It’s the first episode of 2019, and Troy Tulowitzki is now a New York Yankee. Will he be able to stay healthy? How do Toronto’s recent acquisitions affect the team? Is Marcus Stroman hurting the Blue Jays with his social media?

It’s the first episode of 2019, and Troy Tulowitzki is now a New York Yankee. Will he be able to stay healthy? How do Toronto’s recent acquisitions affect the team? Is Marcus Stroman hurting the Blue Jays with his social media?

It’s the first episode of 2019, and Troy Tulowitzki is now a New York Yankee. Will he be able to stay healthy? How do Toronto’s recent acquisitions affect the team? Is Marcus Stroman hurting the Blue Jays with his social media?

Were the Blue Jays right to release Troy Tulowitzki? How does it impact 2019 and beyond as spring training approaches?

We discuss that and more with guest Robert Pantelimon of BlueJaysCentre in this episode.

Music: "American Screams" by The Arkells.

Were the Blue Jays right to release Troy Tulowitzki? How does it impact 2019 and beyond as spring training approaches? We discuss that and more with guest Robert Pantelimon of BlueJaysCentre in this episode. Music: “American Screams” by The Arkells.

Were the Blue Jays right to release Troy Tulowitzki? How does it impact 2019 and beyond as spring training approaches? We discuss that and more with guest Robert Pantelimon of BlueJaysCentre in this episode. Music: “American Screams” by The Arkells.

On this episode marking the end of the Blue Jays' season and the revamping of our podcast, Mark and Blue Jays Nation look back at 2018 and discuss how it will be remembered, but also look forward towards 2019 and Toronto's managerial candidates.

On this episode marking the end of the Blue Jays’ season and the revamping of our podcast, Mark and Blue Jays Nation look back at 2018 and discuss how it will be remembered, but also look forward towards 2019 and Toronto’s managerial candidates.

On this episode marking the end of the Blue Jays’ season and the revamping of our podcast, Mark and Blue Jays Nation look back at 2018 and discuss how it will be remembered, but also look forward towards 2019 and Toronto’s managerial candidates.

We've changed our minds on Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette. At least, Everything Blue Jays has. Mark and Blue Jays Nation are still on the fence.