Podcasts about dunedin blue jays

Zach Worden (@Worden_Zach) is joined by Dunedin Blue Jays broadcaster Eli Fishman to discuss the start of the D-Jays' season, including the first professional starts for Trey Yesavage and Khal Stephen, Javen Coleman winning FSL pitcher of the week and Sam Shaw's emergence at the plate.

Fresh off the recap series on the MLB Blue Jays, Justin and Patrick return to analyze the minor league affiliates. Starting with the Dunedin Blue Jays the guys discuss Eliander Alcalde, Arjun Nimmala, and Victor Arias. Just makes a bold prediction about Sean Keyes and Patrick wonders if Fernando Perez deserves a taste of High-A ball in Vancouver.

Jori Negin-Shecter (@JNeginShecter) and Zach Worden (@Worden_Zach) are joined by Dunedin Blue Jays broadcaster Larry Larson (@MLBLarry) to break down the season that was for the Toronto Blue Jays' Single-A affiliate, dive into Arjun Nimmala's second-half improvements, discuss Joey Votto's presence and much more.

On this episode of Around The Nest, the Toronto Blue Jays minor league podcast, host Tyler Zickel checks in on double-A New Hampshire and low-A Dunedin coming out of the roster upheavals after the trade deadline and speaks with Altoona Curve broadcaster Jon Mozes about Charles McAdoo, the return for Isiah Kiner-Falefa. Broadcaster Chris Jared is thankful we are into August because July saw the Fisher Cats record the worst record in team history. Eleven new players had been added to their roster since July 27, including starter Rafael Sánchez, who had a great start in double-A, and Johnathan Lavallee, who was immaculate on August 15. New draftees, like catcher Aaron Parker (6th round pick), have injected energy into the Dunedin Blue Jays' roster, according to D-Jays broadcaster Larry Larson. On the mound, Daniel Guerra demonstrated his ability to deal with adversity by retiring 13 of his last 14 batters faced after giving up an early grand slam, while Eliander Alcalde has been a key member of the bullpen. Last year's first-round pick Arjun Nimmala had spent some time on the development list and down in Rookie league ball this season, but has come back to the Florida State League like a thunderstorm, hitting slugging 10 homers, 11 doubles, and 4 triples over 37 games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Around The Nest is the Blue Jays' minor league podcast where the broadcasters from single-A all the way up to triple-A get together to talk about the performances of Blue Jays minor leaguers in the past two weeks. Pat Malacaro (AAA Buffalo Bisons) reported on his team's tough run of injuries, Nathan Lukes is doing everything well, Riley Tirotta's parents' special souvenir, and Yariel Rodríguez's rehab stint so far. Pat also provides an important update on Payton Henry's recovery: after being struck in the head by a backswing a week ago, he was able to see his teammates in the clubhouse on Thursday. Chris Jared (AA New Hampshire Fisher Cats) sees a starting rotation that's coming into its own, with Adam Macko leading with Michael Dominguez and Devereaux Harrison following closely behind. Eric Pardinho, who has had ups-and-downs on prospect status, is certainly on an upswing having not given up an earned run since late April. On the hitting side, Garret Spain has been slugging homers, Devonte Brown has been very even keeled, and Josh Kasevich's quick adaptability going up to double-A has surprised the Blue Jays organization. Chris Georges and host Tyler Zickel (high-A Vancouver Canadians) spoke about the C's impressive starting pitching the last couple of weeks, highlighting Chris McElvain's solid performance of late. They think Dasan Brown is close to a callup to New Hampshire, having found a grove and starting to take a lot of walks. They also shine a spotlight in leverage relievers Josh Mollerus and Anders Tolhurst. The Dunedin Blue Jays lead single-A teams with 40 team homers, Larry Larson (low-A Dunedin) tells us, led by Cristian Feliz, a three true outcomes first baseman who also happens to be a very friendly dude. Juaron “Whiffs” Watts-Brown has been very comfortable at this level; he had issues getting deep into games earlier this season due to walks, but has those in control and is now just striking out batters. Manuel Beltre's bat looks to be turning the corner and JJ Sanchez has been