The Toronto Blue Jays won the series against the Chicago Cubs.

Justin and Patrick break down the big moments such as Ernie Clement's HR on a missed bunt sign, Max Scherzer's fine outing, and Vladdy's go-ahead homer.

The guys also discuss the hottest topic in Blue Jay Land: Trey Yesavage.

With the Texas Rangers coming to town, the guys examine what should be some challenging pitching for the Jays to overcome.

The Blue Jays managed to salvage a game vs the Dodgers that they did not deserve to win.

Justin and Patrick discuss Jen Pawol making history over the weekend, the Blue Jays revised top 30 prospects, and preview a tough series at home against the Chicago Cubs.

After laying a historic smackdown on the Rockies in Denver, the Blue Jays head to Hollywood to play Shohei and the Dodgers.

Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw face off on Friday night in a battle of future first ballot Hall of Famers.

Can the stars shine bright for the Jays, or will the Dodgers steal the spotlight?

The Blue Jays are on a bit of a slide right now. The pitching has been inconsistent and the bats have slightly cooled. The good news? The Jays start a series with the Colorado Rockies - baseball's worst team - tonight in Denver.

Justin and Patrick take a look at the standings, recent player performances, lineup juggling, and the upcoming schedule that has the Dodgers and Cubs on the horizon.

The Toronto Blue Jays once again won a series against the New York Yankees. The Jays are now 4 games up on their division rivals for 1st place in the AL East, and are only 1 game back of the Milwaukee Brewers for 1st in MLB.

The Jays head on the road for 8 games in 7 days, starting with 4 in Detroit. The Tigers have a terrific starting rotation and power threats Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson to deal with. The Jays will need their pitching staff to limit the damage so that their bats can chip away.

The guys go through notable draft signings, ingjury updates, and some fun loonie dogs stats!

The Toronto Blue Jays enter MLB's "2nd Half" in the lead of the American League East. The upcoming schedule is a meat grinder as the Jays host the San Fransisco Giants and New York Yankees before a trip to Detroit to face baseball's top team.

The guys discuss the draft, injury updates, potential spots to upgrade via trade, and the schedule ahead.

Will George Springer get hot again? Can the rotation continue to give this team a chance to win?

The Blue Jays winning streak came to an end at 10 games. After the phenomenal run, Justin and Patrick discuss where the team is at.

Ryan Burr left the game with a shoulder injury and looks likely to join fellow bullpen arms Nick Sandlin and Yimi Garcia on the IL. The guys discuss what Ross Atkins and company should be doing over the All Star break, if not sooner!

Justin wonders about Luis Severino in a Jays uniform, and Patrick previews the post break schedule.

The Blue Jays have won seven in a row, including two walk-off wins, and are now 3 games ahead of the Yankees and Rays in the AL East.

Addison Barger and George Springer continue to slug, and the Jays are getting huge contributions from guys like Braydon Fisher in the bullpen.

The guys do some historical trivia, and preview the upcoming schedule.

RIP Bobby Jenks.

Coming off of a series win in Boston, Justin and Patrick take a look at where the Jays are at and preview a tough July schedule.

Is it time for the team for the team to make a trade? The rotation could use added depth due to the age of the veteran players leading it, and the lineup could certainly use some more thump.

Could the Pirates be a trading partner? The guys look in to potential players that could help the Jays now and going forward, and analyze the cost.

After a series win that featured some spice, Justin and Patrick discuss relatiation for hit batters, Max Scherzer's return, and a trip to Fenway for a series with the struggling Red Sox.

Should Mason Fluharty be sent to Buffalo?

When can we expect to see Varsho, Garcia, Santander, and Burr back?

The guys also take a look at a few notable prospects in the system.