Podcasts about Scherzer

Milwaukee Brewers vs. Toronto Blue Jays MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Brewers at Blue Jays 1:37PM ET—Brandon Woodruff gets the start for Milwaukee. Woodruff has nine starts posting an ERA of 3.10 with WHIP of 0.87. The right hander has an elite 32.8% K rate with 6.3% walks. Grounders are 33% with 1.46 home runs per nine innings. Max Scherzer is starting for Toronto. Scherzer started twelve games with an ERA of 3.82 with WHIP of 1.06. The veteran fans 23.2% with 6.1% walks. Ground balls sit at 26.1% with 1.77 home runs per nine innings.

Former MLB Pitcher and Host of the MayDay Podcast Trevor May joined OverDrive to discuss Max Scherzer's season with the Blue Jays and his role in the playoffs, the starting rotation entering the final stretch, the veterans on the team, Cal Raleigh's case for the AL MVP, his monster all-around season and more.

MLB.com Blue Jays Reporter Keegan Matheson joined OverDrive to discuss the headlines around the Blue Jays' open win against Minnesota, Max Scherzer's future with the Blue Jays, George Springer back in the field, Anthony Santander's potential to return, the prospect pool improving and more.

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker quickly revisit Shane Bieber's debut with the Blue Jays and how the rotation could shape up with the former Cy Young Award winner in the fold, before hearing John Schneider's media availability ahead of their series against the Minnesota Twins, including an update on Yimi Garcia's injury. Then, former pitcher and host on MLB Network Radio Jensen Lewis (28:00) stops by to discuss Bieber's return to the mound, how difficult is it to pitch to a new catcher, Max Scherzer maintaining his velocity at the age of 41, who would pitch Game 1 of the postseason between Shane and Max, how he would evaluate relievers near the end of a regular season, and the Boston Red Sox's post trade deadline turnaround. 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.

Tony opens the show by talking to Louisa Thomas of the New Yorker about the new format for mixed doubles at the US Open, Buster Olney calls in to talk about the Yankees, the Dodgers, the Cubs, Kyle Schwarber, and the possibility of realignment, Jason La Canfora calls in to talk about the Orioles, and he also talks about the Browns QB situation, Cam Ward, and how the Giants will be this year, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Dan Bern “Schwarber, Harper, Soto, and Scherzer” ; Post Sex Nachos “Been Somebody” To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

MLB.com Blue Jays Reporter Keegan Matheson joined OverDrive to discuss the headlines around the Blue Jays, Eric Lauer's move to the bullpen and the impact on the rotation, the decent play against middling teams, losing momentum in their stretch, the Yankees' power in the spotlight, Shane Bieber making his Blue Jays debut, Max Scherzer's ranking, George Springer playing lead-off on the team and more.

Brook Ward breaks down what needs to go right for the Canucks to make the playoffs, including depth contributions, goaltending, and offensive output. Cam Moon joins to talk Oilers expectations, Evander Kane's impact, and confidence in Stuart Skinner. Plus, Garland earns a surprise Team USA invite, the Jays get the best out of Scherzer, and Giulio Caravetta weighs in on the Lions' mental mistakes and QB depth in the West. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Blake Murphy and Julia Kreuz recap Max Scherzer's outing, Myles Straw's big night and more with Sportsnet broadcaster Madison Shipman. Ben Clemens (31:30) of FanGraphs joins to talk Blue Jays, Bo Bichette's next deal and Michael Harris' heater with the Braves. Following that, Baseball Prospectus' Craig Goldstein (1:03:34) joins to break down the state of the Dodgers and discuss the surging Brewers. 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.

Brent Gunning and Sam McKee are back for a midweek edition of The FAN Morning Show! The hosts start with thoughts on an impressive bounce-back win for the Blue Jays in Pittsburgh led by George Springer and Max Scherzer. The pair dive deeper into both players' resurgences in 2025 and ponder where the team would be without them. They examine Mad Max's recent stretch of quality starts and debate if he's the ace of the staff at the moment (at least until Shane Bieber's debut Friday). The pair also touch on Alejandro Kirk and his continued importance to the team playing winning baseball. In the back end of the hour, the guys review the new Dallas Cowboys documentary that released yesterday and dig into football in the ‘90s, before offering their take on how to fix the PGA Tour Playoffs and Championship.  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.