very effective for Dunedin as a hard-throwing lefty closer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Around The Nest is the Blue Jays' minor league podcast where the broadcasters from up and down the farm system get together to talk about the performances of Blue Jays prospects in the past two weeks. This week, we welcome Chris Georges, the Vancouver Canadians' broadcast assistant, to the Nest. Chris G. is joined by Chris Jared of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Larry Larson of the Dunedin Blue Jays, and of course podcast host and the Voice of the Canadians, Tyler Zickel. The Fisher Cats have had solid pitching performances—like Adam Macko striking out nine Yard Goats—but have had weak run support (sound familiar). Overall, the team is still loose, believing that they are better than their 15-21 win-loss record. Before a rough start Friday evening, Trenton Wallace had been solid for New Hampshire, sporting a funky delivery. Alan Roden has struggled at the plate but has been working hard, one-on-one with manager Cesar Martin. The D-Jays batters had been taking a lot of walks earlier in the season, but had seemed to be little overeager lately. On the positive side, Christian Feliz and Yhoangel Aponte have been taking patient, encouraging at bats and lately, Manuel Beltre seems to have turned a corner, taking better at bats and getting a walkoff hit. On the negative side, Arjun Nimmala had been placed on the development list strikeouts have been piling up now that he's seeing more breaking balls. On the mound side, Juaron Watts-Brown has been displaying a nasty slider and an underrated change-up and Connor O'Halloran has demonstrated that he can grind through games in which he just didn't have his best stuff. Vancouver's Jace Bohrofen had been getting walks and making good contact but had not displayed home run power until this week when he hit two. Ryan McCarty has been delivering clutch hits for the Canadians and is seen as a guy with a big heart who is easy to root for. Japanese-Brazilian Raphael Ohashi has almost been perfect out of the bullpen, starting the season with 15 consecutive scoreless innings against five different Northwest League teams. Ohashi will be given a start in game 1 of Saturday's doubleheader. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark and Mat discuss Tampa Bay Rays Opening Week and a look at baseball luminaries and failures amongst other MLB teamsOpening week review: The Rays' performance in first 7games, facing tough opponents like Toronto Blue Jays and World Series Champions Texas Rangers.Analysis of other AL East teams:  Red Sox, Yankees, Orioles, and Blue Jays' early season performances.Oakland A's - Athletics set new Error recordsBryce Harper 0 for 11 AB's and then 3 HRs in 1 game Jose Caballero's impact on the team & the competitive atmosphere among young players.Caballero & Genesis Cabrera pushing and patiencePitching strategies: Insights on the Rays' rotation and bullpen, including thoughts on Ryan Pepiot and Shane Baz.Showcase of pitchers with Rangers' Nate Eovaldi, Rays' Zach Eflin & CivaleInjury updates: Shane Baz's setback and the team's approach to managing pitcher health.Looking ahead: Preview of upcoming series against the Rockies and Angels, and expectations for the team moving forward.Measuring a Pitcher's success - ERA, Wins, Saves, Innings, FIPs, what is most important metric?Mat's experience watching Ray's Opening Day from Canada across multiple media outletsFollowing emerging talent, Wyatt Langford, Jackson Chourio & Bobby Witt Jr.eX-Rays play between Twins' Manuel Margot and Brewers' Willie Adames & Jake BauersMinor League Season has begun, Durham Bulls & Joe RockMark talks about the transition from Spring Training to Minor League teams  Tampa Tarpons, Dunedin Blue Jays, Clearwater ThreshersCan Rays get Luis Arraez from the MarlinsWyatt Langford - Florida nativeThanks to Mat Germain, Mr. Wizard, for bringing his knowledge, wit and wisdom to the show. You can catch find more of Mat on Twitter x.com @Mat_Germain_    Mark can be found on Twitter @TheBaseballBiz & at http://www.baseballbizondeck.comJust remember to subscribe, follow and rate the show. Thank you.BaseballBiz can be found on iheartradio, Stitcher, Apple, and SpotifySpecial thanks to XTaKeRuX for the music “Rocking Forward”

