Podcasts about Toronto Blue Jays

The Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals officially kicked off trade deadline season, completing a straightforward one-for-one swap this past weekend. The Nationals sent third baseman Curtis Mead to the Red Sox in exchange for pitcher Connelly Early, with both teams addressing organizational needs by swapping young talent. The question now is: Which teams will be the next to make a deal before the August 3 trade deadline? On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman break down the deal, give credit to the Nationals for the long-term process that landed them the Red Sox left-hander, and wonder how Mead might fit in with Boston. They then recap both teams' victorious series from this past weekend, which saw the Red Sox take down the Toronto Blue Jays despite an impressive pitching performance from Dylan Cease, while the D-backs fell to the Nationals. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan are joined by Chicago White Sox pitcher Erick Fedde, who talks about his Pop-A-Shot dominance in the Texas Rangers' clubhouse and the success the White Sox have had thanks in part to the major contributions from Munetaka Murakami. The guys then recap the rest of the weekend's action, including the San Diego Padres possibly playing themselves out of trading Mason Miller, the Detroit Tigers possibly playing themselves into trading Tarik Skubal and the Los Angeles Dodgers failing to sweep the New York Mets in Queens.   1:18 - The Opener: Red Sox & Nats make a trade 21:31 - Successful weekend for both teams in the standings 27:30 - Erick Fedde talks Pop-A-Shot, White Sox success 44:48 - How Sweep It Is: Padres and Rays sweep 53:36 - Around The League: Tigers might be selling 57:01 - Dodgers fail to complete the sweep 1:01:07 - Turbo Mode: Weekend recap Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

During Hour 1 Ben Ennis from Sportsnet 590 The Fan's Morning Show joined the program discussing the Toronto Blue Jays' struggles and an offseason of changes for the Maple Leafs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 446: The second half of the MLB season is officially underway. Winning streaks aplenty are coming out of theAll-Star break, highlighted by the Red Sox pushing their streak to 13 games in a row while seemingly making a push for Athletics star catcher Shea Langeliers. The guys recap every series since the break — from Pirates-Guardians toNationals-A's and Dodgers-Yankees. They chat about every team and dive deep into the American League East. The injury to Yankees captain Aaron Judge has gripped the Yankees' offense. Dallas asks whether it's possible we don't see Judge return this season and what that could mean for the Bronx Bombers. Jared discusses the disappointing season the defending American League champions, the Toronto Blue Jays, are having, as well as a pair of young pitchers who recently signed long-term extensions with their clubs. Tap into BID this week — we have a special interview with Greg Maddux dropping Tuesday! Hit subscribe and don't miss our next episodes. 