Brent & Sam wrap up their Wednesday discussing the Blue Jays, previewing their final game in Pittsburgh and the upcoming series in Miami with Shane Bieber likely starting. They welcome Sportsnet's Dan Shulman to analyze last night's game, Scherzer's strong performances, and Springer's resurgence. The show concludes with Trey Wingo (27:38) from the Alternate Routes podcast, who shares highlights from his summer of golf and discusses potential challengers to the Chiefs in the AFC, along with his thoughts on an intriguing second-year QB this season.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.

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner talk MLB betting for Tuesday. Munaf Manji (0:09–0:58) opens with excitement, noting most teams are 124–126 games deep and division races heating up. He promises best bets and promotions before introducing Griffin Warner. Griffin (0:59–1:13) admits they went 0–2 last episode but were 6–2 in the last eight and ready to build a new streak. Munaf (1:14–2:30) previews Brewers at Cubs, a doubleheader shifted by rain: Boyd vs Patrick, Cubs –130, Brewers +118, total 7.5. Griffin (2:31–3:03) jokes about losing his internet before asking about standings. Munaf (3:04–3:12) says Brewers lead Cubs by eight. Griffin (3:12–5:13) calls Milwaukee's 31 wins in 38 “incredible” while Cubs are under .500 since midseason and mentally damaged. Munaf (5:14–6:52) adds Brewers are 23–5 since the break, Cubs 13–15, their bats flat with Crow-Armstrong and Tucker slumping. Boyd has pitched well but Cubs have lost four straight of his starts due to no run support. He sticks with Milwaukee. Munaf (7:13–7:56) shifts to Cardinals at Marlins, McGreevy vs Cabrera, Miami –132. Griffin (7:58–9:27) says St. Louis sold at the deadline, bullpen shaky, GM retiring, so it's Marlins or nothing. Munaf (9:28–11:13) praises Cabrera's 2.86 ERA at home across 63 innings and sides Miami. Astros at Tigers (11:14–15:33) brings Hunter Brown at +149 against Skubal –165. Griffin calls that price shocking, noting Skubal has allowed three runs in three straight. Munaf confirms it's the first time Brown has been above +140, citing his 3–0 record with 2.93 ERA vs Detroit. They agree Astros ML and under seven. Blue Jays at Pirates (15:46–19:45): Griffin says Keller is untrustworthy while Scherzer has adjusted. Munaf notes Keller's struggles but Scherzer's strong three-game run and backs Jays on the run line. Mets at Nationals (19:47–22:23): Griffin leans over nine, citing poor bullpens. Munaf recalls Peterson's complete game shutout vs Washington and his 2.43 ERA against them since 2023, while Irvin has allowed 14 runs in three August starts, backing Mets. Mariners at Phillies (22:24–25:34): Griffin doubts Miller's return, Munaf stresses Sanchez's 9–1 home record, both back Philadelphia. Orioles at Red Sox (25:35–28:53): Griffin finds Buehler unreliable, Munaf says he struggles to string good starts, both lean over 9.5. White Sox at Braves (28:54–32:06): little faith in either side, White Sox bullpen dismissed. Yankees at Rays (33:11–37:46): Griffin praises Boz but doubts Yankees' management; Munaf notes Rodon's 3.25 ERA, New York's seven wins in ten, and Rays' cooling bats, siding Yankees –140. Rangers at Royals (37:48–43:38): Lugo has allowed 13 runs in two starts, Griffin leans Rangers with Kelly, Munaf agrees. Athletics at Twins (43:39–47:04): Lopez hasn't allowed an earned run in 24 innings, Ryan is 12–5 with 2.72 ERA, both lean under but wary of regression. Brewers at Cubs Game 2 (47:06–51:15): Woodruff vs Taillon, Griffin surprised Brewers favored on road but won't fade them, Munaf notes they've won every Woodruff start. Dodgers at Rockies (51:17–53:15): Sheehan vs Gomber, both expect runs at Coors, backing the over. Reds at Angels (53:16–55:49): Griffin tired of Hendricks, Munaf impressed by Greene's six shutout innings vs Phillies, siding Reds. Giants at Padres (55:51–58:50): Tang gave up six runs in his last outing, Pavetta 12–4 with a 2.7 ERA, Munaf backs Padres team total. Guardians at Diamondbacks (58:58–1:03:18): Griffin distrusts Rodriguez but sees Arizona's bats dangerous; Munaf notes E-Rod's poor 5.73 ERA at home, both lean over. Best bets (1:03:44–1:07:35): Griffin locks Astros–Tigers under seven, saying two aces and shaky offenses make it valuable. Munaf selects Yankees ML with Rodon, trusting their form and urgency. They close (1:07:35–1:09:14) with promos and optimism, determined to keep putting money in listeners' pockets as the postseason nears. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with Sportsnet's Chris Leroux (0:23) ahead of the second game in the series between the Jays and Pirates. They discuss the Pham/Heineman kerfuffle, Pham being left out of the roster for tonight's matchup, Barger being brought into the mix, and more. Then, they tee up Scherzer's start tonight, how the 41-year-old has looked in a Blue Jays uniform, his evolution throughout his career, the Jays' rotation, and much more. Ailish and Justin end the show breaking down the starting pitching matchup tonight and react to the latest information surrounding Vladdy's injury. 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.

