez is ready for the job. We wrap things up with some great questions on Max Pentecost, emerging pitching prospects and the World Baseball Classic.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

www.JaysFromtheCouch.com @JaysFromCouch presents Episode 86 of the Jays Nest Podcast, which sees us return for more Blue Jays talk after a week off. And, it's like we never missed a beat. We look into the free agent value of Jose Bautista and whether injury and a "down year" have impacted his asking price. We discuss the treatment of Dalton Pompey and the frustration that comes from watching Justin Smoak lately. Our Stat of the Week focuses on innings pitched, which leads to a discussion of the Blue Jays' starting rotation. Our Hot Takes are back along with some great reader questions!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

This is the 4th instalment of the Baseball Writers for the week of December 28th, 2015. This episode features Tristan and Ken Pompey, Brother and father (respectively) of the Blue Jay's very own Dalton Pompey. The interview goes into depth of Tristan's up and coming baseball career, how he and his brother have achieved success in the baseball world, and how their father, Ken, set them up not only for success in baseball, but success in the job world as well. We at 6man sports would like to thank both Tristan and Ken Pompey for taking the time out of their schedule to sit down with us and allow us to record this awesome interview. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did and look forward to working with you again in the future. The rest of the episode goes in depth about the fired up offseason for the MLB, potential trades and what to expect for the near future. And of course, we'll let Sweet Lovin' play out this time. Follow us on soundcloud and youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCOScGWk3NLFhX9brikmb05A We are now on iTunes! Special Guests: Tristan Pompey Ken Pompey Hosts: Joseph Scozzari Jacob Thompson Engineers/Editors: Brett Laman Jacob Stellato Songs used: You shook me all night long - AC/DC Bills - LunchMoney Lewis Sweet Lovin' - Sigala

Episode 272 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Paul Sporer and Eno Sarris dive into some of the September call-ups who could be worthwhile in fantasy leagues such as Javier Baez, Hector Olivera, Dalton Pompey, Brandon Drury, Kennys Vargas, Frankie Montas and others. Which of the three […]

This week, Jays' Nest Podcast discusses how the Toronto Blue Jays look heading into the July 31st Trade Deadline. What kind of pitcher should they target? What about the bullpen? Who is "untouchable" in a trade? We also wonder what the club should do with Dalton Pompey. We "Charge the Mound" and vent about leadership. All of this, reader questions and our weekly awards in this week's episode. Check us out at www.jaysjournal.com @JaysJournal & @JaysNestPodcast--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

In this episode of Jays' Nest brought to you by www.jaysjournal.com, we welcome Blue Jays CF, Dalton Pompey! As well, we had guests form SodoMojo.com and rumbunter.com to discuss Russell Martin, Michael Saunders and more! You can follow us @JaysJournal--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Episode 162 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! Eno Sarris and Nicholas Minnix discuss significant September call-ups, including Maikel Franco, Andrew Heaney, Dalton Pompey and Cory Spangenberg, as well as SP-eligible pitchers who are likely to be used as RPs down the stretch; the San Francisco Giants’ rearranged bullpen […]

Join Greg Balloch and Charlie Caskey as they host a Vancouver-centric podcast about the Toronto Blue Jays and their minor league prospects. As the NWL season comes to a head, Charlie and Greg discuss the C's road to grabbing a playoff spot. There has been a rash of moves recently by the Blue Jays, moving prospects up and down. Daniel Norris, Miguel Castro, Dalton Pompey and Rowdy Tellez are just some of the names discussed in this episode.

In this episode of the Canadian Baseball Network Podcast we speak with Blue jays prospect and the CBN Minor League Player of the Week, Dalton Pompey. Dalton joins our hosts Andrew and Peter to discuss his time before being drafted and playing for a variety of local Canadian programs. He also talks about his progression through the minors and the adjustments he's made that lead to a Gold Glove (2013) and a Florida State League POW honour plus the CBN Player of the Week honour.