Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 155 of our podcast. This week, we discuss the final departure of Ezequiel Carrera, which says more about the Toronto Blue Jays than it does the player, believe it or not. We look at some other stories coming out of Spring Training like the real Justin Smoak, steve Pearce and exactly what to do with Joe Biagini.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 154 of our podcast. This week, the stories from Toronto Blue Jays' Spring Training center around the familiar foe, the injury bug. We examine the impact of ailmets to Steve Pearce, Marcus Stroman, Troy Tulowitzki and Josh Donaldson. You'll also hear us dive into the lack of coverage available this spring.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 153 of our podcast. Inside this episode, you'll hear us look at the early returns from Spring Training, including thoughts on Aaron Sanchez and Devon Travis as they return from injury plagued seasons. We'll also look at the playing time of Russell Martin. We'll sum it all up with advice about the meaning of Spring Training results.

Jays From the Couch radio presents Episode 152 of our podcast. This week you'll hear us gloat about our huge announcement: The Jays From the Couch Guide to the 2018 Toronto Blue Jays. After some back patting, we dive into stories from Spring Training, including Jaime Garcia, Tulo's heal and Josh Donaldson's contract situation. From there, we look at the rest of the division, including the Red Sox signing the other JD.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 151 of our podcast. This week, we vent about the minor league deal phenomenon. More importantly, you'll hear a dissection of what moves each American League East team made in the offseason and how we think the standings will go in 2018.

Jays From the Couch Radiopresents Episode 150 of our podcast. This week, it's Super Bowl Sunday, or something like that. We compare baseball and football, which really is no contest. From there, we open up the doors of the front office. That is to say the front office of the Jays From the Couch fantasy team. As well, we look at how MLB's free agency could impact the Toronto Blue Jays.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 149 of our podcast. This week, we look at MLB's Top 100 Prospects and how it relates to the Toronto Blue Jays. We get giddy over the idea of certain youngsters playing in Toronto. We dare to look at how recent events highlight the tricky balance of trying to win now and in the future.

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 148 of our podcast. This week, we round up the moves the Toronto Blue Jays have made, specifically with an eye to how they will navigate a crowded outfield. And, we have to answer the question: is it enough to compete? We also welcome another JFtC reader/listener in our Fan Feature segment!

Jays From the Couch Radio brings you Episode 147 of our podcast to kick off our 2018 audio coverage! This week, we've assembled an All Star cast to provide an outlook for the 2018 season. JFtC hosts a panel discussion featuring Joanna of Hum and Chuck, Ian Hunter of Blue Jay Hunter, Andrew Stoeten of Blue Jays Nation and Tao of Stieb of Sportsnet. This is literally the who's who of the Blue Jays blogging world and we've assembled them all in one place. You'll hear us talk about how to fix the Blue Jays, Josh Donaldson, whether we fear the Red Sox and Yankees and a lot more.

Jays From the Couch Radio proudly presents a special interview with Toronto Blue Jays pitcher, Thomas Pannone. After being traded to Toronto, Pannone finished the 2017 season in AA New Hampshire and was added to the Blue Jays' 40 man roster. We chat with him about a good number of things including his scouting report, his support system and much more.