Podcast appearances and mentions of Jerry Howarth

In this 1650th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with Mike Wilner about his relationships with Cito Gaston and Jerry Howarth, his feelings about visiting Florida to cover the Blue Jays for The Toronto Star, and how Mark Shapiro and Ross Atkins manage to survive blunder after blunder. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Ridley Funeral Home, and RecycleMyElectronics.ca. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Toronto Mike at mike@torontomike.com

In this second part of the Kelly & Company origin story, Kelly MacDonald takes us deeper into the decisions and challenges that shaped the show's early days. Back in 2016, AMI's leadership, including John Melville and David Errington, saw an opportunity to build on the success of the morning show by launching a new afternoon program—and Kelly had a major decision to make. After years of balancing television work and radio aspirations, Kelly was given the chance to co-host full-time and help shape a brand-new show. But making the leap meant a complete career shift, a new daily commute, and stepping into the world of live talk radio—something he had never formally trained for. From initial brainstorming sessions with Kevin Philip-Apilé and Matt Agnew to defining the show's focus on lifestyle, health, leisure, and entertainment, this episode walks through the building blocks that turned Kelly & Company from an idea into a reality on October 31, 2016. With legendary guests like Jerry Howarth and John Rafferty kicking off the first episode, the show quickly took on a life of its own. In the next Vanity Card, Kelly will explore how Kelly & Company evolved into the show we know today and what it took to grow its foundation. Stay tuned! Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!About AMIAMI is a media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians with disabilities through three broadcast services — AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French — and streaming platform AMI+. Our vision is to establish AMI as a leader in the offering of accessible content, providing a voice for Canadians with disabilities through authentic storytelling, representation and positive portrayal. To learn more visit AMI.ca and AMItele.ca.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaIncEmail feedback@ami.ca

Jerry drops by High Park for Opening Day and to throw out the first pitch. The boys were lucky enough to get an exclusive inteview!

The Blue Jays rollercoaster ride continues, but Gibby stills sees the glass as being half full. Hello, friends! Former Blue Jays broadcaster Jerry Howarth is "Gabbin' with Gibby" to tell some great stories and give insight on some of his memorable catchphrases. John & John roast the randomness of the rules and toast an amazing baseball documentary.

There's no way the BlueJays can lose this series, is there? Toronto Mike and I go over the pluses and minuses on this year's squad, and how they'll fare in the best of 3 Wild Card series against Seattle. I doubt the Mariners will score more than 2 runs against Alek Manoah, who is the best pitcher in baseball right now. Also, Sportsnet gets their own feed, which means we don't have to watch the U.S. announcers babble on about poutine and ice fishing. Unfortunately, Dan Shulman won' be doing the Sportsnet games as he is committed to ESPN radio. Speaking of which, legendary Jays radio announcer Jerry Howarth is a finalist for the Ford Frick award for broadcasting excellence. He spent 37 years in the booth, and I've got a good story to tell about his early days in Toronto. We also get into hockey, and specifically the sad story of Hockey Canada, and how it needs to be blown up real good after all it's major sponsors took a hike in light of recent revelations. Enjoy!

COUNTDOWN EPISODE 48 A-Block (1:45) SPECIAL COMMENT: A corrupt unstable ex-president is trying to use a corrupted Supreme Court to avoid prison - and that's just the start of our troubles (4:20) Happily, democracy has survived not so much through the exertions of those of us who would save it, but thanks to the laugh-out-loud stupidity of those who would destroy it (4:46) So LET'S laugh out loud. (5:00) Trump made a fool out of himself in Miami yesterday (7:25) Ron DeSantis implied the liberal media controls the weather (8:08) The Herschel Walker story - now morphed into "He paid for the abortion for the mother of one of his children" - precipitated a hilarious confession about GOP hypocrisy (9:49) Alina Habba is a blooper factory (10:35) Senator Marshall can't pronounce "9/11" (11:15) Ron Johnson endorses white supremacy (11:27) CPAC admitted its members are terrorists (11:54) And Trump actually said "When they leak on my administration." Wait - WHAT? B-Block (15:01) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Xica, in Van Nuys (16:07) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: The bill to remove our missile systems out of Saudi Arabia after their oil blackmail, and bad polling news for Herschel and Boebert. (18:15) IN SPORTS: Steven Vogt goes out with a bang; maybe the real Most Valuable Player of the American League is neither Judge nor Ohtani; and the announcer nominees for the Baseball Hall of Fame are revealed (24:07) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: GOP Governor candidate swears there are kids "identifying" as cats, another GOP Congressional candidate exaggerates his military record, and they compete with Fox's Mark Levin's latest high-pitched whine. C-Block (27:30) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: The day Dodgers' owner Walter O'Malley nearly caused his top lieutenant to pass out by saying "We lost $2,000,000 last year" and why that doesn't mean anything close to what it would sound like to us civilians.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's program:Jeff Cheek , former Toronto Blue Jays Minor Leaguer and son of the Hall of Famer Tom Cheek joins us as we dedicate the whole episode talking about the life and career of his father.From the early days in Pensacola, to almost getting a job with the Atlanta Hawks. We discuss Tom's time working with the Montreal Expos to meeting up with Len Bramson. We touch on working with Early Wynn  to the arrival of Jerry Howarth. How hard was it for Tom  to work the 1985 World Series and 1987 playoffs , Jeff tells us.  We touch on the 1989 earthquake. To the generosity of Jerry Howarth and getting his World Series call in 1992. Was he worried about Joe touching all the bases in the 1993 World Series?We dive into Jeff's life and career as well. Jeff was a broadcaster for a time like his father. He tells us all about that.We discuss Tom's final daysWe finish up in St.Marys and in CooperstownThis is an episode that any Toronto Blue Jays fan will not want to missFollow Jeff on Twitter @cheekja28

