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The Toronto Blue Jays identity over the last few seasons has been based on their defensive capabilities. This year, that has happened once again as the Blue Jays have five nominations to win Gold Glove awards at their respective positions. Some of these nominations were expected, while others shocked Blue Jays fans, but everyone who was nominated has a shot at taking home the hardware. In this episode, we discuss the Blue Jays nominations for the Gold Glove Awards, breaking down the seasons each player had, who they are nominated against, their chances of winning and their significance to this Blue Jays roster. We provide you with the most up to date news, analysis and storylines right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays lacked production in many areas this past season, especially within the lineup. This is an organization that will be aggressive in the offseason and is willing to spend, but every team likes to find a good bargain. One way to so this is through the trade market, just like at last years’ trade deadline when the Blue Jays acquired Louis Varland. To acquire talent, an organization has to part ways with talent in return. With this idea in mind, we decided to discuss a few possible trade candidates the Blue Jays could look to move to retool and acquire depth in other areas, breaking down which players would be worth shopping on the market to see what the Blue Jays could get in return. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.
 

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Unfortunately there is no Blue Jays baseball, but with every passing day, we are that much close to the start of free agency. We decided it was time to discuss a few options the Blue Jays could consider to bring in this offseason to fill in the gaps of this year roster and hopefully all them to contenders in 2027. We start with a player Blue Jays fans know well, and that is Brandon Lowe, coming off of a massive offensive season. The Blue Jays needed offensive firepower, and Lowe could be the key to the Blue Jays lineup finding success once again. In this episode, we discuss the fit of Brandon Lowe with the Toronto Blue Jays, as well as what we can expect his production and contract to look like for the upcoming seasons right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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Baseball is a weird sport. Things can change in a blink of an eye, and there are many players that get better or worse from season to season. In regard to the Blue Jays, it can’t get much worse than what we saw in 2026. While we hope most of the team will be better next season, there are always a few players that inevitably regress and have down years compared to their previous seasons. In this episode, we discuss a few regression candidates on the Blue Jays, giving our reasons why regression is a possibility. We then give our perspectives on what their seasons could look like next year, as well as a fair expectation to set regarding what we believe each player is capable of in 2027. We provide the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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To everyone’s knowledge, the Toronto Blue Jays had a horrible season in 2026. This has left a lot of room for growth, as many players look to bounce back from subpar seasons the that failed both the front office and fans expectations. Things will need to change drastically next season if the Blue Jays want to be successful, and that all starts in house looking at how they can improve within, with the talent they already possess. In this episode, we discuss players we believe could be on track for positive seasons, exceeding expectations and expanding on their roles from the 2026 season. We break down the changes these players will make from season to season,  as well as which attributes will allow them to be successful right here on Locked On Blue Jays. 

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With George Springer no longer a Blue Jay, who will step up to take his spot at DH? Brayden and Carter discuss some of the potential options on this roster right now. Who and where should some of these bullpen arms be utilized next season?

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Vladimir Guerrero Jr has recently received a surgery... how promising is this going to be moving forward for the Toronto Blue Jays? Major League Baseball have introduced some of their possible changes heading into what could be a lockout, what are they and how will they affect baseball as we know it?

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The Blue Jays have had some fun season in the 2020s, the best being the 2025 World Series run. However, overall this team has not had much playoff success in the Vladimir Guerrero Jr. era. A few wildcard appearances, a lot of expectations, and an organization that has fallen short season after season. This raises the question: what kind of organization are the Blue Jays? Should they be considered a contender? Are they just another fringe playoff team? We answer these questions while discussing the Blue Jays future and how this organization is going to plan for the road ahead right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays bullpen was one of the few bright spots in the 2026 season, as there were many breakouts, a lot of soft contact and a ton of appearances throughout the year. Louis Varland was the head of this snake, emerging as the top reliever in the bullpen and firmly took over the closing role. There were many other players that contributed to the success of this bullpen, as we break down the bullpen and discuss which players were the most reliable and expectations for these players for next season. We provide the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays lineup was one of the worst in baseball throughout 2026, and is a massive area of improvement for this organization this season. While there will be moves, the Blue Jays will have to evaluate how they view the players they have within their organization and what their expectation is moving forward into 2027. In this episode, we discuss the Blue Jays lineup and how it needs to improve for 2027, as well as what our expectations are for different players within this roster and how we view their significance to the Blue Jays short and long term success. We provide the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays starting rotation was decimated by injuries and was forced to opt for bullpen games all season long. When healthy, the starting rotation looked solid and seemed like they could compete with playoff teams, shutting lineups down when it mattered. With having a few starting pitchers that were on expiring contracts, we discuss the Blue Jays current starting rotation, breaking down the options the Blue Jays could go to that are currently on the roster, as well as what caliber of pitcher they may add in free agency. They could look to add a couple of arms, as injuries always happen with a starting rotation. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays. 

