In S1E15, Griff and Scotty Mac celebrate the weekend that was for Jose Bautista; where does Saturday's ceremony rank among the all-time great Blue Jays moments? Was it a fitting tribute to one of the franchise's legendary players? Plus, after a sweep of the Red Sox a weekend ago, the Blue Jays settle back into a middling run of games. Does Griff believe there's more to this team? Does Scotty Mac? Listen and find out!

In S1E14, the guys talk about Davis Schneider's epic debut weekend in the big leagues, the effect it's having on the other Blue Jays' hitters and whether Schneider has staying power. The Alex Verdugo situation is a mess in Boston (that's a *shame*). And ahead of Jose Bautista's more-than-deserved induction into the Blue Jays' Level of Excellence, the Griff and Scotty Mac look back on Bautista's time in Toronto and tell some fun stories about covering his teams.

The guys break down the Blue Jays' work at the trade deadline and muse about the continued underwhelming performance of the offence. A contract like George Springer's is supposed to pay off in its earlier stages, isn't it? Life without Bo Bichette, however long it will be, begins. And in Griff's Riffs, Griff relives the 2019 trade deadline, which took place during a game in Kansas City.

In S1E12, the guys look back on the Blue Jays' weekend in Seattle. Did Alek Manoah cement his spot in the rotation for the rest of the year? Is George Springer the Blue Jays' leadoff hitter on reputation alone because he arrived in Toronto as a lauded leadoff hitter? Griff goes on a hall-of-fame rant about the Hall of Fame. Scotty Mac's in Charlottetown, loving it, and learning way more about Canadian/PEI legend Lucy Maud Montgomery than he thought!

In S1E11, the guys predict the year-end standings in the American League East and their picks will surprise you; the Blue Jays' six-man starting rotation is shaping up; and Griff remembers the day in 1997 when he played golf with two Cy Young Award winners ... ...... and Erik Hanson.

In Episode 10, Scotty Mac has a "back in my day" moment about the All-Star Game. Griff almost got eunuched by who? Also, while the Blue Jays went 5-1 on their road trip to end the first half, did they really answer any of the pressing questions surrounding the team? And what to make of Alek Manoah's return to a big league mound.

In Episode 9, Scotty Mac drops the "they are what they are" line on the Blue Jays; does Griff agree? Could John Schneider reconfigure the lineup to get more out of his hitters or are the Jays suffering from a personnel problem? The guys look at the Blue Jays' four All-Stars, including a nice feather in the cap of Whit Merrifield and in the latest installment of Griff's Riffs, Griff remembers the unique 1981 All-Star Game.

Griff and Scotty Mac discuss whether Blue Jays fans should be disappointed the team didn't sweep Oakland; should teams get to challenge a handful of ball/strike calls each game; the home plate collision rule is as confusing as ever; and as Scotty Mac powers his way through illness (lol), Griff recalls a ballot box stuffing story from the 1982 All-Star Game.

In Episode 7, Griff tells us why Chris Bassitt is much better when Alejandro Kirk is his catcher and not Danny Jansen. When will Vladdy go on a tear? Scotty Mac asks Griff about one of Griff's biggest life decisions. On Juneteenth, the guys wonder why baseball isn't doing more to attract young African-American athletes. And Griff talks about a great weekend at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.

In Episode 6, Griff and Scotty Mac recap the Blue Jays handling of the Anthony Bass situation following the developments late in the prior week; Scotty has a theory, are the Blue Jays shaping up to be the Theo Epstein era Cubs but without a ring; and Griff previews induction weekend at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in St. Mary's, Ontario.