Dave and Brent recap the great 36 year career of the Legendary Blue Jays Radio Voice Jerry Howarth. Jerry was on the Cardy Show April 13 2019 and we replay that episode with our interjections about things you may not know about Jerry. Jerry is still a friend to the show to this day and we are so happy that he is enjoying his retirement. Grab a copy of Jerry's Book.You can listen to The Cardy Show anywhere you get your podcasts,Next week: We discuss Jerry's longtime partner. The Icon, Tom Cheek. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

On today's program:We discuss the great work Ben Wagner did over the weekend on the television. We discuss baseballs and umpires and if they are having a factor in the Blue Jays struggles and of course Dave and I talk about lineup construction for the Jays.Baseball In Canada Series- Roy Halladay Part 2With some help from old friends of The Cardy Show we dive into Roy's second big league against the Detroit Tigers at Skydome. We discuss all 9 innings and we talk about how a meaningless game became meaningful for so many Toronto Blue Jays fans. This program features stories from:- Joe Siddall (Co-Host of Blue Jays Central on Sportsnet)- Blake Bell (  Co- Author of the @DaveStiebToday TwitterAccount)- Kevin Glew ( Canadian Baseball Historian and Blogger- CooperstownersinCanada.com)- Jerry Howarth (36 year Radio Voice of the Toronto Blue Jays and Author )

Jeff and Elliotte are back after a week away! They start off the conversation by going over Elliotte's trip to the ball game last night and his time in the booth with Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth (06:39). They then get down to business discussing the latest Robin Lehner injury news, what it means for the Golden Knights tonight against Dallas, and what missing the playoffs could mean for the off season in the Sin City (08:30). They then switch gears to the Edmonton Oilers and the underrated coaching performance of Jay Woodcroft, before previewing the Toronto Maple Leafs game tonight against the Detroit Red Wings and what Nick Robertson being in the lineup could mean (26:47). 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 affiliate.

This Mikeumentary is all about Joe Carter's World Series clinching walk-off in 1993 and features stories from Jerry Howarth, Dan Shulman, Doug Smith, Scott Ferguson and Rod Black. 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:We discuss the Ken Rosenthal fallout from his release at MLB NetworkWe also discuss if Jerry Howarth should be in Cooperstown? Baseball In Canada Series- 1993 World SeriesDave and Brent dive into the 1993 World Series. We discuss the Blue Jays off-season and the possibilities of what could have been. We discuss the Philadelphia Phillies meteroic rise to the World Series. We also go through the ALCS and NLCS and finally the 90th edition of the World SeriesBig thanks to William Kashatus for his book Macho Row which played a monster part in our research along with Baseball reference.Next week we discuss Peter Bavasai on the Baseball In Canada SeriesFollow us @CardyShowItUp or leave a reviewThanks for listening

On today's Cardy Show:Last Week In Baseball (0:11-3:33)I go through the state of the Major League Baseball standings. We have some surprises to discuss. A lot of very close races. The American League East, West and Wild Card spots are very much still up for grabs. The Braves are building a lead for now in the National league East. While Joey Votto and the Cincinnati Reds are firmly entrenched in the Wild Card Race.I also discuss the proposed salary floor and how it could affect the future of some teams.Joe Tilley (3:34- 36:44)Former legendary Sports Anchor for CTV and current host of the Joe Tilley Sports Podcast joined me to talk about a whole plethora of things. We talked about the possibility of CFTO/CTV in the 80's running their own highlight show to compete with Sportsline and others. We talked about what it's like that the late Toronto Sports are all still competing for viewership. We talked about how Joe went from the Tilley and Billy show to going on his own. Joe talked to us about how he got Jerry Howarth on a Zoom call. We make comparison for the early 1980's Blue Jays to the 2021 club of today. Joe talks about his favourite episodes on how he handles the nervousness of high profile guests.Follow Joe on Twitter @JoeSwissTilley On Instantgram. @JoeTilleySportsClosing it out: (36:44 to the end)I have a few announcements to make. Nothing crazy. 