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Blue Jays Reporters and Media Personnel have been asking Ross Atkins And Mark Shapiro questions about this past season, and how it is going to affect the future of this organization. The main topic that was on everyone’s mind was Vladimir Guerrero Jr, how the organization viewed him and if they expected him to bounce back next season. They also alluded to their offseason plans, talking about areas of need and how aggressive they plan to be in the offseason. In this episode, we discuss what the front office had to say about Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and others, as well as how they viewed this season and what they are going to do to improve this roster. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays had Ross Atkins and Mark Shapiro sit down for their end of the year press conferences to discuss what happened during the season, as well as their plan for the offseason and how they will approach free agency. They addressed a multitude of things and were able to give the fanbase answers on what to expect when they address the areas of need on within this organization. In this episode, we discuss all the important information that came out of these discussions, weeding through the coach speak and picking out the areas of concern that are meaningful to this fanbase for this offseason and beyond. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays. 

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The Toronto Blue Jays' season was disappointing on almost all fronts, as Blue Jays' fans have higher expectations for the future of this organization. The season fell apart for a variety of reasons, but now it is up to the Blue Jays front office to retool this roster and make the appropriate moves to fill in the missing pieces the Blue Jays' needed this past season. In this episode, Carter Fuerst is joined by Skylar Peters to break down the season, discussing what went wrong as well as the holes to fix on both the pitching staff and within the lineup. We provide you with the most up-to-date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays are officially in the off-season, and we already have information about players the Blue Jays could be interested in this winter. Mitch Bannon gave us a ton of storylines to look at, with some regarding potential returns, big free agent swings and positions of need the Blue Jays will look to focus on. In this episode, we discuss all of these storylines and break down how this will affect the Blue Jays plans moving forwards. And the chances of these rumours becoming reality before the start of the next baseball season. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays season is officially over, as they have won their last series of the year against the Cincinnati Reds. Max Scherzer and George Springer may have just played in their last Major League Baseball games of their careers. There were a lot of emotional moments that surfaced from this weekend with all the tributes, chants and ovations, which made this weekend of baseball one of the best of the season. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big moments that surfaced from this weekend, while giving our reactions to what could have been the last game of Max Scherzer’s and George Springer’s careers. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays have played 159 games this season and have made it to their last series of the year. There have been a lot of ups and downs this season, and now we approach the offseason in interesting times. Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s comments about his season are still circulating around the Blue Jays fan base as people are frustrated with his lack of production. There are fans on both sides of the fence, but whichever side you are on, there are still three more games to play. In this episode, we discuss the fallout of Vladdy’s comments, as well as preview what could be the last series as a Blue Jay for Max Scherzer and George Springer. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays lose both of the games in the double header against the Baltimore Orioles by a score of 4-2. The first loss officially eliminated the Blue Jays from playoff contention after a season of injuries and failed expectations. The playoff elimination wasn’t the only headline, as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had some words about his season and how he believes fans should view his season, and even had some comments about his contract that had stirred up opinions among Blue Jays fans. In this episode, we discuss Vladdy and his comments about his contract and his production this season, as well as the feeling after the Blue Jays were officially eliminated from the 2026 MLB playoffs. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays second game against the Orioles got postponed due to excessive rain, as they will now play a doubleheader on Wednesday. The Blue Jays have been a major disappointment all season long, and part of that has been due to the injuries this team has suffered all season long. With only five games left in the season, there are still some things to be excited about with the offense and pitching staff. In this episode, we discuss what we’re excited watch as the season wraps up, as well as the injuries the Blue Jays have suffered this season and how they compare to other teams around the league. