Former Vancouver Canadians GM, Jason Takefman, stops by (15:45) to talk about the recent changes to the minor leagues, how teams will be forced to adapt to affiliation change and loss and how the lack of the regular MiLB Winter Meetings will force change in the industry.

Josh and Greg also discuss the return of Robbie Ray and the "close" move and what they suggest for the offseason going forward, which is backed by the recent comments of Ross Atkins. They also answer listener questions and give out a Do Over to an MVP voter.

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Shi Davidi of Sportsnet stops by (16:20) to discuss the upcoming Blue Jays offseason and the various directions the club could go, spending levels he expects and how the Winter and GM Meetings going virtual will change (or not change) the way things move this winter.

Greg and Josh also discuss the Blue Jays' recent MLB award winners/"finalists", the option decisions for Chase Anderson and Rafael Dolis and the potential flexibility that could come with Vlad Guerrero's recent weight loss. They also answer listener questions, give out a Do Over and are unsure how to react to a recent Tweet from an MLB team account.

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Greg, Josh and Nick wrap up the 2020 season by giving out their end of the season awards plus the extra categories like "Most Enjoyable Player," "Baserunning Madman of the Year," "Most Surreal Moment" and many more.

Thanks to everybody who listened during this wild and wacky season!

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Greg and Josh discuss the Blue Jays' short run through the Wild Card round of the MLB Postseason, including the decision to remove Shoemaker in game 1, the pitching choices beyond that, the struggles of Hyun-jin Ryu in game 2, the power display from Danny Jansen and some other things we saw that the team can take into next season. They also answer a couple of listener questions and give out a Do Over before finishing up with a brief look ahead to the offseason.

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Greg, Josh and Nick preview the upcoming first round postseason series with the Tampa Bay Rays. First, they discuss some late-season developments that could impact the series, then they look at the Rays' starting pitching depth, some of Tampa's injury issues, how the Jays can counter the tough Rays' lefthanded hitters (despite the Tampa success against southpaws), and weigh in on the Jays' decision to start ace, Hyun-jin Ryu, in Game 2 instead of Game 1. They also answer a bunch of listener questions and give their thanks and prayers to the Baseball Gods.

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In this episode, Greg and Josh discuss the shaky rotation behind Hyun-jin Ryu and who is likely to be in the mix for a potential postseason series, as well as how the new postseason rules affect that decision should the Jays reach the ALDS. They also talk about the bullpen structure and how recent blowout losses don't really reflect the state of that group, the impact of Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s hot streak, the recent injury carousel including who's in, who's out, who's coming soon and the call up of Alejandro Kirk. Finally, they answer listener questions and give a Do-Over to a Blue Jays player.

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Greg, Josh and Nick take a look at the recent news and play of a surging Jays club. They discuss the injury to Teoscar Hernández and the hitters that have picked up the slack lately to help cover for the slugger's absence, the toll the starting pitchers have been taking on the battered relief corps and the excellence of the latter group and the pending returns of Bichette and Giles. Finally, they answer listener questions and give out a Do-Over to the Blue Jays manager.

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Greg and Josh discuss a very busy week in Blue Jays baseball. They begin by going over all four deadline-ish deals, starting with Ross Stripling, then going in reverse chronological order through Jonathan Villar, Robbie Ray and arguably the biggest pickup, Taijuan Walker. They talk about the impact the players could have, how some of them could see some improvement in Toronto from some unusual season long numbers, and what the Jays gave up to get these players.

They also cover the emergence of Julian Merryweather, strong month of August from a number of Jays players, some injury updates and pending returns of star players, Charlie Montoyo's bunting fetish and the interesting way the Jays can deploy their roster with all the starters-turned-relievers present in the bullpen. Finally, they answer listener questions, give out two Do-Overs and hand out a Gold Star.

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Greg and Josh discuss the latest news in Blue Jays land including Randal Grichuk's hot streak and change in approach, the injuries to Bo Bichette and Nate Pearson, the improving offence, a vintage performance from Hyun-jin Ryu, an unexpected bullpen ace and some issues with the mental side of the game. They also answer listener questions and give out a Do Over to the Padres manager.

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Greg and Josh discuss the week that was for the Blue Jays. They talk about the very strong work from the bullpen of late, especially sudden standouts Ryan Borucki and Jordan Romano, the very impressive and encouraging recent start from Hyun-jin Ryu, and some ups and downs in the rotation otherwise. They also turn their focus towards the extremely slumping offense, but which at least has Vlad Jr. showing some signs of life, and to the bizarre comments of late from manager, Charlie Montoyo. Finally, they answer listener questions and give out a Gold Star to the team from Cleveland.

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