00:00:00 - Welcome to the Second Half of the Season | Red Sox Win 13 Games Win Streak 00:08:42 - Shea Bangeliers On The Move?  00:15:00 - Inner Circle Hall Of Fame Guest Coming Soon 00:20:32 - Weekend Series Recap | White Sox vs Blue Jays    00:21:53 - Pirates vs Guardians   00:23:13 - Braves vs Rangers  00:24:50 - Astros vs Orioles    00:26:25 - Brewers vs Marlins   00:27:20 - Phillies vs Mets   00:30:20 - Tigers vs Angels    00:35:28 - Cubs vs Twins  00:36:19 - Reds vs Rockies    00:37:32 - Nationals vs A's   00:45:58 - Mariners vs Giants   00:48:50 - Cam Schlittler Doesn't Get It  00:57:55 - Padres vs Royals   01:00:58 - Dodgers vs Yankees | Will We See Aaron Judge Again This Year? 01:15:46 - Blue Jays Blues  01:23:33 - Haircut & Beard Etiquette     01:26:07 - Yamamoto Goes Complete vs Yankees  01:40:36 - Shohei Ohtani & Will Smith Injuries  01:52:02 - Chase Burns, Locked Up | What's Next For The Reds? 01:57:45 - Kyle Bradish Breaks Orioles Record  02:02:39 - Rintaro Sasaki, Decides To Stay in MLB 02:06:14 -  Award-Winning Nugs 02:10:50 - Final Thoughts  NEW BID MERCH IS HERE: https://www.baseballisdead.com Trade $25 for the chance to earn up to $500.- https://app.kalshi.com/1r91/BID Sign Up For Our Patreon for more Baseball Is Dead Content! https://www.patreon.com/cw/BaseballisDead This episode of Baseball is Dead is sponsored by BetterHelp. Sign up and get 10% off at https://BetterHelp.com/BASEBALL #ad  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2026 Boston Red Sox have given their fans quite the ride over the past four months. After a rough start to the season that saw manager Alex Cora lose his job, they now find themselves on a 13-game winning streak and suddenly in a wild card spot. They're also just seven games out of first place in the AL East. Is a division title in the cards? On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman talk about the historic run Boston has been on, including sweeping their rivals, the Tampa Bay Rays, this past weekend. They highlight how the Red Sox bullpen has been incredibly strong during this stretch, as well as the offensive contributions from Willson Contreras, Wilyer Abreu and Caleb Durbin. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan discuss the surprising news that Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani will put pitching on hold for the rest of the season as he battles a leg injury, and whether Pete Crow-Armstrong could overtake the Japanese star for the NL MVP award. They also break down the Toronto Blue Jays getting a reality check from the Chicago White Sox this past weekend, the Milwaukee Brewers sweeping the Miami Marlins and recap all the other action from around baseball.   1:15 - The Opener: Red Sox win streak 21:54 - We Need To Talk About: Ohtani steps off the mound 32:52 - PCA vs. Ohtani for MVP? 39:39 - How Sweep It Is: Brewers sweep Marlins 52:13 - Blue Jays get a reality check 55:32 - Field Report: Skenes guts it out vs. Guardians 1:01:56 - How Sweep It Is: Weekend recap Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