Broadcaster Gareth Kwok's Fisher Cats are still waiting on their first walkoff of 2023, but the broadcasters from the other affiliates talk about the most exciting walkoffs of the season so far. The Bisons' Pat Malacaro tells us his team is finally getting consistency from the starting nine and the starters, Ernie Clement and Spencer Horwitz's dual five-hit day, Orelvis Martinez's triple-A debut, and Zach Thompson's season reset while he was on waivers. Double-A New Hampshire has not really be consistent, but Gareth gives us positive updates about Leo Jimenez's on-base streak, Rainer Nuñez sliding into the middle of the lineup, and Adam Kloffenstein's success in his second season in the Eastern League. In the last segment, host Tyler Zickel of the Vancouver Canadians banters with Chris Valentine of the Dunedin Blue Jays about the D-Jays' rough patch in July and the C's remaining red-hot. We also get updates about Ryan McCarty, Victor Mesia, Jean Arnaez, Rafael Sanchez, Deveraux Harrison, Michael Dominguez, and Pat Gallagher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat Malacaro (Bisons) speaks about the Bisons' low-slugging lineup, Cameron Eden's role as a second leadoff guy, and Paxton Schultz's solid debut. We welcome new Nester Chris Valentine, the voice of the Dunedin Blue Jays, who talks about the ebbs and flows of hitting and pitching in low-A, Brandon Barriera's performance ahead of his injury, Ryan Jennings preventing barrels, and some tough times for Tucker Toman and Manuel Beltre. Gareth Kwok (Fisher Cats) returns and give us an update on the double-A team that is now five games over .500 on the road, Leo Jimenez's bat heating up since an IL stint, and chats with Tyler Zickel (Canadians) about the "Shake & Bake" duo of Mason Fluharty and T.J. Brock. Tyler then tells us about Garrett Spain's game-winning grand slam. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been a busy week in Blue Jays land.Alek Manoah was able to record just one out in his series-opening start against the Houston Astros on Monday and he was subsequently demoted to the Florida Complex League to sort things out. But after that, Kevin Gausman, Chris Bassitt, and Jose Berrios led the Blue Jays to a huge series win over the defending World Series Champions.We talked about Manoah's demotion and how the Blue Jays will navigate his absence. We also talked about the pitching the team got otherwise in the series and the clutch contributions they received from Bo Bichette, Brandon Balt, Alejandro Kirk, and Daulton Varsho.After that, we talked about the Blue Jays finally opting to cut ties with Anthony Bass after the puzzling announcement that he would be involved in Pride Weekend festivities. Finally, we took a look at the American League East and ahead to this weekend's series with the Minnesota Twins. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The broadcasters for the Buffalo Bisons, New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Vancouver Canadians, and Dunedin Blue Jays' comms guy gather to provide their insights on how Blue Jays prospects have played in the past week. Pat Malacaro (Bisons) speaks about his team's big 21-9 win, Nick Fraze's debut, and Hayden Juenger's struggles to start 2023. Steve Goldberg (Fisher Cats) gives us an update on Ricky Tiedemann's injury the return of Hagen Danner from injury, and infielders Leo Jimenez and Miguel Hiraldo. Host Tyler Zickel (Canadians) thanks Andrew Thriffiley (D-Jays) for some former D-Jays, like Devonte Brown, Rainer Nunez, Gabby Martinez, and Trenton Wallace, who have been performing well for the C's. Andrew tells us about Manuel Beltre's new protective mask, Tucker Toman, Adrian Pinto, and Harry Rutkowski. He also gives us a couple of language lessons: the term "Boot Boy" and the proper pronunciation of "Brandon Barriera". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the New Year of 2023 still sinking in, we wanted to look at the AAA affiliate for the Red Sox which is located in the heart of the Commonwealth in Worcester. Jake Ignaszewski is joined by WooSox play by play broadcaster Tyler Murray and they reflect on last season while also looking forward to this next season. Iggy and Tyler begin by talking about the NHL Winter Classic and Fenway Park and give their reactions to the Bruins player wearing old-school Red Sox uniforms. Tyler then gives his thoughts and reaction to how the offseason has played out thus far for the Red Sox and Xander Bogaerts departure. On the subject of Bogaerts, he gives his assessment of Enmanuel Valdez and shares his thoughts on if Valdez could be a replacement for Bogaerts.With the number of pitchers that made an appearance on the big-league squad that came from Worcester, Tyler shares which pitcher fans should keep an eye on and explains how the WooSox coaching staff contributes a lot to the player's development.Outside of working for the WooSox, Tyler has also worked for 8 years in the Blue Jays organization with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats and Dunedin Blue Jays. With his experience with the WooSox and watching the Portland Sea Dogs for years, Tyler break downs how he's seen the Red Sox farm system evolve over the past few years.Lastly, Tyler shares what excites him about the Red Sox and WooSox seasons as well as his favorite game he called this season and much more.Follow us on Twitter! @LO_RedSox & @jakekiggy & @lalalalaurrrrenSupport us by supporting our sponsors!BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With the New Year of 2023 still sinking in, we wanted to look at the AAA affiliate for the Red Sox which is located in the heart of the Commonwealth in Worcester. Jake Ignaszewski is joined by WooSox play by play broadcaster Tyler Murray and they reflect on last season while also looking forward to this next season. Iggy and Tyler begin by talking about the NHL Winter Classic and Fenway Park and give their reactions to the Bruins player wearing old-school Red Sox uniforms. Tyler then gives his thoughts and reaction to how the offseason has played out thus far for the Red Sox and Xander Bogaerts departure. On the subject of Bogaerts, he gives his assessment of Enmanuel Valdez and shares his thoughts on if Valdez could be a replacement for Bogaerts. With the number of pitchers that made an appearance on the big-league squad that came from Worcester, Tyler shares which pitcher fans should keep an eye on and explains how the WooSox coaching staff contributes a lot to the player's development. Outside of working for the WooSox, Tyler has also worked for 8 years in the Blue Jays organization with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats and Dunedin Blue Jays. With his experience with the WooSox and watching the Portland Sea Dogs for years, Tyler break downs how he's seen the Red Sox farm system evolve over the past few years. Lastly, Tyler shares what excites him about the Red Sox and WooSox seasons as well as his favorite game he called this season and much more. Follow us on Twitter! @LO_RedSox & @jakekiggy & @lalalalaurrrren Support us by supporting our sponsors! BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Three of the Toronto Blue Jays' four minor league teams are chasing a playoff berth (sorry, Fisher Cats fans). On this episode of Around The Nest we talk about the Jays' newly-drafted players like Cade Doughty, Alan Roden, and Peyton Williams injecting their talent into a surging Dunedin club alongside Edisson Gonzalez and Devonte Brown. We dissect New Hampshire's tough season that also featured a lot of individual positives, including Parker Caracci's recent promotion and Paxton Schultz turning his year around after a sluggish start. Vancouver has a magic number of six and several viable paths to the Northwest League championship series; the Canadians have been getting great performances from Orioles reject Garrett Farmer and closer Connor Cooke. We also get a report on the bumpy path Eric Pardinho has taken on his path back from injuries. This episode of Around The Nest was hosted by the radio voice of the Vancouver Canadians Tyler Zickel and featured Dunedin Blue Jays communications and admin specialist Andrew Thriffiley, and New Hampshire Fisher Cats broadcaster David Korzeniowski.

