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Sportsnet’s Joe Siddall joins Blair & Barker to discuss the latest surrounding the Blue Jays including if José Berríos is tipping his pitches, the work he is putting in with Pete Walker, Teoscar Hernández' two-run double and recent plate approach, and what he’s noticing from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. offensively (01:02). Play-by-play broadcaster for TBS Brian Anderson previews Game 2 of the Yankees-Blue Jays series and comments on how he prepares to call potential milestones when he’s on the mic (26:37).

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Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker break down the Blue Jays’ 3-2 win over the New York Yankees including: Kevin Gausman’s start, John Schneider’s decision to intentionally walk Aaron Judge, and Vladimir Guerrero’s walk-off hit in extra innings. The Athletic’s Jayson Stark goes around the Majors with the guys and shares his thoughts on where Aaron Judge’s 2022 season ranks among the best he’s seen, what kind of manager the Miami Marlins need after parting ways with Don Mattingly, and which combination of starting pitchers will set the Blue Jays up for postseason success (28:54).

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Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker recap a wild 18-11 Blue Jays win over the Philadelphia Phillies and discuss Ross Stripling’s no decision, Bryce Harper’s base-running blunder, a successful night at the dish for Teoscar Hernández, the AL Wild Card race and Shane McClanahan leaving the Rays' game with an injury. Blair and Barker welcome Blue Jays radio voice Ben Wagner in on the conversation and ask who should be the Blue Jays’ starting second baseman when the playoffs begin (29:32).

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The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal joins Blair and Barker to discuss his latest story on Bo Bichette, his hot play on the Blue Jays’ road trip, the rule changes coming to MLB next year, and the future contracts of the Blue Jays’ core players (01:49). Later on, Blue Jays manager John Schneider reflects on a successful road trip where he touched on getting ejected, dealing with umpires, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. putting in work, and Bichette being in a good place mentally at the plate (24:46).

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Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker recap the Blue Jays’ 9-6 loss to the Orioles in a game that was overshadowed by both benches clearing and John Schneider being ejected by home plate umpire Jeff Nelson. Jeff and Kevin discuss Bo Bichette continuing to get it done offensively with four hits and four runs; before looking ahead to the series finale on Wednesday with Alejandro Kirk likely catching three days in a row with Alek Manoah on the mound.  Blue Jays Central analyst and former MLB backstop Joe Siddall comments on how umpires issuing warnings can alter how pitchers and catchers attack hitters and shares his thoughts on Toronto’s bullpen usage after Mitch White brief outing (30:31).

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 is joined by The Athletic's Kaitlyn McGrath to discuss how players in the clubhouse reacted to the news of manager Charlie Montoyo being let go, what could be John Schneider's biggest hurdle as their interim manager, if the front office and Ross Atkins are feeling a sense of urgency, Ross Stripling's outing in their finale against the Phillies and looks ahead to Kevin Gausman's return from an ankle injury (05:21). Sports Illustrated's Stephanie Apstein stop by to chat about the Kansas City Royals not having 10 of their players travelling to Toronto due to being unvaccinated, and how this affects the competitive aspect of sports and the trade market (26:18). Sportsnet's Caleb Joseph shares his thought on Montoyo's release, his time playing under him in 2020, how a veteran would handle a mid-season managerial change, his expectations from Schneider for the rest of the year, what he makes of tonight's changes in the batting order, and what he's looking forward to in Gausman's return to the mound (51:15). Finally, Blake previews the Jays' upcoming series against the Royals and shares who Kansas City is calling up from the minors (01:15:43).  

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Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker comment on John Schneider’s first game as manager of the Blue Jays, starting off with an 8-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. The guys concentrate on Ross Stripling after another stand out performance and his importance to the rotation with injuries to the pitching staff. They also touch on the short-handed Kansas City Royals who come to Toronto for a four-game series with 10 of their players on the restricted list. Afterwards, Jeff and Kevin dissect Ross Atkins’ media availability where he discussed the firing of Charlie Montoyo (27:03).

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Jeff and Kevin welcome Shi Davidi to the show to share his thoughts on the Jays-Red Sox series and discuss Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s decision to skip this year’s home-run derby at All-Star Week in Los Angeles (03:11). Former Red Sox 3B and MLB analyst for NESN Will Middlebrooks joins the guys ahead of the TOR-BOS series finale to chime-in on the Red Sox bullpen missing Tanner Houck, Alex Cora's management of the team, the heart of Boston’s batting order, and the team’s needs at the deadline (28:07). The fellas wrap up with another installment of Barker's Back Leg Bits (37:27)!

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Despite his success against right-handed hitters in 2022, the Blue Jays were able to attack the reigning AL-MVP Shohei Ohtani as they won the opener against the Angels 6-3. Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker discuss George Springer’s success batting leadoff, Danny Jansen’s hot bat, and the impact of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s hitting drills off of a tee. Later on, Bill Shaikin of the L.A. Times talks about the Angels and the latest news surrounding their stadium after city council voted to kill the sale (35:07).

