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

The Blue Jays are back and so is host Ryan Andrews' positivity! Andrews heaps praise on Toronto for a fine first inning and another great start from ace J.A. Happ.

The Nova Scotian also gives kudos for two of the maligned Blue Jays bats as Josh Donaldson and Kendrys Morales had fine games.

In the second half, Andrews wonders aloud about how much of a leash Devon Travis has and whether or not the Blue Jays should move on from the second baseman.

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Back from an internet outage over the long weekend, Locked on Blue Jays returns with a vengeance as host Ryan Andrews goes full dragon on the Blue Jays for a miserable performance in the Oakland series.

The host excoriates the team for an especially lackluster display on Sunday and wonders if anyone should be shown the door, from John Gibbons to Josh Donaldson.

In the second half, Andrews wonders about an idea from MLB.com's Mike Petriello about the Blue Jays starting relievers like Ryan Tepera, following the path of Tampa Bay, to try and shake teams like the Angels.

Finally, Andrews comments on the Twins' DFA of Phil Hughes and what that means for the future of Kendrys Morales in Toronto.

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The fans have spoken and it's time to seriously look at options to replace Kendrys Morales in the Blue Jays lineup. Andrews looks to answer questions as to why Morales is still in the DH slot and what can be done to replace him.

In the second half, Andrews tackles the starting rotation, highlighted by Aaron Sanchez's continued struggles in the month of May. The Nova Scotian also presses on the need to fix this for the good of the entire team.

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Ryan Mueller continues to round into mid-season form as he joins Ryan Andrews for a frank discussion about the Blue Jays rotation.

Andrews laments the continued inability of Blue Jays starters to get deep into games and how it causing the entire team to struggle.

Mueller also posits the need for the Blue Jays to keep a designated swingman in the bullpen, and nominates Deck McGuire for the job.

Finally, the two look at minor league options to come up and fortify the rotation.

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The prodigal co-host returns to Locked On Blue Jays! Following a two-week vacation in the Dominican, Ryan Mueller is back just in time for an episode of Point/Counterpoint! Mueller debates Ryan Andrews on whether or not the Blue Jays should call up Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

The two argue about what is best for Vlad's development as a ball player and what he would offer Toronto in the short-term.

In the second half, they discuss financial problems and historical precedent for calling up Guerrero.

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To help get into an Empire State of Mind ahead of the Blue Jays interleague series with the Mets, Locked On Blue Jays host Ryan Andrews welcomes JaysFromtheCouch.com writer and New York native Roy Widrig onto the program!

The two open with the news of Dwight Smith Jr. and his return to the big club. Andrews expresses excitement for what Smith brings as opposed to other Blue Jays hitters.

In the second half, Widrig expounds on a theory as to why the Blue Jays are struggling to get length out of their rotation, and what can be done about it.

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It's a Monday Musings full of mirth as Locked On Blue Jays host Ryan Andrews celebrates golf season by teeing off on the troubling signs from the Blue Jays' weekend series with the Red Sox.

Andrews discusses the continue failings of the Blue Jays offense, and the inability to string hits together with enough regularity to generate offense outside of the home run.

The Nova Scotian also discusses Joe Biagini's third strike as a starter and the natural replacement for Biagini in the Blue Jays rotation.

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Locked On Blue Jays host Ryan Andrews hosts this week's Fan Friday installment at the end of an ultimately disappointing series with the Mariners, beginning with a discussion on what can be done about the starting rotation.

Then, Andrews talks about where Kendrys Morales can go to try and find himself again.

Finally, a sincere apology is made to Luke Maile on doubting his speed and ability to hit a triple.

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In today's episode, Locked On Blue Jays host Ryan Andrews welcomes JaysfromtheCouch.com writer Stephen Brown back onto the program to discuss what last night's comeback win over the Mariners means as a turning point for the Blue Jays' offense.

The two also discuss all things Russell Martin, from his slow start to the season to what his versatility gives the Blue Jays and his position in franchise history.

Finally, a hypothesis is formed on Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s hair and how it maintains its form.

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In today's episode, Locked On Blue Jays host Ryan Andrews talks about the devastating news of Roberto Osuna's arrest, the disappointment and hurt that it brought and what this means for the future of the 23 year old.

In the second half, Andrews discusses James Paxton's no-hitter against the Blue Jays and how it highlights issues the offense has been having in recent games.

Andrews closes with thoughts on Marcus Stroman's lack of success this season and what it means in context.

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