Jerry Howarth Born and raised in San Francisco area Good all-round athlete Chose to pursue baseball Graduated from Santa Clara College Started broadcasting in Tacoma, Washington Joined Blue Jays in 1981 Voice of Jays from 1981-2017 #bluejays #mlb #baseball #sports #podcast #jerryhowarth #joetilley

Jerry Howarth, is an American Canadian former sports commentator, best known as the radio play-by-play voice of the Toronto Blue Jays from 1981 through the 2017 season. Howarth, had shared the play-by-play duties with his late longtime broadcast partner Tom Cheek from 1982 until 2005, then served as the play-by-play announcer until announcing his retirement before the start of spring training 2018 due to ongoing health concerns. In 1981, Howarth split his time between his radio duties in Salt Lake and his new career in Toronto where he worked part of the 1981 Blue Jays season as a commentator. In 1982, he joined Tom Cheek as full-time play-by-play partner. For the next 23 years, "Tom and Jerry" would be the radio voices of the Blue Jays. Their partnership covered the rise of the Blue Jays through the 1980s, culminating with back to back World Series Championships in 1992 and 1993.

Don Landry, Canadian sports broadcaster who formerly hosted the Morning Show on The Fan 590 with Pat Marsden and then Gord Stellick. Landry, along with Stellick, were the brains behind Chacin Cologne. The cologne was named after Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Gustavo Chacín and given out to 10,000 fans on Chacin Cologne Night at Rogers Centre. Landry is known for his sense of humour and voice impersonations. His impersonations include Jerry Howarth, Don Cherry, and Mike Tyson. He is also a frequent host of charity dinners and golf events throughout Toronto. Currently, Landry is a contributing writer for the Canadian Football League's website, as well as a columnist for the Toronto Argonauts' website. As of 2013, Landry also serves as the public address announcer during the Argonauts' home games.[1]

Jerry Howarth, American Canadian former sports commentator, best known as the radio play-by-play voice of the Toronto Blue Jays from 1981 through the 2017 season talks about Opening Day and The Toronto Blue Jays See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's October 24, 1992, and the Toronto Blue Jays have clinched their very first World Series. Hear Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth call game six of the 1992 World Series from Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium where the Toronto Blue Jays faced the Atlanta Braves, as recorded live on The Fan 1430

It's October 14, 1992, and the Toronto Blue Jays have clinched their very first ALCS and are on to their first World Series against the Atlanta Braves. Hear Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth call game six of the 1992 ALCS from Skydome where the Toronto Blue Jays faced the Oakland Athletics, as recorded live on The Fan 1430.

It's October 14, 1992, and the Toronto Blue Jays have clinched their very first ALCS and are on to their first World Series against the Atlanta Braves. Hear Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth call game six of the 1992 ALCS from Skydome where the Toronto Blue Jays faced the Oakland Athletics, as recorded live on The Fan 1430.

It's October 5, 1985, and the Toronto Blue Jays magic number for clinching their first American League Eastern division pennant is 1. Hear Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth call the bottom of the ninth and report live from the Blue Jays clubhouse after the clinching win against the New York Yankees, as recorded live on The Music of Your Life CJCL 1430.

Mike chats with Sportsnet baseball analyst Joe Siddall about his years playing for the Expos, Marlins and Tigers, how Jerry Howarth helped him become a broadcaster, his move from the radio booth to television and more.

For 36 seasons he was the voice of the Blue Jays, along with his broadcast partner Tom Cheek and then several others until he elected to retire to lighten his load and focus more on his health. Jerry Howarth came to Toronto via Salt Lake City and Tacoma WA, a long way from California. Yet, Toronto for Jerry is home and we caught up with him today prior to his regular bridge game. Jerry sounds identical today to the old tapes you may find of him doing college football from the 1970's . More importantly, you can tell from spending just a few minutes with Jerry that he remains true to himself without wavering one bit.Jerry is personable, friendly and a pleasure to speak with. He remembers every detail as if it was yesterday always applying the lens of good family person first and then baseball second.Jerry shares his stories, thoughts and feelings about Toronto, playing in Canada vs. the United States, how he almost derailed a trade and his thoughts on how Alex Anthopolous exit was booted like a random infield grounder through Manny Lee's legs. No matter your age, you will remember fondly the voice that started every game with "Hello friends" and likely had a "There, she, goes" in it as a Blue Jay player went deep.With dire news around us, including today's grandstanding, chest thumping, bargaining by MLB Jerry will hopefully bring you back to a better time when games where, you know being played.