A series loss to the White Sox raises the question: will the Blue Jays have to sell? Ben shares some thoughts on the weekend  (1:37) then looks ahead at the Jays' deadline decision (11:55). This podcast is produced and sound engineered by Cristian Ceniti and hosted by Ben Nicholson-Smith and Arden Zwelling. Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca 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.

White Sox vs. Blue Jays MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 7/19/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Chicago White Sox at Toronto Blue Jays by Tony T. This matchup pairs Davis Martin, a right-hander, against Shane Bieber, a right-hander. Davis Martin enters with a 3.41 ERA and 1.29 WHIP across 18 appearances and 18 starts, while Shane Bieber owns a 7.64 ERA and 2.04 WHIP through 4 appearances and 4 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.

Griffin Warner talks betting for Friday. Griffin Warner returns with a new episode of the What I Bet Podcast on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed from the Pregame.com Podcast Network, diving into a loaded Friday, July 17th Major League Baseball card while riding a strong recent stretch of 5 and 2 in his last 7 picks, 7 and 3 in his last 10, and 10 and 5 in his last 15. The episode opens with an early matinee between the Tampa Bay Rays and Boston Red Sox, featuring Griffin Jax against rookie left hander Jake Bennett, before moving into the marquee matchup of the night as the Los Angeles Dodgers visit the New York Yankees with Roki Sasaki opposing Gerrit Cole, a game complicated by the possible absence of Shohei Ohtani and the continued absence of Aaron Judge. Warner works methodically through the rest of the card, breaking down Jared Jones against Gavin Williams as the Pittsburgh Pirates travel to face the Cleveland Guardians, a matchup that becomes central to the episode. He also covers Anthony Kay and the first place Chicago White Sox against Spencer Miles and the Toronto Blue Jays, Cal Quantrill and the Texas Rangers against a red hot Chris Sale and the Atlanta Braves, and Sandy Alcantara leading the Miami Marlins against Logan Henderson and the Milwaukee Brewers. From there, Warner turns to Bailey Ober and the Minnesota Twins against Colin Rea and the Chicago Cubs, citing possible wind conditions at Wrigley Field, along with Dean Kremer and the Baltimore Orioles against Peter Lambert and a Houston Astros bullpen bolstered by the return of closer Josh Hader. He continues through Michael King and the San Diego Padres against Seth Lugo and the Kansas City Royals, Brady Singer and the Cincinnati Reds against Gabriel Hughes and the Colorado Rockies, Troy Melton and the Detroit Tigers against Reid Detmers and the Los Angeles Angels, Cade Cavalli and the Washington Nationals against Gage Jump and an Athletics club currently playing in Sacramento, and closes the card breakdown with Landen Roupp and the San Francisco Giants against a surging Bryce Miller and the Seattle Mariners. Along the way, Warner shares a major promotional code, base25, offering 25 percent off any purchase at Pregame.com including his own season long MLB All Access package, dropping the price from 349 dollars to 262 dollars before the offer expires on July 27th, while noting he is up 21 and a half units of MLB profit on the season. The episode closes with Warner's official best bet, backing the Cleveland Guardians and Gavin Williams at minus 129 after building his case around Cleveland's pitching depth and bullpen advantage over Pittsburgh throughout the show. Listeners can find new episodes of the What I Bet Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify through the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed on the Pregame.com Podcast Network, with daily updates from Warner available at Real_G_Warner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniele Franceschi and Zack Bodenstein welcome Toronto Blue Jays voice Dan Shulman to discuss several topics, including the potential naming of the home run dragon and the unveiling of the Joe Carter statue. They explore Buck Martinez's significance to the franchise and anticipate the Blue Jays' performance in the second half of the season, particularly focusing on player health and bullpen reliability. In the second segment, they chat with World Cup analyst Jordan Wilson (24:43) about key storylines in the upcoming finals, including Spain's ability to counter Argentina and the impact of the first goal. They also discuss Messi's legacy and the potential for a new star in Lamine Yamal. The episode wraps up with final predictions for the World Cup final. 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.

Daniele Franceschi and Zack Bodenstein kick off Friday morning by celebrating the Toronto Blue Jays return of action tonight against the Chicago White Sox! They dive into the three major storylines they're watching closely in the second half, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s outlook heading down the stretch, the team's reliance on the bullpen, and how to get more length from the starters as the season progress. The guys also take a look at the statue of Joe Carter being unveiled on Sunday and ask which other Blue Jay would deserve a statue at Rogers Centre? After the break, the guys listen back to LeBron James' comments as he navigates his free agency and debate what factors are playing deciding roles that might not have earlier in his career. The guys question how long he will drag this out for and why is Adam Silver delaying the 2026-27 schedule release until LeBron decides. 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 voice of the Toronto Blue Jays, current Toronto Star baseball columnist and host of the Deep Left Field podcast, Mike Wilner joined Chrystal to chat about the Blue Jays. Mike discussed what's new with the Blue Jays, and why he's not feeling negative about the team. The two also previewed the upcoming White Sox series and talked about what Mike is enjoying this season, as well as the statue being unveiled soon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Podcasts are more fun when your friends are the guests. Today's episode of In The Circle is proof of that.You'll hear from Chicago Bandits pitcher and new Tulsa pitching coach Amber Fiser. She reflects on her time at North Florida, discusses her next chapter at Tulsa, and shares what's made the Bandits' season so much fun.Afterward, we look back at our May conversation with Madison Shipman about her work with the Toronto Blue Jays. We also discuss which softball analysts could make a similar jump.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

With the Toronto Blue Jays in the midst of a depressing season, Justin and Patrick take a break to do something fun. The guys rank baseball pitches on a tier list and pick what their mix would be if they were starting pitchers. Let us know your pitch mix in the comments!

