Locked On Blue Jays - Daily Podcast On The Toronto Blue Jays

With Black, an Atlanta fan as well as a Toronto podcast host on the show, Andrews asks him what the Blue Jays can expect from young Canadian starting pitcher Mike Soroka, and what Jaime Garcia needs to do to have a successful start against his former club.

In the second half, the two discuss J.A. Happ in a potential showcase start for the veteran lefty, and if Happ can continue his batting success against Braves starter Anibal Sanchez.

They also look at Happ as a fit for Atlanta, and how Teoscar Hernandez can replicate his success against the ex-Tiger.

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On today's episode, the Ryans sift through the takeaways from the Blue Jays' three-game sweep of the Nationals. Andrews wonders if Yangervis Solarte has cemented his All-Star slot, and the two praise the development the bats of Devon Travis and Randal Grichuk at the bottom of the lineup.

In the second half, Andrews brings up the eight stolen bases tallied on Russell Martin's watch and asks if he is long for duties behind the plate.

Mueller also makes the case for trading Ryan Tepera.

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Host Ryan Andrews posed a simple question to the fan base asking for which players they considered untouchable should the Blue Jays begin to sell at the deadline. The fans responded in droves.

Andrews discusses their own list, highlighting Aaron Sanchez, Marcus Stroman, Teoscar Hernandez and surprise candidate Ryan Tepera. They also discuss the likelihood of keeping Russell Martin, Justin Smoak, Randal Grichuk, Yangervis Solarte and Sam Gaviglio.

In addition, Danny Jansen got a lot of votes, and is highlighted as a potential cornerstone with Lourdes Gurriel Jr.

In the latter half, Andrews tackles the old Stroman vs. Sanchez debate on who should stay and who should go, and discusses the necessity for the Blue Jays front office to be able to assess their own window when dealing off pieces.

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Ryan Andrews pulls double duty on the day as the focus in the later half of the Locked on Jays twin bill shifts to the Blue Jays that are not on the field!

Andrews spends the first half looking at a trio of bats, asking if Josh Donaldson and Steve Pearce will be ready in time to prove their value at the trade deadline, and if Troy Tulowitzki will prove he is still an everyday MLB player.

In the latter half, the Nova Scotian looks at Marcus Stroman's rehab start in Dunedin and what the takeaways from his 4 1/3 innings mean moving forward for the Blue Jays.

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After another sweep at the hands of a divisional rival, Ryan Andrews tees off on another dismal display from the Blue Jays offense.

The host berates the Blue Jays for continuously swinging for the fences when they should be swinging for solid singles. Also, Brook Jacoby's name gets raised as an early firing candidate.

In the second half, Andrews discusses the Blue Jays inability to defeat bullpen squads and what change in approach needs to be made to counteract this strange weakness.

Andrews closes with a message to fans looking to jump off the bandwagon now that the team is heading towards mediocrity again.

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Crack open a beverage and kick back with a special late-night recording of Locked on Blue Jays as host Ryan Andrews welcomes Jays From the Couch grand poobah Shaun Doyle back onto the program!

As Sam Gaviglio struggles under the Tropicana Field sunlamps, Andrews and Doyle discuss what the Blue Jays plans for the surprise starter should entail, and how it relates to Joe Biagini.

In the second half, the two Nova Scotians discuss the sustainability of the hot streaks of Aledmys Diaz, Randal Grichuk and Kendrys Morales, and Doyle raises the possibility of a campaign to get Teoscar Hernandez into the All-Star Game.

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Host Ryan Andrews comes on to the podcast to celebrate the Toronto efforts over the past weekend, even if it came at the expense of Baltimore, a team that still needs to pay Chris Davis $100M.

The rotation gets praise as Jaime Garcia, J.A. Happ, Aaron Sanchez and Marco Estrada all delivered solid turns against the O's.

Andrews also discusses the acquisition of Preston Guilmet and how it relates to Joe Biagini's tenure with the club.

In the latter half, Andrews hits upon what the offense needs to do to make series like this one occur regularly, particular players like Randal Grichuk, Curtis Granderson and Aledmys Diaz.

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The Blue Jays won, and it's calmed the nerves of host Ryan Andrews, just in time for Blue Jays Fan Friday!

This week, Andrews is joined by Stephen Brown of Jays From the Couch to discuss signs of hope emerging from the 5-4 extra innings win over Baltimore.

The fans want to discuss what is to be done with Joe Biagini, and the two pundits oblige with their take on what the Blue Jays should do with him.

In the latter half, praise is heaped upon Randal Grichuk and Aledmys Diaz, and one fan believes this is a huge step in the right direction for Grichuk.

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It's a podcast episode that needs to be held back! Ryan Andrews has had enough and it's up to Ryan Mueller to keep the positive vibes going!

The two start with praise for Sam Gaviglio's seven shutout innings and the work that the majority of the Blue Jays bullpen was able to do in 12 scoreless frames against the Yankees on Wednesday night.

However, Joe Biagini gets mentioned and there are some ideas thrown about regarding what to do with the starter/reliever.

In the second half, Andrews tees off on another underwhelming performance by the Blue Jays offense and Mueller tries to highlight the turnaround of Kendrys Morales. Andrews is not amused.

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With a smorgasboard of Blue Jays topics to choose from, host Ryan Andrews tries to keep everything in balance in a jam-packed episode!

First, Andrews discusses the latest tweak to Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s leg and whether or not it would be in the best interests to have the top prospect sit down for a bit.

Then, the Nova Scotian looks at Rounds 3-10 of the MLB Draft and highlights how the Blue Jays' strategy paid off with another deep class.

In the latter half, attention is turned to the 7-2 loss to the Yankees and how the bullpen continues to crumble, wasting a brilliant start by Marco Estrada.

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