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays have lost once again, blowing a 3-0 lead in the first game of the series against the Baltimore Orioles. Things started out well as Trey Yesavage made his first appearance in over a month, and was effective his outing. The Blue Jays offense scored three runs in the first inning, with a mix of quality at bats and timely hitting. Ultimately, that was all the offense they could muster as the Orioles chipped away at the Blue Jays chances at winning the game and making the playoffs. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and storylines that surfaced from this game, as well as the Blue Jays odds to make the playoffs and what to watch for in the last five games of the season. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays lose the biggest series of the year to the Texas Rangers, making their playoff chances near zero going into the last week of the season. It was an unfortunate performance from all facets, as they failed to score runs and put up zeroes on the scoreboard. With only six games left in the season and a possible lockout pending, we will try to appreciate the Blue Jays baseball we still have left. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and storylines that surfaced from this weekend of baseball, discussing the Blue Jays’ playoff odds as well as what went wrong over the weekend series. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays are down to just 9 games left in the season, as they play the Texas Rangers in a must-win series. There are a few teams still in the race, as it seems like it’s going down to the wire for the last wildcard spot. The Blue Jays need a few things to happen, but they do have a chance to win their way into a playoff spot by playing their best baseball of the season. In this episode we discuss the road ahead for the Blue Jays and their chances of making the playoffs. We then discuss updates on Anthony Santander and Trey Yesavage and their roll in the final stretch of the season. We provide you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays salvage the series as they are able to win the last game 5-1. The Blue Jays got some help today as the Detroit Tigers made three errors on three consecutive plays to allow the Jays to get a comfortable lead. The pitching did a fantastic job, but the Blue Jays are running out of time to gain ground in the playoff race, as they are down to nine games remaining on the season. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and storylines that surfaced from this game, while breaking down the key moments that ultimately decided this game right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays have lost the game and the series against the Detroit Tigers after getting blown out 10-1. This was the worst case scenario, as the Guardians won their game and have the Blue Jays sitting 2 games back of a wildcard spot. The offense was invincible, the pitching was abysmal and the mood is at an all time low after this kind of effort in one of the biggest games of the season. It is not over, but the Blue Jays have a big hill to climb to catch up in the standings. In this episode, we discuss what went wrong for the Blue, as well as their chances of making the playoffs right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays drop a heartbreaker to the Detroit Tigers as they give up a late lead and lose 6-5. The Blue Jays could have blown this game open multiple times, but they always seemed to come up one hit short in these big moments. This was the opportunity to take advantage as the Cleveland Guardians lost their game to the White Sox. There are many different things people can point the blame at in this loss, but this was an outing the Blue Jays would want back, especially in the later innings. In this episode, we break down all of the highlights and big storylines that surfaced from this game, while discussing what went wrong and our biggest concerns for the rest of the season right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays have won a huge series against the Baltimore Orioles, beating a division rival and keeping themselves in playoff contention. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. FINALLY has a home run at the Rogers Centre, as he got a standing ovation in what was one of his best games of the season. The was an eventful weekend in multiple regards, with huge performances, DFA’s and intriguing quotes all arising from the series against the Baltimore Orioles. We break down all of the highlights and storylines that surfaced from this weekend of baseball, while providing you with the most up to date Blue Jays news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays have fifteen games left in their season to prove they deserve to be in the playoffs. They still have a chance, but it is going to be tough sledding ahead as they have to play their best baseball of the season. The Blue Jays are going to have to do a lot of things right over this span, and it has to go almost perfectly if they want to make this dream a reality. In this episode, we decided to present our game-plan the Blue Jays should follow to give themselves the best chance at success for the rest of the season, while also going over scenarios of possible records the Blue Jays could finish with to give themselves a shot at sneaking into the third AL wildcard spot. We provide you with the most up to date news, analysis and storylines right here on Locked On Blue Jays. 