Griffin Warner talks sports betting for Tuesday. Griffin Warner delivers a leaner but sharp episode of What I Bet built around the only two events worth betting on this Tuesday, the World Cup semifinal between Spain and France at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and the Major League Baseball All Star Game at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. Griffin opens at 0:32 by setting the stage for Spain and France, two nations that entered the tournament as co favorites at 5 to 1 odds as of July 3rd but have since diverged, with France now installed as the clear favorite needing a win in regulation to cover the spread. At 1:17 Griffin lays out his case for Spain, arguing that their possession based style works identically whether they are favored or underdogs, a trait he considers rare in knockout soccer, and noting the team is getting healthier at the right time. At 1:33 he acknowledges France's individual talent, led by Kylian Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele, both of whom scored from outside the box in a 2 to 0 quarterfinal win over Morocco discussed at 2:03, while questioning whether longtime manager Didier Deschamps offers much beyond simply fielding the more talented roster. By 2:18 Griffin lands on his headline soccer pick, backing Spain as a quarter goal underdog and urging listeners to grab the number immediately before it shifts, explaining that the quarter goal split between a pick em portion and a plus one half portion protects bettors with a partial cash return if the match extends into extra time, which he expects given Spain's discipline defending against counterattacks. At 2:48 he shares his lean on the two and a half goal total, expecting the public to favor the over given the star power on both rosters while he sees a low scoring, controlled match shaping up instead, landing at 3:19 on a combined recommendation of Spain under the total and Spain to advance outright near plus 130 depending on the sportsbook. The show pivots to baseball at 3:49, with Griffin outlining the All Star Game lines, a National League team favored at minus 128 against the American League at plus 116, and a total of eight runs priced at minus 104 to the under and minus 116 to the over. At 4:20 he explains his general approach to exhibition baseball, trusting that the sport's best pitchers will suppress even the hottest first half hitters, despite acknowledging Philadelphia's shorter outfield dimensions raise the risk profile for an under play. At 4:50 Griffin spends real time on the Toronto Blue Jays' dominant presence in All Star voting following last season's seven game World Series run, highlighting Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s selection as the American League's starting first baseman despite a career worst first half that included stretches of just five home runs, and wondering aloud whether a taxing offseason program contributed to the decline. At 5:05 he notes Blue Jays manager John Schneider is running the American League dugout, tying the assignment to Toronto's pennant winning season, and projects a National League win that should mean fewer total at bats and a lower final score. After a quick promotional break at 5:35 pointing listeners toward pregame dot com and the CUP15 discount code for 15 dollars off any package, including Griffin's World Cup All Access pass covering the tournament's final four match days for 60 dollars instead of 75, Griffin previews an upcoming return to full scale baseball coverage once the World Cup wraps this Sunday and marks the milestone of six years and 64 episodes of Pregame Network podcasting. He closes at 6:51 with his top play of the night, the under eight runs total in the All Star Game, built on the theory that elite pitching wins out over hot hitting even in a hitter friendly ballpark, and offers the under first five innings at 7:07 as a higher variance alternative for bettors wanting extra action, reasoning that without extra innings or the Manfred Man rule extending the game the first five inning number offers a cleaner read on true scoring pace. Griffin signs off previewing Tuesday's World Cup semifinal as the centerpiece of the show's next episode and thanking listeners for their continued support of What I Bet and the wider Straight Outta Vegas AM lineup on the Pregame Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Josh Goldberg takes stock of where the Toronto Blue Jays stand at the All-Star break. We identify some of the biggest reasons for the team's struggles in 2026 and if there's any reasons for optimism down the stretch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Brenden Escott begins the July 13 show with a recap of the weekend in sports, including FIFA World Cup action, CFL games and the Toronto Blue Jays on the West Coast taking on the San Diego Padres in advance of the MLB All-Star break. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Duff and Martin Biron analyze the four-year contract extension for Peyton Krebs and explore the persistent trade rumors linking goaltender Connor Hellebuyck to the Buffalo Sabres. They later welcome Pat Malacaro to discuss upcoming Buffalo Bisons promotions and the development of key prospects within the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system. 01:46 - Peyton Krebs Contract Extension 07:10 - Connor Hellebuyck Trade Speculation 13:25 - Amerks Schedule And Highlights 23:18 - Pat Malacaro In Studio 26:35 - Bisons Promotions And Events 34:30 - Professional Sports Broadcasting Career 43:00 - Bisons Mount Rushmore Discussion

After watching the Blue Jays limp into the all-star break with a series loss in San Diego, Arden looks at how a lack of attention to detail led to a pair of one-run losses (00:55). He also takes stock of where the team stands heading into a critical stretch (24:13), talks about the Blue Jays heading to the all-star game (42:51), and looks at who the club selected in MLB's draft (50:11). This podcast is produced and sound engineered by Christian Ryan and hosted by Arden Zwelling. Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca 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.