Blue Jays pitching coach Pete Walker (2:32) joins Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker to chat about how he's navigated the 2025 season with his pitchers' injuries and trade deadline acquisitions, expectations for Shane Bieber when he makes his Blue Jays debut, what he's learned about Max Scherzer, how Jose Berrios can find his velocity again, Brendon Little's walk rate, Jeff Hoffman's adjustment to the closer role, and his assessments of Louis Varland and Seranthony Domínguez. Then, The Athletic's Jayson Stark stops by (28:38) to discuss the sustainability of the Blue Jays' approach to hitting, the team's high-calibre pitching staff, Scherzer's longevity, and potential MLB expansion. 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.

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner talk MLB betting for Tuesday. Munaf Manji (0:09–0:58) opens with excitement, noting most teams are 124–126 games deep and division races heating up. He promises best bets and promotions before introducing Griffin Warner. Griffin (0:59–1:13) admits they went 0–2 last episode but were 6–2 in the last eight and ready to build a new streak. Munaf (1:14–2:30) previews Brewers at Cubs, a doubleheader shifted by rain: Boyd vs Patrick, Cubs –130, Brewers +118, total 7.5. Griffin (2:31–3:03) jokes about losing his internet before asking about standings. Munaf (3:04–3:12) says Brewers lead Cubs by eight. Griffin (3:12–5:13) calls Milwaukee's 31 wins in 38 “incredible” while Cubs are under .500 since midseason and mentally damaged. Munaf (5:14–6:52) adds Brewers are 23–5 since the break, Cubs 13–15, their bats flat with Crow-Armstrong and Tucker slumping. Boyd has pitched well but Cubs have lost four straight of his starts due to no run support. He sticks with Milwaukee. Munaf (7:13–7:56) shifts to Cardinals at Marlins, McGreevy vs Cabrera, Miami –132. Griffin (7:58–9:27) says St. Louis sold at the deadline, bullpen shaky, GM retiring, so it's Marlins or nothing. Munaf (9:28–11:13) praises Cabrera's 2.86 ERA at home across 63 innings and sides Miami. Astros at Tigers (11:14–15:33) brings Hunter Brown at +149 against Skubal –165. Griffin calls that price shocking, noting Skubal has allowed three runs in three straight. Munaf confirms it's the first time Brown has been above +140, citing his 3–0 record with 2.93 ERA vs Detroit. They agree Astros ML and under seven. Blue Jays at Pirates (15:46–19:45): Griffin says Keller is untrustworthy while Scherzer has adjusted. Munaf notes Keller's struggles but Scherzer's strong three-game run and backs Jays on the run line. Mets at Nationals (19:47–22:23): Griffin leans over nine, citing poor bullpens. Munaf recalls Peterson's complete game shutout vs Washington and his 2.43 ERA against them since 2023, while Irvin has allowed 14 runs in three August starts, backing Mets. Mariners at Phillies (22:24–25:34): Griffin doubts Miller's return, Munaf stresses Sanchez's 9–1 home record, both back Philadelphia. Orioles at Red Sox (25:35–28:53): Griffin finds Buehler unreliable, Munaf says he struggles to string good starts, both lean over 9.5. White Sox at Braves (28:54–32:06): little faith in either side, White Sox bullpen dismissed. Yankees at Rays (33:11–37:46): Griffin praises Boz but doubts Yankees' management; Munaf notes Rodon's 3.25 ERA, New York's seven wins in ten, and Rays' cooling bats, siding Yankees –140. Rangers at Royals (37:48–43:38): Lugo has allowed 13 runs in two starts, Griffin leans Rangers with Kelly, Munaf agrees. Athletics