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The Toronto Blue Jays suffer one of their worst losses of the season as they drop the rubber match to the Athletics 2-0. This offense was putrid in a game where they had every opportunity win the series against one of the worst teams in baseball. The pitching was phenomenal, but as we have seen as season long, when things go poorly it’s because of the offense. Luckily for the Blue Jays, the out of town scoreboard was favourable, but this is a series the Blue Jays needed to take advantage of. In this episode, we break down all of the highlights and storylines that surfaced from this game, while discussing the impact of the series loss and how this will effect the Blue Jays moving forward right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays bounce back and win a huge game against the Athletics 4-2. The Blue Jays got just enough of everything this game as the starting pitching was phenomenal, and the offense was able to muster just enough runs to allow the Blue Jays to win this game comfortably. Jose Soriano did exactly what the Blue Jays needed him to do after Dylan Cease struggled in the previous game, going seven innings and saving the arms in the bullpen. This team continues to get production from all over this lineup, as Alejandro Kirk, Josh Smith and Kazuma Okamoto were the main contributors in this victory. This has been the biggest difference in the second half: if the Blue Jays score a handful of runs, there is a very high chance they will win that baseball game. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big moments that surfaced from this game, breaking down the  importance of a series win and how the Blue Jays will look to accomplish that right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays lose a heartbreaker to the Athletics, as they get walked off 6-5 in the bottom of the 9th inning. The Blue Jays had so many opportunities to win this game, as they were able to claw back after going down 5-1, but ultimately came up short in the win column. Dylan Cease did not have a very good start in this game, as he could not command his pitches consistently and did not get much help from his defense, considering the Blue Jays had three errors on the day. The Jays only have 17 games left in the season, and every game means more than the last. In this episode, we discuss what went wrong for the Blue Jays, what needs to improve, and how they can bounce back from a heartbreaking loss to get themselves back into the playoffs picture. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have won another series, and have gotten back to .500 for the first time since June. The Blue Jays are playing their best baseball of the season at the perfect time, as every game is more important that the previous one considering there is less than 20 games left to play this season. A boast in offensive productivity has been the key to their hot streak, as Brett Bateman, George Springer and Alejandro Kirk are just a few of the players who have been on fire since the trade deadline. Things have been clicking for the Blue Jays recently, but they need to keep it up if they want to sneak into a playoff spot. In this episode, we break down all the highlight and storylines that surfaced from this weekend while discussing the starting rotation, injury updates and the rest of the season schedule right here on Locked On Blue Jays. 

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The Toronto Blue Jays win a huge game a take the rubber match of the series 6-3 over the Cleveland Guardians. This game was a must win, and the Blue Jays did just that. There were many huge contributions in this game, as Nathan Lukes, Jose Soriano, Brett Bateman and Louis Varland were just a few that ultimately led the Blue Jays to their biggest win of the season. The Blue Jays are in the running for the last wildcard spot with twenty one games left on the schedule, and every game is going to be more important than the last. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big storylines that surfaced from this game, while discussing the Blue Jays road ahead and how they will have to maneuver the rest of the schedule to set themselves up for the best chance of success right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays get a huge bounce back win against the Cleveland Guardians as the take the second game of the series 11-0. This was the perfect game for the Blue Jays, as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. FINALLY had a game where we carried the offense, having five RBI in a game for the first time this season. Dylan Cease was great once again, the offense showed up and the Blue Jays still have all of their high leverage arms for the rubber match, trying to put themselves in striking distance of the last wildcard spot. It could not have went much better for the Blue Jays, as we break down all the highlight and storylines that surfaced from this game while discussing the probability of the Blue Jays replicating games like this during the rest of the season right here on Locked On Blue Jays. 

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The Toronto Blue Jays have lost the first game of the series to the Cleveland Guardians, as they struggle to find offense in a 6-1 loss. Gavin Williams was incredible on the mound today, racking up 13 strikeouts in one of the dominant efforts we have seen by a starting pitcher this season. One run in a baseball game is never going to be enough, especially in a series where you are playing the team directly in front of you in the standings. The Blue Jays put themselves in a tough spot, but everytime this season when you thought the Blue Jays might be out of it, they have pulled you right back in, and we will need another one of those outings with Dylan Cease on the mound. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and main storylines to come out of the first game of this series, while talking about the road ahead and what needs to change to allow the Blue Jays to get back into the win column against the Cleveland Guardians.