Blue Jays vs. Padres 7/12/26 MLB Pick Prediction by Ramon Scott

Toronto Blue Jays at San Diego Padres by Tony T. Matchup Analysis The road starter enters with the stronger run-prevention profile. The road starter owns the stronger strikeout rate. The road starter also has the cleaner walk rate. Ground-ball contact favors the road starter. The road starter has allowed fewer home runs per nine. Kevin Gausman has made 19 starts in 19 appearances, while German Marquez has made 7 starts in 8 appearances. The comparison puts immediate focus on strike throwing, contact quality and each starter's ability to keep the ball in the park.

Roger Lajoie and Kaitlyn McGrath break down the Toronto Blue Jays' 5-3 comeback win over the San Diego Padres to open their three-game series at Petco Park. They took your texts while discussing Kazuma Okamoto's go-ahead three-run homer, Shane Bieber and the bullpen keeping Toronto in control, and the Jays' three-game winning streak bringing them closer to an American League Wild Card spot. 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 vs. Padres MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 7/11/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Toronto Blue Jays at San Diego Padres by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Trey Yesavage enters with an above-average strikeout rate, elevated walk risk, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 3.31 ERA and 1.08 WHIP summarize the results, while the 0.9 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Walker Buehler counters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a ground-ball lean. His 5.07 ERA, 1.39 WHIP and 1.1 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.

Ben & Woods open the 9am hour with The Reindl Report and a couple of Paulie's top stories of the morning, including Emmy nominations that were announced the other day! Then the guys briefly talk about the big Kawhi Leonard trade being held up in the NBA before we look ahead to this weekend's series against the Toronto Blue Jays and get out of here on a Friday! Listen here!

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Marc Grandi and Dan Dibley discuss Logan Webb's outing in yesterday's loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, a game where the San Francisco Giants were nearly no-hit. Webb went after a member of the Bay Area sports media on Twitter and later deactivated his account. Could the Giants trade him at the deadline? Should they? The guys discuss this.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Marc Grandi and Dan Dibley discuss Logan Webb's outing in yesterday's loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, a game where the San Francisco Giants were nearly no-hit. Webb went after a member of the Bay Area sports media on Twitter and later deactivated his account. Could the Giants trade him at the deadline? Should they? The guys discuss this. In Hour 2, Grandi and Dibs continue discussing Logan Webb's social media habits and his possible trade value. They're also joined by Chris Rose of Jomboy Media and NFL Network to chat about the Giants and Webb. In Hour 3, Grandi and Dibs figure out the overall state of the Warriors roster and revisit LeBron James' free agency. Also, they ask the question if there's time to pivot for the Warriors if LeBron James doesn't sign with the Dubs In Hour 4, Grandi and Dibs wonder if Anthony Davis' price tag is a bit steeper considering he may be paired unofficially with LeBron James. Also, there are subtle hints about LeBron's free agency that are popping up, including if he's using the Warriors for leverage.

Brent Gunning and Daniele Franceschi open Friday's episode discussing news that the NBA's ongoing investigation of Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers has put a hold on his return to the Toronto Raptors. The guys talk through their frustration with the situation, including the timing and potential of the deal falling through. Afterwards, Brent and Daniele shift their focus to the Toronto Blue Jays (35:32) as they get set for a weekend series in San Diego against the Padres. They chat about their level of confidence in Toronto's offence after plating 19 runs in the preview two contests, and the Jays' leash with Shane Bieber ahead of his fourth start since returning from 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 affiliate.

Toronto Blue Jays at San Diego Padres by Tony T. JP Sears enters with the lower ERA, while JP Sears owns the stronger strikeout rate in this matchup. The ground-ball edge belongs to JP Sears, an important separator when evaluating traffic, extra-base-hit exposure and the likelihood of keeping the ball in the park.