One day, a college quarterback at Central Michigan University who was born, raised and living in Windsor Ontario (just outside of Detroit) got a call from a scout from the Montreal Expos to try out for their team. The rest is history. You've heard him on the radio and you've seen him on TV. If you are at all like me you probably don't know much about Joe Siddall. This is his story and it is a mix of every emotion you have in your arsenal.After multiple years in the minor leagues Joe made it to the bigs, playing for the Montreal Expos under Felipe Alou. A defensive catcher he enjoyed stops with the Marlins, Tigers and Red Sox before hanging them up and becoming a bullpen guru for the Tigers.Joe and his wife, both from Windsor, living in the same neighborhood they grew up in lived what sounds like a typical life with 4 kids until tragically their youngest son Kevin lost a heroic battle to Cancer. Kevin was 14 at the time In the fog of grieving, Jerry Howarth reached out and the next thing he knew he was the radio play by play voice of the Toronto Blue Jays.Joe's a thoughtful broadcaster who has endured himself to Blue Jays fans of all ages. His mix of personal experience, dedication to honesty and integrity and his family have continued to guide him in his life.Admittedly, I knew very little about the man behind the voice that I've grown to like telling me stories while providing analysis. I know some now, but look forward to learning more in the future.

Mike chats with Scott Ferguson about his years at 1430 and 590 covering Blue Jays baseball, working the radio broadcasts with Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth, his move to The Team 1050, TSN Radio, and his current health challenge.

Welcome to the 224th episode of the Dean Blundell Show. On today's episode, we welcome the voice of Blue Jays baseball for 36-years, Jerry Howarth. Jerry doesn't have a cell phone and a great attitude towards life. We explain that and discuss his retirement, the passing of Jays legend Tony Fernandez and what Tony meant to the Blue Jays during their Championship years. Jerry doesn't mince words when discussing the Astros cheating scandal and opens up about the current Blue Jays roster and the dismissal of Alex Anthopoulos. We close with Graham going after Spitten Chiclets and the city of Buffalo over the weekend on the staff twitter account. Welcome to the mud. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the October 23 London Live podcast: Looking back at the Toronto Blue Jays 1993 World Series win with Jerry Howarth. The Toronto Raptors raise their championship banner with Karl Toulouse. Going behind the scenes of a minority government with St. Thomas mayor Joe Preston.

18 year-old rocker "Vilivant" shares her story..from her love of rock to the struggles of getting her music played on the radio. Jerry Howarth reacts to the news he's a finalist to have a street in Etobicoke named after him.

3 Books is a completely insane and totally epic 15-year-long quest to uncover the 1000 most formative books in the world. Each chapter is hosted live and in-person at the guest's preferred location by Neil Pasricha, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Awesome and The Happiness Equation. Each chapter of 3 Books uncovers and discusses the three most formative books from one of the world's most inspiring people. Sample guests include: Judy Blume, David Sedaris, Chris Anderson of TED, and the world's greatest Uber driver. Each of the 333 chapters is dropped on the exact minute of every new moon and full moon until September 1, 2031. 3 Books is an Apple "Best Of" award-winning show as well as the world's only podcast by and for book lovers, writers, makers, sellers... and librarians. For more info check out: www.3books.co For 36 years, Jerry Howarth was the radio broadcaster for the two-time World Series-winning baseball team, the Toronto Blue Jays. Howarth had shared the play-by-play duties with his late longtime broadcast partner Tom Cheek from 1982 until 2005, and then served as the play-by-play announcer until announcing his retirement before the start of spring training 2018. Jerry graduated with a degree in Economics from the University of Santa Clara in 1968, then served two years as an officer in the U.S. Army, and then finally began his decades-long career as a sportscaster.  Chapter Description: My friend Drew Dudley once told me that, other than his parents, he hadn’t heard anyone speak to him more in his life than Jerry Howarth … The voice of the Toronto Blue Jays. I can relate. Growing up I would listen to Jerry Howarth call the Blue Jays games on the radio on long summer drives, with my friends at the park, or just on my clock radio with the “Sleep” timer on as I fell asleep. I was thrilled to visit the Skydome in downtown Toronto to sit down with Jerry Howarth for Chapter 30 of 3 Books. We get comfy watching batting practice together with some reggae and dance music in the background. Why do I love Jerry? Because for thirty-six years he was a local leader and community-builder who created trust with millions of baseball fans… In addition to discussing his book Hello Friends, Jerry and I talk about: How do we build a community? How do we develop authentic connections? How can we learn the art of being objective? And how do we learn to coach leaders from the ground up? So come join me and Jerry in the front seats of the Skydome just before the game begins. Welcome to Chapter 30 of 3 Books. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: How can you become a “glass overflowing” kind of person?  How can we lose with integrity and grace? What’s most important when it comes to public speaking and emceeing? How can we develop more empathy? How can death unite and connect us with others? Why shouldn’t you wear your religion on your sleeve? Why should you keep background noise in recordings and tapings? How do you take a stand with integrity? What can major league coaches learn from coaching children? What’s the only thing capable of hiding talent? Leave us a voicemail! Your message may be included in a future episode: 1-833-READ-A-LOT. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.3books.co/chapters/30 Sign up to receive podcast updates here: https://www.3books.co/email-list 

Mike chats with the voice of summers past, Jerry Howarth, about his life and Blue Jays baseball.

