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The Toronto Blue Jays handed the New York Yankees their first series loss of the season but weren't able to complete their first sweep of 2024 as The Bronx Bombers rallied in the finale with a four-run ninth inning.We talked about all of the good things from this series against New York, including strong starts from Chris Bassitt, Yusei Kikuchi, and Kevin Gausman, along with some encouraging performances from Alejandro Kirk and Daulton Varsho. We also talked about the bad from the series, which was really just the implosion on Wednesday. We also welcomed Andrew Stoeten of The Bat Flip and Blue Jays Happy Hour to the show to discuss the series against New York and make some big-picture observations about the team three weeks into the season. 

Make that back-to-back series wins for the Blue Jays since they returned to Toronto, as the team took two of three from the visiting Colorado Rockies. We talked about the electric debut of Yariel Rodríguez, who struck out six batters over 3 2/3 innings on Saturday. We also talked about the ace-like start to the season that José Berríos has put together and how important that's been considering Kevin Gausman hasn't looked like himself yet.After that, we took a look at how Danny Jansen, Alek Manoah, Jordan Romano, and Erik Swanson are doing in their rehab stints with Triple-A Buffalo, and which players are likely to be sent down when others are activated from the Injured List. Finally, we took a spin around the American League East and looked ahead to this week's series with the New York Yankees. 

The Toronto Blue Jays picked up their first series win of the season this week, taking two of three games from the Seattle Mariners. We talked about the Home Opener in Toronto, the response to the second round of renovations made to the Rogers Centre, and fans booing manager John Schneider during the introduction ceremony. We also dove into the response that Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh had to comments Schneider made about him last April.Finally, we looked ahead to this weekend's series against the Colorado Rockies, a team heading into Toronto with a 3-10 record on the season.

The Blue Jays bumpy visit to the Bronx did not go to plan.A big series opening win followed by a close comeback plan foiled by a way-too-large deficit parlayed itself into another disappointing series ending and series losing loss against the Yanks in New York. But what comes next for the Jays as they finally head home for their first series in the newly renovated Rogers Centre. Zach Laing joins the show as Coomzy is on his way back from New York City as he helps Tyler breakdown this up-and-down series for Toronto and what the plan may be for some struggling pitchers like Alek Manoah and Bowden Francis. Plus, what's the plan with Yariel Rodriguez? All that and much more on this episode of Blue Jays Nation Radio!

The Blue Jays bumpy start to the season continues as the Astros embarrass the Jays in Houston.The Jays get no-hit and one-hit in the series as they become the first team in MLB history to accomplish the sad feat to start an MLB season. But, it wasn't all bad as Davis Schneider comes in clutch in game two. How did it all go so wrong for Toronto?Andrew Stoeten joins the show as Coomzy is off to New York to catch the Jays in action in the Bronx. Stoeten breaks down what went wrong, what went well, and what comes next for the Blue Jays on this episode of Blue Jays Nation Radio!

We're back! With real games to talk about!The Toronto Blue Jays opened their season with a four-game series against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field and managed a split. The two wins showed just how good this team can be if they're clicking, while the two losses were eerily similar to many frustrating ones we saw last season. We welcomed former Blue Jays Devon Travis to the show to talk about his Opening Day experience with the team back in 2015 and why he believes that this season's version of the team can be a winner. He also talked about why Justin Turner is such an important addition to the Blue Jays and his experience seeing Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette in Spring Training for the first time.