One missed weak didn't tone down the takes. Joey Votto, Toronto Blue Jay? A discarded White Sox infielder, a future Toronto Blue Jay? Griff and Scotty Mac discuss whether the World Series deserved more attention ... and more eyeballs. The guys share their personal reasons for wearing a poppy and Griff shares a health update.

As the Blue Jays get set for the offseason, Griff and Scotty Mac discuss the areas of improvement the franchise needs to address. How do the guys feel about the free agent crop? What has to happen for the Blue Jays to increase their regular season win total enough to contend for the American League East crown? Will Alek Manoah throw another pitch for the team? Plus, Griff has a theory on why the three AL East playoff teams bowed out so quickly.

October 23rd marks the 30th anniversary of Joe Carter's World Series winning walk off home run, one of the most important moments in Toronto Blue Jays history. Griff and Scotty Mac share their first-hand memories of that iconic night; both were at the game, Griff working, and Scotty Mac as a young fan. Griff's got a great Donald Sutherland story.

Another week, another post mortem press conference held by the Toronto Blue Jays. This time, Griff and Scotty Mac react to what team President and CEO Mark Shapiro had to say. Scotty listened closely to the words ... and ... well ... listen to find out; Griff wonders about internal relationships within the franchise. The guys give their Championship Series predictions.

Griff and Scotty Mac answer your questions and attempt to answer some of their own in the wake of Blue Jays General Manager Ross Atkins' uncomfortable season-ending press conference; specifically: how can Atkins' relationship with manager John Schneider function properly moving forward and what are the most glaring holes the Jays need to address in the offseason? The guys pay tribute to Liz "Biggles" Holmes, one of the best known and most beloved Blue Jays fans, who passed away suddenly over the weekend.

It's a special end-of-season edition of the show. Who should answer for the Blue Jays' disappointing season and how should they answer for it? Griff and Scotty Mac discuss and offer the front office some free advice. The guys answer some of YOUR questions you asked on (don't call it "Twitter" anymore). After disagreeing on almost all of their wild card round predictions, Griff and Scotty Mac predict the winners of the Division Series.

The Toronto Blue Jays lost 3-1 in Game 1 of their wild card playoff series against the Minnesota Twins. Griff and Scotty Mac give you their thoughts on the biggest plays of the game and their opinions on why things went wrong for the Jays.

The MLB playoffs are here and the Toronto Blue Jays are in! Griff and Scotty Mac make suggestions for Blue Jays' playoff roster configuration and give their predictions for the wild card series against the Minnesota Twins; in a not so surprising development, the two disagree on how the series will go. Who will be key to a Blue Jays series win? Griff makes a bold prediction. And listen for the guys' exciting playoff YouTube announcement.

It looks like the Blue Jays will make the playoffs and will face either the Tampa Bay Rays (likely) or Minnesota Twins (less likely) in the wild card round. Who would you prefer? Do the guys agree? How would you set up the Blue Jays' wild card round starting rotation? Griff and Scotty Mac have a spirited debate over who should be American League MVP. And the guys announce their YouTube plans for the Jays' postseason!

In S1E20, the guys compare the 2015 and 2023 Blue Jays rosters and come to a surprising conclusion. Where to even begin with the week that was in Blue Jays Land? Who, exactly, was the crowd booing in the back half of Texas' series sweep? Scotty thinks he knows. Wins don't have to be pretty, they just need to pile up, and the Jays got in done over the weekend vs. Boston. And the guys discuss the latest Alek Manoah "news."