In Today's Cardy Show Conversation:The legendary Jerry Howarth. Toronto Blue Jays Broadcaster for 36 Seasons and Author of the new Book “Hello Friends Stories from my life and Blue Jays Baseball”. Which you can get where books are sold. Joins me to discuss his career, his life and his book. This is very special to me. Tom and Jerry were such a huge part of my life and I am sure a lot of yours.So please enjoy this episode. I want to dedicate this episode to everyone who has supported me and who has supported this podcast. This is for you. Enjoy this interview.

Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth were like extended family for Toronto Blue Jays fans, all you have to do is mention their first names, and people in Canada know exactly who you are referring too. From 1982-2004, the duo broadcasted the sights and sounds of Major League Baseball into cars, garages, workplaces and homes across the country via radio and later, the internet. When a cancer diagnosis forced Cheek to vacate the booth permanently 15 years ago, Jerry Howarth continued to call games until a surprise retirement announcement in Feb. 2018. Now he revisits his journey, from growing up in California to becoming the renowned voice of the Blue Jays for 36 years, in a new book aptly titled: Hello Friends!: Stories from My Life and Blue Jays Baseball. Listen as he discusses what influenced his style, broadcasting two historic World Series runs in 1992 and 1993, and the evolution of the Jays fanbase, plus a blow-by-blow account of an unprecedented 53-minute 7th inning, in Game 5 of the 2015 ALDS …. From Bobby Cox to Jose Bautista and everything in between, our conversation with Howarth gives insight into how he did, and still continues to, touch us all.

A legendary voice joins us in studio. Jerry Howarth, former Blue Jays radio voice, joined Barry and Matt in studio to chat about his new book, Hello Friends! Jerry and Barry reminisce about how Barry’s career was kickstarted by Jerry. Matt chimes in and gushes about Jerry’s impact on his baseball experience. The guys detail the principles of broadcasting, according to Jerry, and how HE embarked on the journey that brought him to the Blue Jays broadcast booth. What does Jerry do to prep for a chat with an athlete? Jerry chats about the late Tom Cheek and Tom’s last inning in the booth. It’s only part 1! There’s more to come in part 2 on our members only show. The First Pitch: The new Jaywalk gear has arrived. The guys discuss the Opening Day for the Blue Jays and Marcus Stroman’s sparkling first start. It appears as though the rift between Aaron Sanchez and the aforementioned Stroman has been mended. The trade of Kendrys Morales is touched on. Did Kendrys know what was happening? Jude MacDonald on the Leafs: What is wrong with Frederik Andersen and does it have to do with fatigue. Does the division of the minutes for the Leafs defence makes sense? Ask Barry Davis: How do minor leaguers survive on so little income? Does Charlie Montoyo’s minor league record at all translate into success in the majors? The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed. All that and more!

Talking Vlad's injury, Bo Bichette, Giles vs. Paulino, Charlie Montoyo, Jerry Howarth, Mark Shapiro, the week's news from Jays camp, and so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt and Rob return for your Friday afternoon edition of the podcast. The guys give their thoughts on a strange phenomenon that has surrounded the Maple Leafs all season long and Rob suggests that they might be better off not having home ice advantage against the Bruins in Round 1. Later on, one of the signature voices of a generation of Blue Jays baseball has put out a new book. Why does Jerry Howarth hold such a strong place in the hearts of the fanbase and why does he associate himself more with the 15/16 playoff Jays than with the e92/93 World Series teams? If you want to pick up Jerry's Book, head over to www.tallcanaudio.com and click on Tall Can Sports 308 for the Amazon link. If you buys it there, you'll pay what you were always going to and Amazon gives us a little kick back for sending you there. Don't forget to get signed up over at www.patreon.com/tallcanaudio for more bonus TCA content. Visit us at www.tallcanaudio.com Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @TallCanAudio

Jays From the Couch Radio presents an interview with legendary Blue Jays radio voice, Jerry Howarth. Our Catherine Stem chats with Jerry about his new book, Hello, Friends!: Stories from My Life and Blue Jays Baseball. In this interview, you'll hear Jerry discuss memories and a lot more!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Legendary former sportscaster, Jerry Howarth, best known as the radio play-by-play voice of the Toronto Blue Jays joins Mike and Dave to talk about his new book and more. Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA's best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify.

The Boys Are Back in Town! Your favourite sports talk radio hosts have a new home in Mississauga, Ontario. RAW Mike Richards and David Bastl on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. What to expect Matt Cullen is back to talk OHL Mississauga Steelheads, Betapalooza and insider information with Sports Interaction's senior line manager, Phill Gray, and legendary Blue Jays sportscaster, Jerry Howarth.Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA's best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify.

