On the eve of the 2026 Trade Deadline Justin and Patrick get together to discuss what the Blue Jays are going to do.

Will they trade Kevin Gausman? What happens to Daulton Varsho and George Springer? Is there a market for Shane Bieber?

The Jays should look at acquiring high potential young players with team control beyond 2027 to try to rebuild the core of the roster.

Justin and Patrick return to discuss the impending doom of the universe...I mean the Toronto Blue Jays.

The guys look at the roster and highlight the players who need to be traded, and the ones who should be moved before the August 3rd trade deadline.

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!

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.

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.

With the series finale rained out between the Toronto Blue Jays and Chicago Cubs, Justin and Patrick recap the two-game split, discuss trade news and targets, the rotation, Houston Astros, and play some more trivia.

Shane Bieber will return this week. Yimi Garcia could be close behind if his rehab outing goes well. The guys discuss potential moves and roster constraints.

After a glorious sweep of the Boston Red Sox, the Toronto Blue Jays head to Wrigley Field with another chance to return to the .500 mark as the mid-way point of the season approaches.

Justin and Patrick discuss the sweep and dive into what made it happen, including an outstanding bullpen day in game 2.

The guys then preview the 3-game set on the North Side of Chicago with the Cubs.

Coming off a series loss aginst the New York Yankees that the Toronto Blue Jays could have swept, Justin and Patrick dive into the numbers.

The Blue Jays simply turn into different hitters with RISP, forgetting how to do even the most simple things at the plate.

The guys discuss lineup construction including not starting George Springer against RHP until he heats up, and why the Jays aren't moving Ernie Clement into the top 2 spots on a regular basis.

Justin and Patrick are back following a series win for the Toronto Blue Jays over the Baltimore Orioles.

Ernie Clement and Brandon Valenzuela came up big with the bats, and Louis Varland picked up two more saves.

The guys dicuss the current lineup construction, bullpen roster spots, and what the team will do when they activate Cease and Scherzer.

With the Phillies coming to town for three games, the Blue Jays will see one of the best pitching staffs in the league and will face Christopher Sanchez in Monday's series opener.

Justin and Patrick return after the Toronto Blue Jays split the weekend series with the Baltimore Orioles.

The Jays had a great comeback in game 2 and then immediately returned the favour in game 3 after Jeff Hoffman couldn't protect a 4-run lead in the 9th.

The guys recapthe series, talk June goals for the Jays, play a game about old stadiums, and then preview the upcoming test that will be the Atlanta Braves.