at Twins (43:39–47:04): Lopez hasn't allowed an earned run in 24 innings, Ryan is 12–5 with 2.72 ERA, both lean under but wary of regression. Brewers at Cubs Game 2 (47:06–51:15): Woodruff vs Taillon, Griffin surprised Brewers favored on road but won't fade them, Munaf notes they've won every Woodruff start. Dodgers at Rockies (51:17–53:15): Sheehan vs Gomber, both expect runs at Coors, backing the over. Reds at Angels (53:16–55:49): Griffin tired of Hendricks, Munaf impressed by Greene's six shutout innings vs Phillies, siding Reds. Giants at Padres (55:51–58:50): Tang gave up six runs in his last outing, Pavetta 12–4 with a 2.7 ERA, Munaf backs Padres team total. Guardians at Diamondbacks (58:58–1:03:18): Griffin distrusts Rodriguez but sees Arizona's bats dangerous; Munaf notes E-Rod's poor 5.73 ERA at home, both lean over. Best bets (1:03:44–1:07:35): Griffin locks Astros–Tigers under seven, saying two aces and shaky offenses make it valuable. Munaf selects Yankees ML with Rodon, trusting their form and urgency. They close (1:07:35–1:09:14) with promos and optimism, determined to keep putting money in listeners' pockets as the postseason nears. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Toronto Blue Jays vs. Pittsburgh Pirates MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Blue Jays at Pirates 6:40 PM ET—Max Scherzer will start for Toronto. Scherzer in ten starts carries an ERA of 3.83 with WHIP of 1.07. The veteran fans 24.1% with 5.6% walks. Ground balls dished at 25.3% with 1.83 home runs per nine innings.

Ben & Brent discuss the Blue Jays' season and the vital relationship with the Bisons. They interview manager Casey Candaele, who just became Buffalo's all-time winningest manager, about his journey and the Bisons' role in supporting the Blue Jays. The conversation touches on key players like Scherzer, Springer, and Bieber rehabbing, alongside rising stars Barger, Clement, Loperfido, and Schneider. They wrap up with MLB Network's Adnan Virk (24:12) for insights on the Brewers, Yankees, Red Sox, and the 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 affiliate.

On this episode, Josh Goldberg recaps a big series win for the Toronto Blue Jays at home against the Chicago Cubs. We discuss Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s continued resurgence at the plate, Max Scherzer rounding into form, a dominant showing from the bullpen, and how the rotation might lineup in the postseason. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben and Brent reset on the Blue Jays' two standout stars of last night's game: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Max Scherzer. The hosts start with the All-Star first baseman to debate how different this season would feel had they not signed him long-term. Could that third richest contract in MLB history be a steal for the caliber of player they're getting? The duo debate if they, or anyone, could have predicted Scherzer would be contributing at this point of the season back when he signed his contract. Later, Ben and Brent dissect Trey Yesavage's first Triple-A start last night in Buffalo and his habit of struggling when first moving up a level. MLB Pipeline's Sam Dykstra (26:03) shares what has made him so effective and if it's realistic to expect Trey to make that final leap to the majors this season. They also pick Sam's brain about what has contributed to Toronto's farm system making a big leap in the latest rankings.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.

