After an up and down homestand for the Blue Jays, Justin and Patrick are back to discuss how the team is performing.

The team has signed RHPs Spencer Turnbull and Jose Urena to bolster a staff that has been overworked lately, but is it enough?

With the Jays going through a tough time, Justin and Patrick discuss how things may change in the lineup with Daulton Varsho returning to face the Red Sox this week.

Who gets the start on Wednesday? Could it be former and also new Jay Casey Lawrence?

The guys look at top prospect Arjun Nimmala's start in Vancouver, Trey Yesavage and Khal Stephen lighting up batters in Florida, and provide updates on injuries on the MLB roster.

With the Blue Jays on a five-game losing streak Justin and Patrick examine what is going on.

Nathan Lukes has the only home run for the team in the past 6 games, and Bo Bichette still has not hit one this season.

Heading into New York to play the Yankees, the Jays still sit within striking distance of the division lead.

The bats need to step up.

Justin and Patrick return for a Blue Jays vibe check. The team has a winning record on the backs of their pitching staff, and Vladdy finally hit a home run!

The guys highlight Chris Bassitt, Yimi Garcia, Alan Roden, and Jeff Hoffman, and discuss what they would change about the batting order.

Daulton Varsho, Erik Swanson, and Ryan Burr are nearing returns while Max Scherzer's status is up in the air.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has been extended!

For the next 14 seasons he will be a Toronto Blue Jay.

With Patrick on vacation, he joins Justin from a Montreal hotel room to react to one of the biggest moments in Blue Jays franchise history.

The guys discuss the impact of the deal and what could be next for the front office.

We've got a fun one for you today folks!

To start the show Justin & Patrick break down the Toronto Blue Jays sweep of the Washington Nationals. The guys highlight the top performers and also the players who need to step up going forward.

The main course of this episode saw Allison and Linda, two of the hosts of Mets podcast A Pod of Their Own, join the show.

Along with Allison and Linda, Justin & Patrick go over the rich history of the Mets, the triumph, the heartbreak, and what to expect with this year's squad. Allison and Linda give us lesser known players to look out for when the Jays and Mets meet in Queens this weekend.

After a season opening series split with Baltimore, Justin and Patrick voice their concerns about Max Scherzer and the puzzling move to keep (and then DFA) Richard Lovelady over Ryan Yarbrough.

The guys highlight Andres Gimenez, Bo Bichette, Kevin Gausman, and Jeff Hoffman as standouts over the weekend.

Congrats to Alan Roden on his first MLB hit.

Before wrapping up the episode the guys discuss the Washington Nationals and the keys to winning the series.

Stay tuned for a very cool episode later this week!

Josh Sroka of Section 336 joins Justin and Patrick to take a deep dive into one of the Blue Jays' biggest opponents: the Baltimore Orioles!

Josh and his brother Matt co-host Section 336 and have been podcasting since 2012! They are Orioles season ticket holders with their father and as we learned, the Orioles have had a tremendous impact on their lives!

Justin and Patrick ask Josh about growing up watching Cal Ripken Jr., the tough years in the 2000s, and what this current group of young stars is capable of in 2025 and beyond. It was a blast chatting with Josh so please be sure to check out their show and give them a follow on socials as well!