After a series win against the Giants that ended with a near no-hitter by Dylan Cease the Toronto Blue Jays find themselves in an interesting spot. Justin and Patrick discuss what the upcoming schedule looks like and what the team needs to do the rest of the way, and the players who need to step up in order for them to achieve their goal.

The Giants lost 10-0 to the Toronto Blue Jays and nearly were no-hit by the Toronto Blue Jays, and ace right-hander Logan Webb was active on Twitter following the loss. What's Webb's future with the organization? Would it be wise for the Giants to trade him? Grandi and Dibs react.

Not all is well with the Blue Jays as the all-star break looms. But are they any worse off than the similarly middling competition around the American League? Arden and Ben ponder the club's trade deadline strategy (2:42) before checking in on Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s struggles. (19:23) Then, a quick trip around the rotation with thoughts on Dylan Cease, Kevin Gausman, Shane Bieber, and Trey Yesavage. (32:08) This podcast is produced and sound engineered by Christian Ryan and hosted by Arden Zwelling and Ben Nicholson-Smith. Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca 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.

Arden and Ben had just recorded an episode and kicked up their feet to enjoy an afternoon of Blue Jays baseball… when Dylan Cease happened. So, the guys jumped back on the mics to offer their first blush reactions to Cease's near no-hitter (00:39) and dig into the decisions John Schneider made — or didn't make — as the game wore on (13:31). This podcast is produced and sound engineered by Christian Ryan and hosted by Arden Zwelling and Ben Nicholson-Smith. Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca 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.

Pack your bags, polish your irons, and get the carts warmed up, Nasties! Today is officially the finest day on the summer calendar—it is the day of the 3rd Annual EST Golf Classic!Because the boys are heading out to dominate the fairways, we are coming at you with a special, rapid-fire, action-packed two-hour edition of the show. To be completely honest, we don't have a strict blueprint for where the microphones are going to take us today—it's pure, unfiltered, pre-tournament energy. There will absolutely be some sports talk, a heavy dose of classic golf debate, and plenty of laughs as we get ready for another incredible day out with the best community in sports radio. On Today's Show: The Blue Jays' Bats Finally Wake Up!: Hallelujah, they finally found the win column! After a brutal, soul-crushing mid-summer slide, the Toronto Blue Jays absolutely exploded out on the West Coast yesterday. The offense was booming from the opening pitch, giving fans a massive sigh of relief. We break down the hitting adjustments and debate if this is the spark that can finally turn their summer around. The 6-Team NHL Anarchy Experiment: The NBA completely shattered the internet yesterday by executing a wild, complex 6-team blockbuster trade. Naturally, it got Dusty's gears turning. If the basketball world can pull off a 6-team transaction, why can't the hockey world? Dusty hits the whiteboard to unveil his ultimate, highly chaotic, hypothetical 6-team NHL mega-trade. Wait until you see which superstars get moved in this absolute cap-era simulation. Live from The Ranch with Murray McCourt: To properly set the mood for today's tournament, we welcome in Murray McCourt, General Manager and Executive Golf Professional at The Ranch Golf and Country Club. Murray joins the show to give us a boots-on-the-ground report on how the course is looking for the tournament, how the local 2026 golfing season has been tracking, and what the players can expect from the greens today. EST Golf Classic Time Machine: With the 3rd annual tournament officially kicking off today, the boys take a walk down memory lane to rekindle our absolute fondest, funniest, and most chaotic memories from the first two EST Golf Classics.Hit that LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE to the channel, and fire your score predictions for today's tournament or your thoughts on Dusty's 6-team NHL trade straight into the live chat or text board!

Host Brenden Escott begins the July 6 show recapping Canada's performance against Morocco, weekend Toronto Blue Jays action, the Edmonton Elks first loss of the season and much more. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the best moments of a Monday show as we look forward to the USA and Belgium right here in town.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a two week hiatus due to illness Justin and Patrick return to assess the damage done to the Toronto Blue Jays over that span, largely by themselves. The team got smoked in Seattle after a tough homestand and find themselves 6 games below .500 with 6 games to play before the All Star Game. The guys discuss who the Jays should trade away before the deadline on August 3rd, a weak(er) free agent class this winter, and what the next competitive window for the Jays could look like.