The Boys Are Back in Town! Your favourite sports talk radio hosts have a new home in Mississauga, Ontario. RAW Mike Richards and David Bastl on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. What to expect Matt Cullen is back to talk OHL Mississauga Steelheads, Betapalooza and insider information with Sports Interaction’s senior line manager, Phill Gray, and legendary Blue Jays sportscaster, Jerry Howarth. Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA’s best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify.

Legendary former sportscaster, Jerry Howarth, best known as the radio play-by-play voice of the Toronto Blue Jays joins Mike and Dave to talk about his new book and more. Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA’s best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify.

Former Blue Jay play by play man Jerry Howarth calls in to talk about this new book / Alex Trebek has cancer / The billionaire penis enlargement / Charlie's back in town / Amanda talks about her Hawaii trip / Nude beaches.

With his new book, Hello, Friends!, out on March 5, Mark sat down with longtime Blue Jays broadcaster Jerry Howarth to discuss baseball, broadcasting and life.

Heading to the homestretch, literally, the Blue Jays are giving the host plenty of things to talk about!Ryan Andrews spends the first segment discussing the performances from the 2-1 Blue Jays loss to the Orioles on Sept. 19. The host gives credit to Marco Estrada for delivering a start that the veteran right-hander needed to restablish some value heading into an off-season where he will be looking for a deal. However, Luis Rivera has earned ire once again for a terrible attempt to convert a Kendrys Morales fourth-inning fly ball into a sac fly. There was no reason for Billy McKinney to run there, and Andrews makes it known how they feel about Rivera's tenure.Then, Andrews discusses Jerry Howarth's assertion that John Schneider would be his pick to manage the Blue Jays in 2019, citing Tampa Bay's Kevin Cash. Andrews agrees with the veteran radio man, particularly Schneider's ability to use the speed on his roster to greater effect than the big-league club.Finally, Andrews previews the series opener against Tampa Bay. The Nova Scotian points out what they think is on the line for Sam Gaviglio and what his role will be for the Blue Jays in 2019. Yes he will have a role. Andrews also expects to see some more bullpen arms getting run, particularly Taylor Guerrieri against his former club.Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18! Get involved in tomorrow's Fan Friday episode!Subscribe on Google Play and iTunes!This episode is sponsored by Locked on Fantasy Football 24.7, and Locked on College. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Heading to the homestretch, literally, the Blue Jays are giving the host plenty of things to talk about! Ryan Andrews spends the first segment discussing the performances from the 2-1 Blue Jays loss to the Orioles on Sept. 19. The host gives credit to Marco Estrada for delivering a start that the veteran right-hander needed to restablish some value heading into an off-season where he will be looking for a deal. However, Luis Rivera has earned ire once again for a terrible attempt to convert a Kendrys Morales fourth-inning fly ball into a sac fly. There was no reason for Billy McKinney to run there, and Andrews makes it known how they feel about Rivera's tenure. Then, Andrews discusses Jerry Howarth's assertion that John Schneider would be his pick to manage the Blue Jays in 2019, citing Tampa Bay's Kevin Cash. Andrews agrees with the veteran radio man, particularly Schneider's ability to use the speed on his roster to greater effect than the big-league club. Finally, Andrews previews the series opener against Tampa Bay. The Nova Scotian points out what they think is on the line for Sam Gaviglio and what his role will be for the Blue Jays in 2019. Yes he will have a role. Andrews also expects to see some more bullpen arms getting run, particularly Taylor Guerrieri against his former club. Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18! Get involved in tomorrow's Fan Friday episode! Subscribe on Google Play and iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Locked on Fantasy Football 24.7, and Locked on College. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this special edition of A Swing and a Belt, Dan catches up with many players from the '93 World Series, tracing the Jays path from the moment they won the Series in '92 through to Joe Carter's dramatic home run that made them repeat champions.  With play-by-play from Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth guiding you through the game, this episode will make you feel as if you were sitting at Skydome as Game 6 unfolded. Audio Credit: ABC, CBS, CBS Radio, Channel 17, MLB Network, NBC, Sports Channel Pacific, Sports Channel Chicago, Sportsnet 590 The FAN, TSN, Toronto Blue Jays.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.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 169 of our podcast. This week, we dive into the very interesting debate over the value of a couple key Blue Jays players. We start with Kevin Pillar before figuring out Josh Donaldson's situation. You'll also hear us touch on Yangervis Solarte, J.A. Happ and Ryan Borucki. We wrap up this great episode with Catherine Stem's interview with Jerry Howarth.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Dan is at Rogers Centre with Aaron Sanchez to talk about his Little League career and fatherhood, visits with Terry Francona in Anaheim to discuss his time with the Expos and breaking the Red Sox curse, and sits down with Jerry Howarth to reminisce about four decades in the broadcast booth. Dan also introduces his […]

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...

