Jays From the Couch Radio- Complete Toronto Blue Jays Audio

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 146 of our podcast. This week, we dive into the latest Toronto Blue Jays offseason rumours. From Josh Donaldson to C.C. Sabathia, we look at them all. As well, we debut our Fan Feature segment where we welcome a Blue Jays fan onto the show to discuss whatever subject they like. This time, Michael wants to talk about the communication skills of the Blue Jays front office.

Episode 145 of the Jays From the Couch Radio podcast features an interesting discussion about the direction the Toronto Blue Jays will no take their offseason after the dust has settled from the Shohei Ohtani and Giancarlo Stanton news. We look at going for it as well as tearing it down. This week, we also have a special announcement that will involve our listeners!

This week's Jays From the Couch Radio podcast presents an encore episode of our Live & Interactive show. Our most recent show featured some great discussion (as always) on the fallout from the Ryan Goins non-tender decision. We looked at all of the reactions as well as how the Blue Jays measure up in the middle infield after dismissing Goins and bringing in Aledmys Diaz. There is even some discussion on Marcus Stroman's reaction to the news. Tune in every Sunday morning at 9amET for our Live & Interactive Blue Jays talk!

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 144 of our podcast. This week, we dissect the homework Shohei Ohtani has given MLB teams and use it to evaluate the Toronto Blue Jays' case for signing the Japanese star. It looks good for Canada's only baseball team. We also offer up our stance on the Jake Arrieta rumour before talking about the future of Anthony Alford.

Jays From the Couch Radio is proud to present Episode 143 of our podcast, which features lively discussion of the Toronto Blue Jays offseason to date. This week, we dive into some recent Blue Jays news, which has people unnecessarily angry. We break down the tidbits before we dive into something that you should be angry about. We offer commentary on some recent Blue Jays coverage that is a bit offside. We wrap things up with some great reader questions.

Episode 142 of the Jays From the Couch Radio podcast features lively discussion about the Toronto Blue Jays handling of Roy Halladay's death. This stems from a general hate for this team's front office, which we examine so that logic may dictate future commentary. This is important because of the offseason dreaming that some fans may be experiencing. We burst a few dream bubbles this week.

Jays From the Couch Radio proudly presents Ep141 of our podcast. This week, we hook you up with a survival guide for the offseason. With speculation and rumours flying around, it can be a time of year that leads to a great deal of stress for Blue Jays fans. But, we offer up ideas for you to survive.

Jays From the Couch Radio is proud to present the 140th installment of our podcast. This week, we discuss the leaders of this fine organization as they head into the offseason with some work to do. Many of the decisions they have to make do not immediately impact fan enjoyment, which we explain. From there, we explored some ideas for renaming the Rogers Centre and dive into Major League Baseball tinkering with their balls, something no one is enjoying.

Jays From the Couch Radio proudly presents a special interview with the President & CEO of the Toronto Blue Jays, Mark Shapiro! He was gracious with his time and gave us insight into a good number of topics including his role, the fanbase and improving the health of the organization. Shapiro also filled us in on the quest for grass in the Rogers Centre and the facilities in Dunedin. It was a great conversation you're sure to enjoy!

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 139 of our podcast! This week, we take a look at some job openings the Toronto Blue Jays have. We discuss the qualifications, etc for possible jobs. We also look at the possibility of John Farrell taking a job with Toronto. We also look at possible MLB realignment and how that could impact the Blue Jays. We end with some great reader questions