
Ben Nicholson-Smith is Sportsnet’s baseball editor. Arden Zwelling is a senior writer. Together, they bring you the most in-depth Blue Jays podcast in the league, covering off all the latest news with opinion and analysis, as well as interviews with other insiders and people around the team.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 308 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Fresh off the road, Arden checks in to take stock of a Blue Jays team that suffered some tough losses in Chicago and Philadelphia while showing a lot of fight. He also covers what we’ve learned of late about Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s difficult season (... more
After a busy, unique, fascinating trade deadline, Arden and Ben regroup to take stock of it all. In the first half, Ben shares his perspective from being around the team on a complicated, emotional day, (0:00) before the guys take a high-level look a... more
The countdown is on to the MLB trade deadline. Arden and Ben discuss some Blue Jays trade chips (5:33) before looking at a couple potential targets (33:42) and making some predictions (58:34).
This podcast is produced and sound engineered by Cristia... more
A series loss against the Red Sox has inched the Blue Jays closer to a trade deadline sell-off few expected entering the season. Arden gets the low down from Ben on what he saw while with the team in Boston (4:57) before the two dive into Dylan Cease... more
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For years this was just part of the routine. I enjoyed it at first, but the random extreme analytics based takes, usually from Arden, started causing me to roll my eyes more and more every year. The World Series is meaningless, the Jays should let Vladdy walk, yadda yadda.
I’ve been meaning to unsub for a long time, but listening to Arden spend five minutes gushing about his White House experience was finally enough to shake the habit, so thanks for that I guess. There’s no shortage of other p... more
This is one of my favourite Blue Jays Podcasts. I feel like they guys have a real feel for the team, the game and give great analysis of what’s going on.
Thank you for all the hard work y’all put into this!
We’ve barely heard from you since the World Series. I know life gets busy but, I’ve wondered where you’ve been. Are you no longer interested in the podcast? Or, are your bosses unsupportive? Seems like an odd time stop podcasting about the team Torontonians are most interested in after the 3rd best Blue Jay season in the 50 years of the team. I hope all is well.
You need to increase the volume or gain or whatever dials necessary in the setup you folks are using by 150-200%
This podcast gives a great in depth view of our beloved Blue Jays from a couple of guys who are die hard fans with some behind the scenes information and a great baseball analysis
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A deeply analytical Blue Jays focused show that blends game-by-game breakdowns with long-term roster strategy and player development. Two seasoned insiders lead discussions on injuries, lineup construction, pitching depth, and front-office decisions, often weaving in data-driven observations and behind-the-scenes context. The tone is practical and opinionated, with occasional guest insiders providing authoritative context; the episodes consistently emphasize depth over hot takes and aim to help listeners understand the why behind team moves. A standout is the strong emphasis on roster flexibility and strategic bullpen usage, making it valuable for fans who crave inside-baseball analysis and for potential sponsors seeking serious sports anal... more
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