Mark and Bryson worship Eric Sogard’s surprise comeback season and discuss how invested they’ve been in this season. Then, they discuss the news of a split Montreal and Tampa Bay team. Spoiler: Mark hates it, with a passion. Music: Home Again, First Aid Kit. https://media.blubrry.com/thereshegoes/content.blubrry.com/thereshegoes/Section_138_Ep_45.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
Without much in the way of news this week, Mark and Bryson opine about the jobs of Mark Shapiro, Ross Atkins and Charlie Montoyo. Who’s to blame for where the Blue Jays are now? That, plus banter on Vladdy and Freddy Galvis. https://media.blubrry.com/thereshegoes/content.blubrry.com/thereshegoes/Section_138_Ep_42.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
It looks like Aaron Sanchez and Marcus Stroman are friends again. What happened in the first place? Should we even be talking about their private lives? That, along with conversations on the Toronto Blue Jays’ trade of Kendrys Morales to the Oakland Athletics and Charlie Montoyo’s managing on Opening Day. Song: Intoxicated, Martin Solveig https://media.blubrry.com/thereshegoes/content.blubrry.com/thereshegoes/Section_138_Ep_40.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
R.A. Dickey’s knuckleball career in Toronto comes to an end but leaves behind a legacy of inspiration. In a way, his departure resembles a pitcher giving up four balls to give the batter a walk; except this time it is R.A who is doing the walking. The 42 year knuckleballer has spent the last four years as a starting pitcher for the Blue Jays, but, at the end of the 2016 season, was not offered a contract to continue his…
So the postseason ended sooner than we hoped it would. Sometimes you give it all you’ve got, but you just come up short. And though we wanted it for our boys, though we hoped and cheered for that next win, it just wasn’t in the cards this time around. And that’s ok. Being sports fans means we’ve got to be ok with the losses; they make the wins that much sweeter. But that being said, it’s critical we take a…
What ever would the Toronto Blue Jays do without their fearless parrot smashing balls out of the park on an almost daily basis? Well, for one thing, they might not have made it nearly this far into the postseason without last week’s absolutely earth shattering 11th inning walk off home run. Slugger and first baseman Edwin Encarnacion comes through for our Jays time and time again. It’s hard to narrow down just six reasons Edwing deserves to be showered in…
One word to describe Jose Bautista – Iconic. High average with runner in scoring position, clutch home runs, and a trademark bat flip kids can only dream of. How could you possibly nail it down to just six reasons why Jose Bautista is loved by Toronto? It was hard, but here it is. 6. He’s Effective on and off the field Remember when Jose was injured and he was being the teacher to Devon Travis’ student? Devon Travis has the highest…
The postseason is a huge stage, and the stakes are only elevated in a do-or-die single game playoff match. Therefore, it’s crucial that Toronto picks the correct starter to pitch, but the choices are questionable. Have your say here!
Exactly a month ago today, the Jays were at the top of the AL East two games ahead of the Red Sox. Fast forward to today, and Boston has clinched the AL East, the Jays and Orioles are tied for the wild card spot with Detroit a game and a half back and Seattle two games behind. As Drake would say, things are hot up in the 6ix. The 4-0 loss to the Orioles yesterday was a really tough game…
There are few things in life more enjoyable than a great Stro Show. Though he has certainly had his ups and downs this season, Marcus Stroman never fails to light up the pitcher’s mound with genuine energy and enthusiasm. Let’s take a minute to check out just six reasons Toronto just can’t help but love Marcus Stroman: 1) He doesn’t accept defeat. Mr. Stroman came out of the 2015 postseason on a high. He was back from injury, and pitching…