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It’s been a tough month for the Blue Jays offence, but does that mean the club needs to make drastic changes or continue trusting the process? Ben and Arden react to a listener email wondering about a new voice on the coaching staff (01:20), dive into Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s struggles (16:55), note some standout performances from the club’s rotation (33:45), and discuss Danny Jansen’s pull-heavy approach (41:20). 


This episode is produced and sound engineered by Mike Rogerson and hosted by Arden Zwelling and Ben Nicholson-Smith.

Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca

Audio Credits: Sportsnet.

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 Kevin Barker recap the Blue Jays' 7-3 loss in extra innings to the St. Louis Cardinals. The guys delve into Jose Berrios’ solid start, the usage of the bullpen in the 10th inning, and the lack of production offensively throughout the lineup. Blue Jays Central analyst Joe Siddall shares his thoughts on Ryan Borucki getting into the game, what he’s noticing from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at the plate, and weighs in on Santiago Espinal's pivotal at-bat in extra innings (31:38).

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.

Joey Votto spoiled a potential series sweep for the Blue Jays over the Reds. Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker discuss how the Blue Jays took two of three against Cincinnati, the team continuing to squeak out one and two-run victories, Alek Manoah’s outing on Saturday, and the team sitting at 19-22 a quarter into the season. Afterwards for In The East, the guys examine the Tim Anderson-Josh Donaldson saga, the Red Sox heating up, and Adley Rutschman making his MLB debut for the Orioles (31:29).

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The Blue Jays still aren't hitting to their potential, but there's lots of intrigue around the team. This week, Arden and Ben discuss the Blue Jays offensive struggles despite recent wins (12:09), take a look at Vladimir Guerrero Jr's last couple of weeks (31:52), give Yusei Kikuchi some credit (41:31) and wonder if the bullpen needs more swing and miss (48:51).

This episode is produced and sound engineered by Christian Ryan and hosted by Ben Nicholson-Smith and Arden Zwelling.

Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca

Audio Credits: MLB Network and Sportsnet.

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.

Alex, Chris, Jesse, Jon, and Josh offer their weekly teaspoon of nonsense. Alex rants about Dave Roberts yanking Clayton Kershaw after 7 innings and only 80 pitches with a perfect game intact (0:33), the guys discuss HBO's 'Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty' (12:18), and recap the NBA play-in games/preview the first round of the playoffs (18:38). The crew then turn to Auston Matthew's historic season (30:10), ponder their teams' biggest celebrity fans (35:30), and talk about the first week of the MLB season, including a critique of the Blue Jays' home run jacket (42:56). The show finishes with everyone's Qualin Award nominations (52:24), and a round of Start-Bench-Cut focused on Vezina Trophy candidates (58:43).

On today's episode, we're talking baseball! Before we dive into this year's fantasy baseball outlook, we look ahead to the Final Four and give our predictions for who takes home the hardware. After, we try to figure out what's wrong with the Chicago Bulls and if they will be in the playoffs or play-in game. With the start of the MLB season only days away, we take an in-depth look at this year's fantasy baseball booms, busts, and breakout stars!  Let us know your thoughts on Instagram (@domesticdraftpodcast) and Twitter (@domesticdraft)! As always, thanks for listening! Cheers!

La lucha entre el japonés Shohei Othani, el dominicano Vladimir Guerrero Jr y el venezolano Salvador Pérez por el MVP de la Liga Americana, la nominación del mexicano Julio Urías al Cy Young de la LIga Nacional con la mayor cantidad de victorias de la temporada y los últimos invitados a la postemporada son los temas a debate en el nuevo episodio del Podcast Desde el Diamante. Acompaña a Jesus Eduardo Acosta, José Luis Nápoles, Luis Eduardo Quiñones y Jon Paul Morosi. 

This week, Aarav and Arsh discuss the highly anticipated MLB All-Star Game as well as an interview with Indian Wake Forest Football Player, Annuj Shah

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:07 MLB All-Star Game
7:48 Interview with Annuj Shah

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Show Notes:

In this episode of Collector and Son the hosts discuss the cards they have bought on eBay including a new Harmon card, and the fact that sports card shows are finally back! The Collector can't stop talking about it!

Intro: (0:00-1:45).

Harmon Hunt: (1:46-6:08).

Father's Day gift from Son: (6:09-9:18).

Shows are back!: (11:05-

Baseball players at the shows: (12:27-15:08)

Football players at the shows: (15:09-17:27)

Basketball players at the shows: (17:28-20:21)

Hockey players at the shows: (20:22-20:46)

Getting a Collector and Son booth at a show?: (22:08-22:33)

Labor Day weekend show: (22:34-28:48)

Outro: (31:11-33:04)

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Weed is not a performance enhancing drug.  It enhances a lot of things but athletic performance is not one of them.   Sha'Carri Richardson made a mistake and took responsibility for her actions.   She lost her birth mother.  A terrible situation.   Time for WADA to get into the 21st century.   
Subway Series first game today and Yanks are getting beat up badly by the Mets.  Watching Aaron Boone on the dugout steps looks like a man who has lost his way.
England beating up Ukraine 4-0 in the Euro 2020 quarters.   Look very strong.  
A dad's love for her son.   Vlad Jr. is having an amazing season for the Blue Jays.   Leading vote getter for the 2021 All-Star Game.

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