
Andrew Stoeten (The Batflip, formerly the Athletic, National Post, Blue Jays Nation, Drunk Jays Fans) and Nick Ashbourne (Sportsnet and Yahoo Sports) team up every week to discuss all things Toronto Blue Jays! AD-FREE AND WEEKLY BONUS EPISODES AVAILABLE AT patreon.com/BJHH
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 235 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Throughout October over on Patreon we've been taking extended looks at the seasons had by various members of the Blue Jays—like this one on Trey Yesavage, which we offer to you in full as a taste of what you're missing if you're not with us over ther... more
A disappointing 2026 season for the Blue Jays is in the books, Ross Atkins and Mark Shapiro have already put a bow on it with their annual end-of-season media conferences, and we're forced now to look back one last time to a season of bad vibes, to p... more
The Blue Jays have officially been eliminated from playoff contention, and their season is now winding to a close. But rather than talking about playing out the string, or looking back on a season of disappointments, we're mostly talking about the la... more
The Blue Jays can afford to spin their wheels no longer. Or, well, if we're being real, they couldn't afford to spin their wheels the way they did over the last week either—squandering multiple opportunities and losing multiple winnable games, just a... more
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Astonishingly authentic!
If you are looking for substance rather than click-bait ridiculous hot takes, this is for you. An oasis in a sea of hot trash about your Blue Jays.
Easily the most knowledgeable, well-reasoned and ‘listen-to-able’ Jays podcast out there. Accept no substitutes. Thank you good sirs!
… I’m still waiting for a David Popkins/David Pumpkins reference in the form of a classic Stoeten photoshop. Any questions?
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Two Toronto-based baseball analysts co-host a weekly show focused on the Toronto Blue Jays, blending data-driven roster analysis with candid fan-centric discussion and humor. Episodes cover trades, deadlines, roster depth, injuries, and player performance, often weighing long-term upside against immediate needs. The hosts' chemistry and willingness to entertain provocative takes, plus occasional Patreon bonus content, make it a go-to for deep dives that balance stats, storytelling, and team context. A standout strength is the balance between insightful analysis and entertaining banter, with a clear emphasis on understanding how front-office moves and in-season performance impact playoff odds and fan expectations.
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