Better get used to it! Gordie Johnson, lead singer and double neck guitarist from Canada's Big Sugar, joins Barry and Matt on Outta The Park Sessions. Gordie touches on a myriad of topics, including the genesis of the band, opening for the Rolling Stones, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top and guitars that "have songs in them." Guacamole and the tensile strength of metal are all discussed along the way. Gordie is thoughtful and concise in an insightful interview. Matt goes out of studio for Crazy News, whilst Barry talks Kieth Richards. A Pause for Thought talks Cannons. The guys tee up Sunday's interview with former Blue Jays broadcaster, Jerry Howarth. Whoa! We better stop here... Just listen to the show. Lock it in...

Toby and Kirsh talk about the Leafs getting help at the trade deadline, spring training and the Raptors getting back under way after a lengthy all-star break.The guys are then joined over the phone by the one and only Dan Shulman (ESPN/Sportsnet) and they talk about Jerry Howarth, The Bat Flip game and the expectations of the 2018 Blue Jays. Toby seemed nervous talking to one of his broadcasting favourites. Let's see if he makes it out alive..

Jays Journal Podcast - February 20th. "Generational Angst."It's been less than a week at spring training and already the Toronto Blue Jays find themselves under siege from bone spurs, twitter bon vivants, and stark admissions from their MVP superstar that nothing's transpired in the way of contract talks. But fear not, oh intrepid listener! We're back for another season of keeping you hormonally balanced, tenderly medicated, and mostly sane without breaking any laws.Tune in and listen to seasoned baseball raconteurs plying their craft; an exclusive interview with Sporting News MLB writer Ian Hunter (@BlueJayHunter), who offers us his candid thoughts on the retirement of the legendary Jerry Howarth and why 2018 has a chance to be a year of plenty. (2:48)Next, we have a lively round table with celebrated Sportsnet blogger Tao of Stieb (@TaoofStieb) and Jays Journal site expert Chris Henderson (@Baseball4Brains) sharing perspectives on Marcus Stroman, baseball collusion, and what's inside the deep recesses of Joe Biagini's head. (20:32)Richard Birfer (@richardbirfs) & Dan Seguin (@danseguin23) of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network (@CBScoutingNet) are back on the show for prospect analysis. This week? Their definitive take on Jon Harris & Sean Reid-Foley. (65:58).Tonight's episode was brought to you by: Cloudwifi (cloudwifi.ca). Do you live in a condominium and are paying too much for internet? Surf faster & save money by getting your building on-board and win a pair of season tickets for the 2018 Toronto Blue Jays regular season. E-mail bluejays@cloudwifi.ca today to see if you qualify.

Greg and Josh break down the news of the last week in Blue Jays land with a look at the signing of Jaime Garcia, what that and potential future moves mean for Joe Biagini, and how the depth signings of Craig Breslow, John Axford, and Jake Petricka fit into the mix. They also discuss the early news from spring about Devon Travis, Troy Tulowitzki, and Aaron Sanchez, the retirement of broadcast legend Jerry Howarth, and the opening day tribute and jersey retirement for the late Roy Halladay. They also answer listener questions, give out a Do Over, and introduce a new, once-a-year segment, "The First Goose Sighting of Spring." 

The Blue Jays rotation is set, thanks to the addition of Jaime García, Troy Tulowitzki is already hurt, and the voice of the Blue Jays, Jerry Howarth, has stepped back from the mic. In other words, it's actually been an interesting week in Blue Jays Land, and we actually had real things to talk about. It's time for an action packed edition of Birds All Day! || Help support the content you value; become a Birds All Day supporter at Patreon.com/BirdsAllDay -- And be sure to also check out a fresh edition of our extended podcast, SuperBAD, available exclusively to our Patreon supporters! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jays Journal Podcast - February 14. "Hope Springs Eternal."As pitchers and catchers embark on their annual rites of baseball passage, we're thrilled to bring you a fresh season of the podcast featuring more action-packed round table discussions, exclusive interviews with compelling guests; former and present Blue Jays, media luminaries, and a litany of live and interactive broadcasts that will get you through a devastating losing streak and straight into the light of day.  Helping us circumnavigate what has been a surreal free agent off-season with their literary prowess and passion for the game are three brilliant writers straight from the Jays Journal: Brendan Panikkar (@Panikkar37), Jason Lee (@Jasons_JaysHub), and Craig Borden (@Craigers1221).Together with your host, Ari Shapiro, this baseball triumvirate looks at:Jerry Howarth's retirement (6:51), the plight of over 100 free agents and the possibility of front office collusion (12:32), the leveraging nature of player arbitration and what it means for the future (15:41), the notion of emancipating a free agent after 6 years of service (22:01), the uncertainty of reclamation projects and which young players might surprise you (27:13), the 2019 free agent year interjecting with the arrival of Guerrero and Bichette (42:22), and if Josh Donaldson remains the starting third baseman of the Toronto Blue Jays after this year's trade deadline.Tonight's episode was brought to you by: Cloudwifi (cloudwifi.ca). Do you live in a condominium and are paying too much for internet? Surf faster & save money by getting your building on-board and win a pair of season tickets for the 2018 Toronto Blue Jays regular season. E-mail bluejays@cloudwifi.ca today to see if you qualify.