On this episode, Josh Goldberg recaps more offensive struggles for the Toronto Blue Jays in Seattle, if they should already be looking to sell at the MLB Trade Deadline, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s decision to skip the All-Star Game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chuck is a lot like FIFA, that's what we always say… The Balogun red card/rescission/appeal is sure getting messy. :30- It's time for the Baseball Brunch starring Mitch Garver and Emerson Hancock, well the entire pitching staff really. :45- Chuck's astute soccer observation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Headlines and MATT (STRETCH) JOHNSON joins the show. What does Stretch think of the World Cup games so far? This Balogun red card situation got more screwy over the weekend, what happened? Should he play? Should we feel bad? :30- Yes, the Mariners are playing better, but there are still some things that are really annoying Chuck! From the All-star voting process to the piggyback and forth, he's gotta get this stuff off his chest! :45- Can Shane Wright ever going to play for the Kraken again? The word is out that Wright wants out, can the Kraken get anything for the young player now? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pittsburgh Pirates ace pitcher Paul Skenes has accomplished quite a bit in his first two big league seasons, including winning a Cy Young Award, being named NL Rookie of the Year, and making two All-Star Games. However, in year three, things haven't come quite as easily for the 24-year-old flamethrower, and his team isn't really helping him out either. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss Skenes' more mediocre season so far, one that has seen him go winless over his last nine starts. While Skenes does have a respectable 3.62 ERA after 18 starts this season, his numbers have climbed beyond what we saw in his first two campaigns. What level of concern should people have over the Pirates ace looking more mortal than usual? Later in the show, Jake and Jordan take a look at the second phase of voting for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game, which has narrowed the field to two finalists at each position and six in the outfield. Despite an early surge from Toronto Blue Jays fans, there might be only one Blue Jays player who starts, even if he is having a down year. They then examine the comments Steve Cohen made about the New York Mets on a recent podcast, discuss the suspensions handed down following the brawl between the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Nationals and make their picks for this week's edition of The Good, The Bad & The Uggla. 2:10 - The Opener: Paul Skenes panic? 23:45 - We Need To Talk About: Steve Cohen's comments 34:14 - Eric Chavez also talks Mets 39:42 - Around The League: All-Star Game voting update 47:55 - Red Sox-Nationals suspensions 50:54 - The Good, The Bad & The Uggla Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

After a series win over the Mets, it's time for a mid-season vibe check. Sam McKee joins Ben to talk about the state of the Jays (2:53), Bo Bichette's return (24:36) and what happens next (33:32). This podcast is produced and sound engineered by Cristian Ceniti and hosted by Ben Nicholson-Smith and Arden Zwelling. Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca 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.

Jerry's here and we'll give you his whole sportscast cuz there's a lot. He's got sound of the big Team USA win. Steve Cohen on David Stearns and lack of Mets success. Losses for both baseball teams (of course). Big moves in the NBA including Mitchell Robinson to the Celtics.

Jerry's back with the Spanish call of the second Team USA goal. More from Steve Cohen about Mendy and that Lindor-Soto beef. We've got the lowlites of both a Yanks & Mets loss - sad. Loudmouth Stephen A. Smith thinks the Lakers are too white now.

Jerry is back with the Tigers having no problem with Cam Schlittler. The Mets actually shutout the Blue Jays as Alvarez & Torrens homered. Alex Cora was on a podcast and spoke glowingly about the Mets. Willson Contreras and Cade Cavalli had words as benches cleared in the Red Sox/Nationals game. Mike Brown and Jalen Brunson talked about Who Let The Dogs Out, as Brunson doesn't seem to be a fan.

Jerry touches on the Mets shutting out the Blue Jays. The Yankees lost their sixth straight as Cam Schlittler had a rough first inning. A Guardians rookie outfielder threw the ball into the stands thinking it was 3 outs but it was only 2. Mike Brown was on the Roommates podcast and they talked about him benching Josh Hart at one point. Plus, some World Cup stories.