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The Blue Jays have their biggest series of the year, playing against the Cleveland Guardians. The Blue Jays will get some reinforcements, as the rosters expand from 26-28 in the month of September. The Blue Jays are in striking distance, but they will need contributions from everyone if they want to have success and make up ground against the teams ahead of them in the standings. In this episode, we discuss the importance of this series against the Guardians while breaking down possible options the Blue Jays could rely on down the stretch to help them make their playoff push. We bring you the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays pull the fanbase back in as the sweep the Seattle Mariners. This was a great weekend of baseball for the Blue Jays, as their pitching was phenomenal and their offense was able to put a few rallies together. It wasn’t just one player standing out, it was a complete team effort on both sides of the ball. This has been a roller-coaster of a season, considering the Blue Jays have struggled to play consistent baseball all season long. In this episode, we break down all the biggest highlights and storylines that surfaced from this weekend, diving into individual player performances, intriguing quotes from players and discuss our reactions to Buck Martinez and his Hall of Excellence ceremony right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays got dismantled by the Kansas City Royals as they lost the rubber match 13-2. This game felt like it was over very early on, as Carter Jensen hit the second pitch of the game into the second take. There was more controversy in this game, as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. found himself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons once again. This was a gut punch 

in every facet of baseball, as nothing went well for the Blue Jays in this outing. The Blue Jays fanbase had a strong reaction to this outing, raining down boos for what has been a very underwhelming season. In this episode, we discuss all of the horror the Blue Jays went through in this game, while talking about the ball parks atmosphere and how fans are feeling about Vladimir Guerrero Jr. right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays bounce back and win the second game of the series against the Kansas City Royals. Nathan Lukes had a huge swing in this one, making up for his mishap in the ninth inning on Tuesday. Bullpen days have been phenomenal for the Blue Jays, as they got great performances from all seven pitchers used throwing a combined shutout against a hot offense. The Blue Jays need to continue to chip away in the standings, as there are only twenty eight games left in the season. In this episode, we break down all the highlights and storylines that surfaced from this game, while discussing John Schneider and his approach with Vladimir Guerrero Jr, as he opens up about his reasoning for leaving Vladdy at the top of the batting order. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays. 

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The Toronto Blue Jays drop the first game of the series to the Kansas City Royals 5-3. This problem continues to persist for the Blue Jays, as they were once again unable to hit with runners in scoring position, going 1-11 on the day. This game ended in another demoralizing way, as Nathen Lukes was thrown out at second base in the 9th inning while trying to extend a single into a double. The Blue Jays are running out of time to gain ground in the standings, and things aren’t going to get any easier as they just got the news that another one of their starting pitchers has been placed on the IL. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights, lowlights and storylines that arose from this game, while breaking down the frustration felt by the players, coaches and fans as the Blue Jays offense continues to struggle. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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This is the most important stretch of the Toronto Blue Jays season. Thirty games to prove that they belong in a playoff spot. One thing that unfortunately has not changed all year long is Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s offensive production. With little time left in the season, the Blue Jays need to try anything they can to maximize this team’s potential. One option could be shuffling up the lineup, having the more productive hitters at the top while moving struggling hitters down in the order. In this episode, we discuss the possibility of moving Vladdy down in the order, and where would be a good place for him to be until he gets things going. We then discuss the new faces in the starting rotation and their first couple of outings as Toronto Blue Jays players, while bringing you the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have lost the series to the New York Yankees, winning the middle game of the three game set. The Blue Jays reverted back to their old ways as they struggled to hit with runners in scoring position. It’s hard to win baseball games when they aren’t scoring runs, as the entire lineup struggled to cash in when it mattered most. Overall, the Blue Jays have put themselves in a position to compete for the last wildcard spot, especially considering they have one of the easiest remaining schedules of all the teams in the AL wildcard race. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big moments from the weekend series, breaking down what went wrong for the Blue Jays in this series. We then look ahead and what needs to fall into place for the Blue Jays to sneak into the last wildcard spot in the American League. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have won the series against the Tampa Bay Rays, as they win the rubber match 5-1. Shane Bieber was phenomenal is his outing, throwing over 100 pitches for the first time since 2023. The offense helped out in this one as well, launching three solo home runs as the Blue Jays continue to try to fight their way into a wildcard spot. The vibes are at an all time high, as the Blue Jays keep rolling and are playing their best baseball of the season. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big moments from this series, while breaking down the key differences from the Blue Jays pre and post trade deadline. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays drop the second game of the series against the Tampa Bay Rays, losing 7-6 after being down big early on. Unfortunately, there was one player that stood out in this game for all of the wrong reasons. Jesus Sanchez has multiple mishaps in this game that ultimately costed the Blue Jays the series win. This isn’t the first time Sanchez has been in the spotlight because of his defense, and has gotten to a point where many people are suggesting he should not play in the outfield for the rest of the season. Overall, the Blue Jays showed fight as they almost came back to win this game, but these are the games they cannot throw away if they want to find themselves in the last wildcard spot. In this episode, we discuss the missteps Jesus Sanchez had in this game, while breaking down all of the highlights and storylines that surfaced from the second game of the Rays series. We bring you the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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After all the talk about how bad the Toronto Blue Jays are at the Trop, they go into Tampa and defeate the AL-leading Rays 10-5 in the first game of the series. Who stood out in this one, and what do we expect from the rest of the series?

