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TORONTO BLUE JAYS. LOS ANGELES ANGELS. SWEEP. The lineup finally gets going and the Blue Jays do what we know they’re capable of. Mark and Bryson discuss all the dramatics from Saturday and Sunday, as well why the games were so back-and-forth. What needs to change in Toronto’s bullpen? Should Ryan Borucki and Julian Merryweather be sent down? Is it time for the Blue Jays to add an arm? Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Follow…

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OFFENCE, BABY! The Toronto Blue Jays are BACK in business… or are they? Mark, Bryson and Jacob debate whether the Blue Jays’ offensive outburst in St. Louis is for real and if they’ll be able to keep it up in Los Angeles against Shohei Ohtani and the Angels. Also discussed: the importance of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s homer and Charlie Montoyo’s managerial mistakes. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on…

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We’re at our wits end. The Toronto Blue Jays still can’t hit, despite a series against the worst pitching staff in baseball, the Cincinnati Reds. Mark, Bryson and Jacob vent about their frustrations with the Blue Jays, as well as what we think needs to happen. Should hitting coach Guillermo Martinez be fired? How concerned should we be about other teams in the division running away with it? Also discussed: the questionable decision to pull Alek Manoah after the eighth…

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It’s like the offseason all over again, with an ESPN report connecting the Toronto Blue Jays with generational talent Juan Soto of the Washington Nationals. Mark, Bryson and Jacob give their instant reaction to the news. How much should the Blue Jays give up for Soto? How believable is this rumour in the first place? Does it even make sense for the Blue Jays? Also discussed: A much-needed series win against the Seattle Mariners, whether the offence has turned a…

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We’re shaking up Section 138 with a BRAND NEW LOGO for the first time in podcast history. The Toronto Blue Jays also shook up the lineup, but it didn’t work out for them in their weekend series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Outside of one phenomenal inning, everything stayed the same. Mark and Bryson discuss the change, what needs to happen next and where the Blue Jays go from here. How about the return of Hyun Jin Ryu and Danny…

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Things couldn’t get much worse for the Toronto Blue Jays right now. They’ve lost four in a row, seven of the last nine and are just two games over .500. Mark, Bryson and Jacob vent about the team’s miserable performance this week against the New York Yankees. When on earth will this offence get going? Is it time for a lineup change or will that send the wrong message? Also discussed: the Ump Show. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube…

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Oof. The Toronto Blue Jays lose their second consecutive series, dropping three of four to the Cleveland Guardians despite the much-anticipated return of Teoscar Hernández. Now, the lack of offence is starting to cost the Blue Jays games. When, if ever, will things turn around? Will it happen this week against the New York Yankees, or will it take longer against the Tampa Bay Rays, Seattle Mariners or even the Cincinnati Reds? Mark and Bryson also discuss sloppy play on…

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The Toronto Blue Jays have lost their first series of the season to the New York Yankees, who take advantage of an ump show on Tuesday to deliver Toronto its worst loss of the year. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the Blue Jays’ offensive struggles and what will get it going. Is Teoscar Hernández the solution? What about re-hiring Dante Bichette? Or is it just as simple as facing a bad team? Also discussed: Yusei Kikuchi’s bounceback start and whether…

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The Toronto Blue Jays just keep on rolling. Thanks to Kevin Gausman and some timely hitting, the Blue Jays walk away with another pair of one-run wins and another series win. Mark, Bryson and Jacob reflect on the month of April and give out their monthly awards for MVP, Cy Young, biggest surprise, Gold Glove and best reliever. The crew also discusses Toronto’s depleted offence and if it’s a source of concern, as well as the Cy Young debate between…

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