Jerry's here with a Yankees loss as Cam Schlittler gave up 3 home runs in the first inning. Willson Contreras and Cade Cavalli had words as benches cleared in the Red Sox/Nationals game. The Mets shutout the Blue Jays as Nolan McLean pitched a solid six innings. Draymond Green talked about opting out of his contract and LeBron James told the Lakers he will not be returning to them.

C-Lo starts with George Springer's ‘little league HR' in the first against the Mets. The Mets have lost 9-of-10. The Yankees lost their fifth straight and have been terrible offensively.

C-Lo starts with Jazz & Dominguez colliding in the Yankees loss. Bo Bichette was very reflective in returning to Toronto and got choked up before the game. Ronny Mauricio hit Francisco Alvarez with his bat in the on deck circle. We heard the audio of Dianna Russini getting pulled over.

(00:00-28:34) – Query & Company opens a Monday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison explaining how the Query & Company FIFA World Cup Numbers Game will work and what prizes are at stake for the popular game. Jake also gets into some thoughts that he came to mind this weekend when he was being asked about Caitlin Clark by someone this weekend. (28:34-40:23) – With Jake becoming a diehard Toronto Blue Jays fans last season, it’s resulted in him listening and consuming a lot more baseball than he had before. He has some questions for Eddie as a baseball fanatic. (40:23-49:27) – Jake Query concludes the first hour of the show giving away some numbers for the Query & Company FIFA World Cup Numbers Game! (49:27-1:15:48) – The IndyStar’s Dustin Dopirak makes an appearance on Query & Company to share what he is hearing about the decision the Indiana Pacers have about Micah Potter and some of the financial options the Pacers currently have. What are some ways they can shed salary to stay under the luxury tax? Has Herb Simon given his team the green light to dip into it? Plus, they discuss how Tyrese Haliburton looked at his pro camp on Saturday. (1:15:48-1:32:10) – On Saturday, Tyrese Haliburton held his fifth consecutive kids camp. He met with some of the local media and discussed the event, but he gave an update on how he’s feeling and if he’s overcame shingles. Jake plays what the Pacers all-star had to say and reacts to how different Haliburton sounded on Saturday versus two months ago. (1:32:10-1:40:20) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake and Eddie giving away some numbers for the Query & Company FIFA World Cup Numbers Game! (1:40:20-2:06:14) – Jake Query kicks off the final hour of today’s show by sharing some of the conversations that he had with people over the weekend about Caitlin Clark because he had some realizations as to why she is such a popular player and talking point in sports media. (2:13:29-2:22:25) – Jake and Eddie give away more numbers for the Query & Company FIFA World Cup Numbers Game! (2:22:25-2:29:39) – The show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query to preview his show!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Boston Red Sox have had a disappointing 2026 campaign thus far. With lots of hope and promise riding on the backs of their young starters, the team has struggled to get off the ground. However, this past weekend, they completed a four-game mop of their bitter rivals, the New York Yankees, and suddenly find themselves right back in a Wild Card race that appears to be up for the taking. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman talk about the Red Sox's impressive pitching performance against the Yankees, including shutting down the only team in the American League with a run differential better than +25. They also get into why there isn't a ton of concern for the Bronx Bombers, considering the team is struggling to keep key players healthy and on the field. Also on the show, Jake and Jordan welcome Sam Blum from The Athletic to discuss the Los Angeles Angels firing general manager Perry Minasian, whether it could signal a change for the franchise, or if owner Arte Moreno will continue to struggle to find direction for his team. The guys then get into the Vladimir Guerrero Jr. problem the Toronto Blue Jays are facing, the latest update to the Yahoo Sports Power Rankings and recap all the other action from around MLB this weekend.   1:25 – The Opener: Yankees get mopped 11:49 – AL East shakeup 32:02 – Sam Blum joins the show 42:47 – Where do the Angels go from here? 58:04 – Turbo Mode: The Miz keeps dealing 1:04:58 – Power Rankings update Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app: