I didn't really know what to say about Roy Halladay, so I just started talking and kept on going. This is my attempt to honour the man that meant so much to the Toronto Blue Jays.

Looking back at the season that was for the 2017 Toronto Blue Jays. What went wrong this season and how the club can improve to become a contender again in 2018.

Plus, Josh Donaldson talks about his desire to stay in Toronto and John Gibbons doesn't paint a pretty picture for the future of Devon Travis.

Did the Blue Jays get enough for Francisco Liriano and Joe Smith at the trade deadline? Those questions answered on the trade deadline aftermath edition of the BJH Podcast.

We look at the return the Blue Jays pending free agents brought in, what deals could still happen in August, a potential contract extension for Marco Estrada, and what to do with Josh Donaldson?

Plus, I'll tell you the story of how I was at the Blue Jays 11-10 comeback win, but how I completely missed the ending. It's all on this week's Blue Jay Hunter podcast!

Dare I say it, but the Blue Jays aren't a very fun team to watch right now. A sub-par product on the field has made for a really un-fun past couple of weeks for Jays fans.

Plus, Ross Atkins squashes any talk of a major Blue Jays rebuild. The disabled list grows and looking ahead to what's in store next for the Blue Jays.

The Smoak Show rolls on as Justin Smoak could become the starting first baseman for the AL All-Star team. How wild is that?

Also on this week's episode, talking about the Jays' ever-winding journey to .500, Roberto Osuna's brave decision to come forward and talk about mental health, plus thoughts on the new-look lineup.

The Blue Jays will have to wait at least one more day to climb the .500 mountain. Will they ever get there? Plus, talk of Devon Travis and what the future holds at second base. And will the Jays be buyers or sellers at the deadline?

Lots of your listener questions on this week's episode as well. Feel free to send questions to @BlueJayHunter.