Jeff Blair and Sho Alli break down the Blue Jays' 2-1 win over the Cubs to take the series in Toronto! They take your calls and texts, and get right to Max Scherzer's seven innings of one-run ball - if you're constructing a playoff rotation, where does Scherzer stand in those conversations? Plus, with Shane Bieber's imminent return, how does the rotation get handled until the end of the regular season? They discuss Vladimir Guerrero Jr. smashing a two-run bomb, Bo Bichette's contract situation, and the bullpen pitching in playoff mode to win it, including another big save from Jeff Hoffman. We also hear from John Schneider, Max Scherzer, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Burlington Ontario native Owen Caissie after he made his MLB debut for the Cubs in Toronto. 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.

Former MLB Player and Host of the Diggin' Deep Podcast Eric Hosmer joined OverDrive to discuss the headlines across MLB, the Blue Jays' winning stretch, leading the AL East, the importance of a strong clubhouse, the ceiling of the roster, veteran leadership to a group Max Scherzer's role on the team and more.

In this episode, Hagen & Brett discuss:* The Milwaukee Brewers and their historic season* EPIC Showdown on the Mound with Scherzer vs Kershaw* Roman Anthony Gets PAID* Paul Skenes Dominance* Jen Pawol Makes MLB History Get full access to The Skippers View at www.theskippersview.com/subscribe

Shedeur gets his shot; Kershaw vs. Scherzer; In The News!

Future Hall of Famers Clayton Kershaw and Max Scherzer faced off on the Dodger Stadium mound on Friday night, and 37-year-old Kershaw outdueled 41-year-old Scherzer. Both went six innings, but Kersh was slightly more effective and left with a 2-1 lead thanks to a two-run homer from Mookie Betts, who recently got some help in the batting cage from old friend JD Martinez. The Dodgers added three more runs in the seventh inning, and the bullpen held the lead. Join Jeff Snider and Kevin Skinner to talk all about it! Tube in all season long! Leave a voicemail or text the Friend of the Show hotline!

Sho Alli breaks down the Blue Jays' 5-1 loss vs. the Dodgers in the series opener out west. He takes your calls and texts, and gets right to the historic matchup between Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw - given how pitchers are used these days, will we ever see another battle like that ever again? He also discusses Scherzer's start itself - despite the home run from Mookie Betts, do you feel better about where Scherzer is at this point of the season? Plus, he gets to a rare off night for the Jays' bats, some minor mistakes from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette, and discusses Brendon Little struggling late in the game. 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.

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB betting for Friday.

Time for Sports Graffiti! AK and Momo react to a video of Luka playing for the Slovenian National Team! Do LeBron and Luka's goal align for this upcoming season? How will the Lakers defense be better this year? Classic matchup tonight at Dodger Stadium, Scherzer vs Kershaw! Is there a spot on the postseason roster for the Dodgers if everyone is healthy? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Paul Skenes continues to dominate hitters for the Pirates. Is the Cy Young contender the best pitcher in Baseball? Plus, we rip through all the races in MLB, Give Bo Bichette major love, and talk Kershaw vs Scherzer. All inside The Mayor's Office presented by Fanduel. Full Youtube Broadcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J74nsFTYn5Q

TSN baseball analyst Steve Phillips joins us on a Mail it in Friday! He discusses the Jays' hot bats heading into the series with the Dodgers. Phillips shares his thoughts on the Max Scherzer / Clayton Kershaw matchup and the importance of the upcoming stretch of games for Toronto.