We had some fun on this episode of Around The Nest, the Blue Jays minor league podcast, by looking at the prospects that would be the best to put on a pickup football team based on body type, strength, and athletic prowess. This episode of Around The Nest was hosted by the radio voice of the Vancouver Canadians Tyler Zickel and featured Dunedin Blue Jays communications and admin specialist Andrew Thriffiley, New Hampshire Fisher Cats broadcaster Steve Goldberg, and the Voice of the Bisons Pat Malacaro. From the Bisons, we heard updates on the injury front about Gabriel Moreno and Spencer Horwitz, who are both back taking batting practice and are progressing on recovering from thumb issues. We discussed a Fisher Cats game last week where Adam Kloffenstein, Sean Mellen, Braden Scott, and Jimmy Burnette combined to strick out 19 Richmond Flying Squirrels, as well as Kloff's general improvement in his first tour of double-A. Tyler laments the loss of the triple-digit-throwing Juan Nunez who moves up to double-A and shares with Steve his love for Addison Barger's quiet but continued success at the plate this season. Andrew chats with Tyler about Gabby Martinez and Ranier Nunez, who were just promoted from Dunedin to Vancouver. He also gives us an update on the newest Blue Jays including Michael Turconi's (15th round, 2022 draft) great bat and Alan Roden's (3rd round, 2022 draft) flashy glove.

We took some fans' questions on this week's Around The Nest Blue Jays minor league podcast and found out the origin of the gold chains that the teams up and down the Jays ladder use to celebrate in the dugout. The Around The Nest crew talked about pitchers that have quietly built up some upside like Dunedin's Dahian Santos, Ben Baggett, and Soenni Martinez, Vancouver's Abdiel Mendoza and Trenton Wallace, and New Hampshire's Luis Quinones and Paxton Schultz. Bob Lipman thinks that Yosver Zulueta can impact the big league Toronto Blue Jays this season—although he is coming out of the bullpen for clean innings for now and hasn't seen high-leverage relief situations yet. Andrew Thriffiley gives us an update on Eric Pardinho's road back from injury, then everyone talks about the truly fun guys in the organization. We also talk about Luis De Los Santos, Damiano Palmegiani, the two Nathanael Perezes, the affiliates' chances at postseason berths, Brandon Barriera's first appearance at the Development Complex, and more! As usual, this episode of Around The Nest was hosted by the Voice of the Vancouver Canadians Tyler Zickel and featured New Hampshire Fisher Cats broadcaster Bob Lipman and Dunedin Blue Jays communications and admin specialist Andrew Thriffiley.

