Justin and Patrick return to discuss ice cream, World Baseball Classic, and Blue Jays spring training performances that have us intrigued.

Eloy Jimenez continues to hit, Charles McAdoo and Josh Kasevich are poised for big years, and Daulton Varsho is slugging.

Canada kicks off the WBC against Columbia today! Vladdy and the Dominican Republic are off to a good start, the United States thumped Brazil, and Japan is hitting home runs all over the place.

With Max Scherzer back in the fold for another run with the Toronto Blue Jays, Justin and Patrick discuss what the implications of the signing are for the rest of the arms vying for innings in the rotation.

What will Trey Yesavage's workload be?

How will Eric Lauer be deployed?

What happens when Shane Bieber is ready to go?

The guys also review how the first week of Grapefruit League action has gone and highlight a few of the players competing in camp.

Justin and Patrick return for the first episode since Grapefruit League action began.

The guys discuss the passing of Pirates legend Bill Mazeroski and his home run in the 1960 World Series.

Justin provides updates on Shane Bieber and Yimi Garcia before the guys highlight four players they are keyed in on this spring as the Blue Jays ramp up.

Spring Training has officially begun!

Justin and Patrick return to discuss news from the first few days of camp.

The Blue Jays and Astros swapped Joey Loperfido for Jesus Sanchez, Kazuma Okamoto is "very manly", Bowden Francis had surgery, and Shane Bieber will start the season on the IL.

What are the iternal competitions to watch?

After 44 years in the Blue Jays organization as a player, manager, and broadcaster, Buck Martinez has announced his retirement.

Justin and Patrick discuss his legendary career, how much he means to Blue Jays fans, and how he needs to immediately be put up on the Level of Excellence.

The guys go over Canada's World Baseball Classic roster and discuss the potential for a 2nd place finish in Pool A.

Justin and Patrick return to discuss the latest news in the baseball world.

This week the guys discuss the World Baseball Classic where issues with contract insurance are causing many of the game's top players to withdraw from the tournament. Puerto Rico's baseball president has even publicly stated that his country may pull out of the tournament all together.

The guys also discuss curling with the Scotties wrapping up today, and what the Jays could do with the outfield beyond 2027.

Who are some Toronto Blue Jays prospects who could make a big impact on the roster in 2026?

Justin and Patrick are back and ready to tell you.

The guys look at a few position players and pitchers who are poised to make the leap to MLB playing time this season, and what their roles could be.

The guys also talk curling with the Scotties Tournament of Hearts underway.

After a depressing few days of free agent signings that didn't involve the Toronto Blue Jays, Justin and Patrick return to discuss the fallout.

Kyle Tucker went to the (pretends to be shocked) Los Angeles Dodgers on a 4-year deal while Bo Bichette went to the New York Mets on a 3-year deal where he will play third base(?!). Both deals feature opt-outs.

The guys briefly discuss whether the Tucker deal will send MLB closer to a lockout next winter, and what other teams can do to compete with the Dodgers.

To wrap up the guys go through moves made by the Red Sox & Yankees, and whether or not the Guardians could be persuaded to trade Steven Kwan.

Alex Bregman has signed with the Chicago Cubs.

Justin and Patrick break down the deal and what it means for the Blue Jays now that Bregman is no longer in Boston OR the AL East.

The guys get into the Kyle Tucker rumour mill where the New York Mets have allegedly offered him a 3-year deal for around $50 million per season. Will Tucker take a short-term deal or does he want the security of a long-term contract.

Bo Bichette met with the Phillies. Have the Blue Jays already moved on or are they simply biding their time with Tucker before turning their attention to Bo?

The Toronto Blue Jays made a big and surprising move by signing 3B/1B Kozuma Okamoto to a 4-year $60 million contract.

Justin and Patrick break down the deal and what it means for the roster, and whether or not this will stop the Jays from signing Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker.

To start the episode, the guys look at the Hall of Fame Ballot Tracker.