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On today's show, Hunter and Callum are joined by South of the Six host Adam Corsair to talk all things Blue Jays. The show is lead off with discussion about the Blue Jays most recent management decisions in trading Kevin Pillar and extending Randal Grichuk. Next, we ask Adam whether the Blue Jays hitting woes and impressive pitching have been a surprise at all and what to expect moving forward. Lastly, we give out our "award" for outstanding player of the week! Thanks Adam for joining this week!
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Hunter answers some of Twitter and Instagrams questions about the Raptors and the Eastern Conference ranging from whether Kawhi is staying, what they'll do if he doesn't to who's going to make the Eastern Conference playoffs and who the Raptors should be scared of.
Hunter and Callum break down as much as they can from the Blue Jays first series of 2019. We discuss the success of the pitching staff and the hitting woes. Then we talk the new manager, Charlie Montoyo, and what kind of culture changes he's making to the team and lastly we show some love to the player who have stood out the most to us!
Hunter and Callum break down the most recent Raptors news. This week, they start off with the Raptors finally being healthy thanks to Kyle Lowry returning early from his injury. Then they give their thoughts on the wild Jeremy Lamb game winner and whether or not late game plays should be switched up. After, they talk about the "home-and-home" against the OKC Thunder and debate whether Kawhi or PG is the better player. They end off the show with some usual Siakam love.
Hunter and Callum chat about this weeks biggest Raptors news! This episode starts off with them talking about Lowry's injury - was it a dirty play? Should Nurse have taken Lowry out earlier? Then they get into whether or not Raptors fans should be worried about Dwayne Casey and the Detroit Pistons (Spolier Alert: NO). They then thank Serge for showing his emotions and finish off with their Siakam MIP case.
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