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The Toronto Blue Jays finally have an off day, which gave us time to look at one of the biggest competitions in Major League Baseball: The AL Cy Young Race. Dylan Cease and Cam Schlittler are neck and neck in most statistical categories, with around seven starts left in this season. Anything can happen, and one start could change everything for each of these pitchers. This will be a race to play close attention to over the next month and a half, as we break down each players stats, comparing their profiles and seeing who has the early edge, as well as what could impact their performances down the stretch. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have won another series against a playoff team, as they take the series against the Yankees 2-1. The Blue Jays just continue to find ways to get to win baseball games as that is six straight series wins against solid baseball teams. The Blue Jays have made their way back into the playoff hunt, as they had possession of the last wildcard spot for a few hours this weekend, playing their best stretch of baseball of the season. There is still a lot of work to be done, and they are now more motivated than ever to right the ship and squeak into the playoffs. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big moments that occurred over the weekend, breaking down the best performances, MLB debuts and a few key injury updates that could have massive implications for the Blue Jays down the stretch right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Blue Jays have lost the fourth game of the series and have fallen short of sweeping the Boston Red Sox. The Blue Jays were simply outmatched offensively, as they struggling to get runners on throughout the game. Max Scherzer had a great outing as he continued to build on his last two starts, but unfortunately you can’t win baseball games if you don’t score runs. In the big picture, the Blue Jays took three out of four from the Boston Red Sox and have played solid baseball over these past 2 weeks, but can they keep this momentum going? In this episode, we discuss all of the highlights and big moments from the last game against the Red Sox, while breaking down what lies ahead and how the Blue Jays can continue this momentum right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have won the series against the Boston Red Sox, squeezing out the third game of the series 6-4. This was another complete effort by the Blue Jays, getting contributions from the both sides of the ball. The key to this game was the 8th inning, where the Blue Jays poured on and scored five runs, which was enough to carry them to a victory. This stretch of baseball has been a blast to watch, and has made many fans believe in this ball club and their ability to make the playoffs, even after the horrific start to the season. This season is far from over, as we break down all the highlights and storylines that surfaced from this game, while bringing you the most up to date Blue Jays news and analysis on this episode of Locked On Blue Jays. 

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The Blue Jays continue to grind out wins as they have beaten the Boston Red Sox once again. The Jays got contributions from every position player in this lineup, as every hitter one through nine had a run, RBI or a hit. Dylan Cease was able to persevere through his outing where he did not have his best stuff, keeping the Blue Jays in the game and his Cy Young hopes alive. The Blue Jays have been playing better baseball as of late, which has been getting fans excited about the team and their chances of making a run for the playoffs. This leaves us with one question: Do you believe in the Toronto Blue Jays? In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big moments from the second game of the series, while giving our perspectives on whether the Blue Jays can continue this hot streak and make a run for the playoffs. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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