D'Marco talks about Metallica and how their music changed everything. We replay the clip of Vin Scully from 2008 where he called a game in which Kershaw and Scherzer faced each other for the first time in their careers. Will tonight be the final face off between two legends? We talk about the DREAM TEAM as they one GOLD today in 1992. There will never be another team like that. Time for HOT and COLD presented by NEXGEN. the DUMP and SUPER CROSSTALK with Andy Kamenetzky and Momo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

El béisbol nos regala un espectáculo imperdible: Clayton Kershaw vs Max Scherzer, dos leyendas vivientes y futuros miembros del Salón de la Fama se enfrentarán en un duelo que podría ser el último entre ambos. Además, en este episodio de Baseball News, debatimos si Shohei Ohtani y Aaron Judge son realmente los MVP del 2025 o si Kyle Schwarber y Cal Raleigh están robando protagonismo. También repasamos lo mejor de la jornada: Paul Skenes brilla con Piratas, Bravos remontan con 2 HR de Drake Baldwin, Mariners dejan en el terreno a White Sox, Atléticos se imponen con jonrón de Colby Thomas y los Yankees arrancan serie clave ante Astros. ¡No te lo pierdas!Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

Ailish Forfar and Jesse Rubinoff kick things off with Dan Shulman (1:44) ahead of Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw's heavyweight tilt. They discuss the matchup between the two future hall of fame pitchers and how each has looked so far this season, the Dodgers not looking like themselves recently, what to expect at Dodgers Stadium, and much more. Then, following Victoria Mboko's historic win at the National Bank Open, Sportsnet's Danielle Michaud (14:13) joins the show to discuss the scenes from Montreal, what she noticed from Mboko throughout the tournament, Osaka's reaction during the finals, and much more. Then, former Blue Jays outfielder Kevin Pillar (32:31) joins the show ahead of the Dodgers series. They discuss what it is like to face off at the plate against Clayton Kershaw and how he has reinvented himself in the later stages of his career, if Toronto will carry momentum from their record setting series against the Rockies into their series against L.A., and more. Then, they discuss his time with the Blue Jays and what it was like as the team began to find major success, the different roles on contending teams, and much more. 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.

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Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB betting for Friday.

Toronto Blue Jays vs. LA Dodgers MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Blue Jays at Dodgers 10PM ET—Max Scherzer will start for Toronto. Scherzer in eight starts deals with an ERA of 4.39 with WHIP of 1.05. the veteran fans 27% with 4.9% walks. Ground balls sit at 24.8% with 1.98 home runs per nine innings.

We were joined by Mitch Bannon of the Athletic to discuss Blue Jays baseball and the upcoming pitching match-up between Kershaw and Scherzer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ailish Forfar and Jesse Rubinoff kick things off with Rob Longley (3:37) to tee up the Blue Jays series against the Rockies. They discuss the teams new additions, who could potentially be the Jays' Game 1 playoff starter, Scherzer's recent stretch of play, the trust in the Jays' top bullpen arms including Hoffman, Bichette leading the way in hitting and how it could affect his next contract this offseason, and more. Then, with the NFL preseason underway, Cynthia Frelund (26:50) joins the show to discuss the biggest storylines around the league starting with the Micah Parsons trade request out of Dallas. They take a look into the early days of Ben Johnson with the Bears and what the expectations should be in his first season as a head coach, preseason playoff expectations for the AFC, and much more. Next, Mike Kelly (50:04) joins the show to discuss early predictions for Team Canada's 2026 Olympic roster following the 42-player orientation. They break down the goaltending options, the notable omissions, if Celebrini could make the roster, and much more. 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.

Kansas City Royals vs. Toronto Blue Jays MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Royals at Blue Jays 3PM ET—Noah Cameron gets the start for KC. Cameron in fourteen starts has an ERA of 2.44 with WHIP of 1.00. The left hander strikes out 22.2% with 7.2% walks. Ground balls served at 44.4% with 1.00 home runs per nine innings. Max Scherzer will start for Toronto. Scherzer has seven starts carrying an ERA of 4.89 with WHIP of 1.09. The veteran fans 28.1% with 5.8% walks. Ground balls sit at 24.2% with 2.06 home runs per nine innings.