This week we hear minor league stories about new Blue Jays manager John Schneider, like organizing bus karaoke featuring Bo Bichette singing Justin Bieber in falsetto. The low-A Dunedin Blue Jays have had a hot start to the second half of their season with Rainer Nunez being a contender for the Florida State League MVP and Canadian Dasan Brown providing a stabilizing force at the leadoff position. The Vancouver Canadians have plucked some pitching from Dunedin including Trenton Wallace and Nick “Frassbro” Frasso, who had eight straight strikeouts in his high-A debut. Up in double-A they are celebrating Addison Barger's long-awaited arrival in the New Hampshire Fisher Cats' roster as well as shortstop Luis De Los Santos' amazing clutch numbers in the ninth inning. The Around The Nest crew also talk about Ricky Tidemann and Yosver Zulueta heading out to the All-Star Futures Game and how the minor league game clock should be managed in late and close situations. The episode wraps with a preview of the upcoming MLB trade deadline and who the broadcasters think are the “untouchables” and trade chips in the Blue Jays system. This episode of Around The Nest was hosted by the Voice of the Vancouver Canadians Tyler Zickel and featured New Hampshire Fisher Cats David Korzeniowski and Dunedin Blue Jays Communications and Admin Specialist Andrew Thriffiley.

This month we party with the Grecos, Jonny and Amanda, who shine in the debut joint appearance on the Podcast. We talk crowd-sourcing, promotional stacking, experience and the value of a good scream.

After a closed door team meeting and a shake up to the lineup the Jays continued their cold streak as they went into Tropicana field and was only able to sneak out 1 win. In this episode we touch on the cold streak then talk about the Comebacks from Danny Jansen and Teoscar Hernandez. They talk about the new look lineup and what its going to take to get this offence going. They then discuss the offensive performances of Lourdes Gurriel Jr and Alejandro Kirk. Before discussing the historic performance from the Dunedin Blue Jays. News and Notes, Mariners preview and more!

Former Seattle second baseman and current podcast host Bret Boone talks about the 2022 edition of the Mariners ahead of the team's three-game series against the Blue Jays. The former All-Star also shares his views on the Blue Jays and how his brother Aaron has managed the Yankees to a 25-9 record to this point in the season (01:52). Dunedin Blue Jays Manager Donnie Murphy joins the show to recap an epic performance from his pitching staff after they struck out 24 batters in a game over the weekend (28:24). 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.

Thanks for joining us for episode four of Jays Talkin' as Dunedin Blue Jays front office staff Matt Woak and Andrew Thriffiley interview 2019 Dunedin Blue Jay Cullen Large.

Thanks for joining us for episode three of Jays Talkin' as Dunedin Blue Jays front office staff Matt Woak and Andrew Thriffiley interview 2019 Dunedin Blue Jay Samad Taylor.

Thanks for joining us for episode two of Jays Talkin' as Dunedin Blue Jays front office staff Matt Woak and Andrew Thriffiley interview 2019 MiLB Top Relief Pitcher Jackson Rees.

Hello and welcome to the first episode of Jays Talkin' with front office staff Matt Woak and Andrew Thriffiley as they interview 2019 Dunedin Blue Jays catcher Chris Bec!

Things are heating up, around the planet and more specifically in the cities where the Blue Jays' MiLB affiliates play ball, with the Dunedin Blue Jays pushing through a recent dry spell (:30), Kevin Smith's bat blazing for New Hampshire (8:40), the Buffalo Bisons preparing for Blue Jays Weekend (16:27), Zach Helton breaking down the Bluefield Blue Jays' pitching tools), Vancouver heating up behind manager Casey Candaele's cool approach (27:54), and Johnny Aiello's ongoing on-base streak for Lansing (34:37).

On this week's Around the Nest, Jim Tarabocchia raves about the red hot Dunedin Blue Jays (1:05) while Rob Fai has the opposite to share about the Vancouver Canadians (10:50); Tyler Murray talks Nate Pearson, Logan Warmoth and the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (18:38); Zach Helton's Bluefield Blue Jays are scoring touchdowns (28:34); Adam Jaksa talks Eric Pardinho and the Lansing Lugnuts (34:04); Pat Malacaro wraps things up with a check with the Buffalo Bisons; and Jesse Goldberg-Strassler interviews Blue Jays special advisor to the GM Jason Bere (50:47).

