Mark, Bryson and special guest Peter talk about how much life has changed in the past week and what the timeframe for the start of the season might look like. Also discussed: Chris Sale's Tommy John surgery and minor league salaries.

Music: "Don't Stand So Close To Me," The Police.

This can't be happening. Mark and Bryson talk about the cancellation of spring training and postponement of Opening Day, and everything that goes with the historical suspension of professional sports as we know it.

Music: "Radioactive," Imagine Dragons.

Mark, Bryson and Jacob talk about a handful of stupid things, including the plan to put Cavan Biggio in the outfield and the new MLB.TV blackouts. Plus, some banter about Toronto's first week of baseball.

Music: "Years in the Making," The Arkells

Bryson laughs at Jacob for what he had to say about Reese McGuire's... situation. Also: Even more Astros talk and spring training banter.

Music: "Dancing With Myself," Billy Idol.

Another week, another Astros update. They just keep coming, this time with some laughable nicknames. Mark and Bryson also discuss old Blue Jays footage, how the Mookie Betts trade will help Toronto and when Nate Pearson will make his major league debut.

Music: "Stab You In The Heart," Green Day.

Josh Thole makes his dramatic return to the podcast. Mark, Bryson and Jacob continue to pile on the Houston Astros after new data shows just how far their sign-stealing went. That, plus record predictions for the 2020 season and a projection of this year's rotation.

Music: "Juan Belmonte," The Snuts.

Mark and Bryson are (finally) joined by Jacob to congratulate Larry Walker on his Hall of Fame induction, plus opinions on Toronto's 2020 promotion schedule and discussion of minor league signings.

Music: "The Weekend," Brantley Gilbert (courtesy of Jacob)

Mark and Bryson discuss their thoughts on the Blue Jays' powder blue jerseys and why the Astros got exactly what they deserved. Also discussed: Toronto's active offseason, exciting players in 2020 and potential breakout candidates.

Music: "Trophies," Drake.

Mark chats with Blue Jays pitcher Clayton Richard about the 2019 season, his struggles and whether he likes the NL or AL better.

Song: Intoxicated, Martin Solveig.

In this special episode of Section 138, Mark looks back at July 31, 1993, when the Blue Jays almost traded for Randy Johnson.