The great, the legendary, the broadcast God, Bob Costas joins us! We talk hall of fame, we talk Ryne Sandberg, we talk hall of fame voting, we talk the state of baseball! (30:30) Max Scherzer is a funny guy. He said he can't wait to have a face-to-face with Rob Manfred. Why? You have his number! (37:00) Shannon Sharpe is out at ESPN. Done. Finished. Just weeks after his lawsuit was settled. (45:00) Gilbert Arenas was arrested for hosting poker games. Here's why he can't do that. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The great, the legendary, the broadcast God, Bob Costas joins us! We talk hall of fame, we talk Ryne Sandberg, we talk hall of fame voting, we talk the state of baseball! (30:30) Max Scherzer is a funny guy. He said he can't wait to have a face-to-face with Rob Manfred. Why? You have his number! (37:00) Shannon Sharpe is out at ESPN. Done. Finished. Just weeks after his lawsuit was settled. (45:00) Gilbert Arenas was arrested for hosting poker games. Here's why he can't do that. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Justin Cuthbert and Sam McKee kick things off with former Blue Jays pitcher Ricky Romero (1:47) ahead of the Jays' second of four games against the Tigers. They discuss the team's play as of late, what Max Scherzer's presence has meant for the team, the Jays' pitching staff heading into the deadline, and more. Then, they discuss how bringing in players at the deadline can impact the ball club, what would be the ideal number of arms that the Blue Jays should target, the team continuing to roll on offence, and more. Then, Justin and Sam discuss the tough choices that Atkins and Shapiro will have to make this week, who should be the top targets to improve the team, answer your texts, and more.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.

Blake Murphy and Julia Kreuz open the show recapping the Blue Jays' loss to the Yankees where Max Scherzer got dinged up and Jeff Hoffman conceded a game-winning home run in the ninth. Chris Rose (30:20) of Jomboy Media gives his take on the Jays, Jacob Misiorowski's role with the Brewers for the rest of the season, and the state of the Cleveland Guardians. Brandon Warne (51:51) of Locked on Twins updates on the cost of players that Minnesota might move at the trade deadline. Afterwards, Keith McPherson (01:13:50) of WFAN660 discusses the Yankees' side of their three-games series at Rogers Centre including Anthony Volpe's blunders at shortstop and New York's power showing up at the plate on Tuesday.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.

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB betting for Tuesday. ⚾ Umpiring Chaos: Griffin and Munaf detail egregious officiating, including Juan Soto's walk on miscalled pitches and Felix Bautista's bad call with bases loaded.

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB betting for Tuesday. ⚾ Umpiring Chaos: Griffin and Munaf detail egregious officiating, including Juan Soto's walk on miscalled pitches and Felix Bautista's bad call with bases loaded.

NY Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Yankees at Blue Jays 7PM ET—Cam Schlittler is starting for NYY. Schlittler in his MLB debut allowed three earned runs with seven strikeouts in 5 1/3rd innings at home to the Mariners. Max Scherzer will start for Toronto. Scherzer has five starts carrying an ERA of 4.70 with WHIP of 1.26. The veteran fans 25.5% with 7.4% walks.

Kenny Young is still here with us and Travis tries to recruit him for our Softball game on July 11th. Kenny shares his thoughts about the future of the Lakers with or without LeBron. LeBron James has posted something on Instagram that we are not sure what it means. Plus, Clayton Kershaw is 3 strikeouts away from 3,000. How do you rank Verlander, Scherzer, and Kershaw? Who get the bronze medal between the 3? Time for HOT and COLD. The DUMP and SUPER CROSSTALK with MASON and IRELAND. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After some big wins against the Yankees, the Blue Jays are fighting for first. Arden and Ben discuss the vibes around the team (1:02) and the latest on Scherzer (9:43) before wondering about trade deadline additions (26:15).This podcast is produced and sound engineered by Sho Alli and hosted by Ben Nicholson-Smith and Arden Zwelling.Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.caAudio Credits: MLB.com, Sportsnet, Sportsnet 590 The FANThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Host of the MayDay! Podcast and Former MLB Pitcher Trevor May joined OverDrive to discuss his perception of the Blue Jays' overall roster, Max Scherzer's return to the mound for the team, Aaron Judge's batting skill and the view from a pitcher, Cal Raleigh's monster season and more.

TSN Baseball Insider Steve Phillips joined OverDrive to discuss the headlines around MLB, the Blue Jays picking up big wins, Addison Barger's emergence through the season, the management perspective to the trade deadline, Max Scherzer expectations on the mound and more.