On this week's show, Jay-talking around the Blue Jays' system: Jim Tarabocchia on the playoff bound Dunedin Blue Jays (:28); Pat Malacaro on Bo Bichette's return to Triple-A and Patrick Kivlehan's emergence (11:41); Tyler Zickel on the Eastern League turning to split-season play and a near no-hitter (20:09); Rob Fai previews the Vancouver Canadians' season, just underway (26:44); host Jesse Goldberg-Strassler describes Griffin Conine's latest exploits (35:21); and Lansing Lugnuts dietitian Allison Tropf discusses her role in the Minor Leagues (39:49).

On this week's Around the Nest, Jim Tarabocchia tells why this year's Dunedin Blue Jays are better than the 2017 champs (:30), Tyler Murray crushes the social media game in New Hampshire (8:20), Pat Malacaro offers thoughts on Graham Spraker and Zach Logue's cups of coffee in Buffalo (16:40), Adam Jaksa breaks down Lansing's Midwest League All-Stars, and Minor League hitting coordinator Hunter Mense breaks down Griffin Conine and Alejandro Kirk (38:32).

It's the latest from the past week's worth of action in the Blue Jays' organization: Jim Tarabocchia (:44) shares how the Dunedin Blue Jays are excelling during the renovation of its home ballpark, Adam Jaksa (10:43) on the Lansing Lugnuts' road trip to Iowa City due to the flooding in Davenport, plus the latest from the New Hampshire Fisher Cats with Tyler Zickel (20:30), the Buffalo Bisons with Pat Malacaro (27:11), and a conversation with catcher Ryan Gold.

Jim Tarabocchia, play-by-play announcer of the Dunedin Blue Jays joins Jason to discuss attack angle, the Florida State League, and Blue Jays prospect Kevin Smith.

We talk Blue Jays news for the day. Plenty of trade rumors and injury updates. The Dunedin Blue Jays take a double header sweep from the Mets --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/birdwatchinggc/message

The Dunedin Blue Jays win a close one and the Jay's drafted a few new guys to add to the system on day one of the MLB Draft. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/birdwatchinggc/message

Craig Borden had a chance to catch up with Patrick Murphy of the Dunedin Blue Jays. Here is the excerpt from the latest edition of the Jays Journal Podcast. Full Episode Link --> http://www.blogtalkradio.com/jaysjournal/2018/04/23/jays-journal-podcast--april-23-the-value-of-april-perspectives --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/birdwatchinggc/message

Ryan is entering his 6th season with the Toronto Blue Jays. Ryan spent last season in the Florida State League with the Dunedin Blue Jays. The Dunedin Blue Jays went on to win Co-Champions of the League in 2017. Maedel has won the S&C coach of the year award twice during his time in professional baseball. In his spare time Ryan enjoys fishing and training Jiu Jitsu.

Marcus Stroman returns to the mound tonight. Steve Phillips, Dirk Hayhurst break down other news in the MLB including the red-hot Cleveland Indians and Arizona Diamondbacks. The voice of the Dunedin Blue Jays, Jim Tarabocchia also joins Scotty Mac to gush over Vladdy Guerrero Jr and Bo Bichette

Scott is joined by Dunedin Blue Jays broadcaster, Jim Tarabocchia, to give us an update on Tulowitzki and Donaldson as they work their way back into the Jays starting lineup. They also take a look at prospects whom of which could be making their way into the major league in the near future due to injury. Later, Scott is joined by TSN's Raptors reporter, Josh Lewenberg, to talk more on Raptor's GM Jeff Weltman as he exits the organization to head to the Orlando Magic.

Tim Livingston (@mrtimlivingston) joins the show to talk some basubaru and puroresu. First, we discuss his trip/vacation to South Korea and Japan, why he went and what he did while he was there. Plenty of talk about video games, baseball (in both countries) and pro wrestling, when Tim went to some famous venues and ate at some famous places. He even got to meet his favorite Japanese wrestler, Toshiaki Kawada. Then, we talk about his career in baseball, from working for the Dunedin Blue Jays to being the play-by-play voice of the Sonoma Stompers @sonomastompers). We chat about how he got the gig for his hometown nine, their progressive philosophies on and off the field, how Francis Ford Coppola fits in to the story and hanging out with "the Spaceman" Bill Lee.