Mike Wilner joins Arden in studio to talk about Jerry Howarth’s retirement and why he’s optimistic about the Blue Jays in 2018. Then, Ben joins Arden and Mike from Dunedin to discuss Aaron Sanchez’s spring, Troy Tulowitzki’s injury, and the Blue Jays bullpen.

TSN Blue Jays reporter Scott Mitchell joins Landsberg in the Morning with Matt Cauz to discuss the Blue Jays offseason improvements, Josh Donaldson's future in Toronto and news that Blue Jays broadcaster Jerry Howarth is retiring.

Mike Hogan hosting today. The leader of Masters Nation, Mark Masters joins us after Leafs practice and we get a surprise cameo from James Duthie before Dave Naylor recaps the first day of CFL free agency and Fergie tells some Jerry Howarth stories.

Mike Hogan is steering the ship for Scotty today. We lead off with Josh Lewenberg to preview the Raps last 2 games before the All-Star break. Scott Mitchell joins us from Dunedin to chat about the legacy of Jerry Howarth.

TSN 1050 Jays reporter Scott Mitchell joined Mike Hogan to discuss pitchers and catchers reporting to Spring Training, Aaron Sanchez looking to bounce back this season, the Jays' need to lighten the load on Russell Martin and Jerry Howarth's surprise retirement announcement.

Howarth on vowing to never use offensive team nicknames, his prostate cancer scare, his golden voice, and life on the road.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents an interview with legendary Toronto Blue Jays Radio boradcaster, Jerry Howarth. Our Catherine Stem sits down the voice of the Blue Jays and talks about his health, his favorite call, the state of Major League Baseball and a lot more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

Sunday’s late night buzzer beater that wasn’t has everyone buzzing on this week’s I’ll Have Another. Doug Smith calls in from Sacramento to answer the obvious ― what exactly happened after Toronto Raptors Terrence Ross made that shot against the Kings ― and talk player reactions, the risk with replays and whether or not the away team would have actually won the game in overtime. Plus, what’s more worrying: the blown call or the Raptors giving up more than 30 points in the first quarter? Also on tap: coffee, sizing up the Grey Cup match up and whether anyone will actually attend, Toronto FC’s time to shine and double cheers for Jerry Howarth and the Canadian Football League.

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. 

The voice of the Toronto Blue Jays, Jerry Howarth joins the show. Jerry has coached high school basketball for the past 20 years; the effort he puts in to connect with his players is remarkable. Throughout Jerry’s coaching journey he has actively searched for mentors and as a result he has added new wrinkles to his portfolio every year. Show notes for this episode: www.coachcallstimeout.com/6. Start your 7 day free trial with Coach Calls Timeout: www.coachcallstimeout.com/register/membership. Use the coupon code PODCAST. Leave an iTunes review: www.getpodcast.reviews/id/1094127789. Start your free Audible trial: audibletrial.com/coach. Thanks for the support! The Coach Calls Timeout Team

In this episode of the Podcast Peter Bean and Andrew Hendriks speak with the newest member of the Toronto Blue Jays broadcast team Joe Siddall. Joe will be joining Jerry Howarth in the broadcast booth this season as his new partner on the Jays radio broadcasts. The announcement was confirmed Saturday. In the interview Joe shares the story of how this process got started with an email from Howarth offering condolences for the loss of his son Kevin. He also tells us how Bob Elliott’s column on the Canadian Baseball Network played a role in leading him to his new role. Joe also discusses his time with the Expos and being the catcher for Denis Boucher’s debut in Montreal. He also talks about his time working for the Detroit Tigers and throwing BP to Miguel Cabrera.

In this special edition of the Canadian Baseball Network Podcast we pay tribute to Tom Cheek. For this tribute we have assembled some of Tom’s closest friends and colleagues to share their favourite stories and moments from the time they spent with Tom. Our guests for this episode are Jerry Howarth and Bob Elliott. This episode also features the song “A Swing and a Belt” by Saskatoon hip hop artist RationaL.

Donny speaks to Blue Jays voice Jerry Howarth about his late start in radio, his father's initial displeasure with his career choice, and why he broadcasts without headphones.

Episode 218 David Laurila, curator of FanGraphs’ Q&A Series, talks with longtime Blue Jays radio voice Jerry Howarth. Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter. You can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or other feeder things. Audio after the jump. (Approximately 16 min. play time.)