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Tortellini at NoonThat Time We Watched Streets of Fire
This week Mark picked the 1984 neo noir crime film Streets of Fire. Directed by Walter Hill, , the film follows ex-soldiers Tom Cody and McCoy as they embark on a mission to rescue Cody’s ex-girlfriend who was kidnapped by an outlaw motorcycle gang called The Bombers. It stars Michael Paré, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis, Amy Madigan, Willem Dafoe, Deborah Van Valkenburgh, E.G. Daily, and Bill Paxton. Come join us!!!
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2025-06-231h 27Tortellini at NoonThat Time We Watched Wizards
This week is Conor picked the 1977 post apocalyptic science fantasy film Wizards . Written, directed and produced by Ralph Bakshi and distributed by 20th Century-Fox the film follows a battle between two wizards of opposing powers, one representing the forces of magic and the other representing the forces of technology. It stars Bob Holt, Jesse Welles, Richard Romanus and Mark Hamill. Come join us!!!
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2025-06-101h 14Tortellini at NoonThat Time We Spoiled Mickey 17This week is our first Homework movie of the year and to kick it off we saw the 2025 sci-fi comedy film Mickey 17. Written, produced, and directed by Bong Joon-ho and based on the 2022 novel Mickey7 by Edward Ashton, the plot follows a man who joins a space colony as an "Expendable", a disposable worker who gets cloned every time he dies for research purposes. The film stars Robert Pattinson in the title role, alongside Naomi Ackie, Steven Yeun, Toni Collette, and Mark Ruffalo.
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Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastBo Bichette and the Blue Jays avoid arbitration with a three-year deal (Ep. 250)Bo Bichette and the Toronto Blue Jays avoid disaster and reach a three-year deal right before arbitration. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss what this means for Bichette's relationship with the team and the Blue Jays writ large. Does this open the door to an extension down the road? What about Vladimir Guerrero Jr. or Alek Manoah? Should the Blue Jays try to extend Manoah now? Also discussed: the 2023 Sportsnet broadcast team and who we're most excited to see at spring training. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts. Follow @section138pod on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Join the Discord...2023-02-0951 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWill Yusei Kikuchi start for the Blue Jays in 2023? (Ep. 244)Happy holidays from Section 138! Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the Chris Bassit deal and whether the Toronto Blue Jays are done adding to their rotation. Will Yusei Kikuchi be a starter next year? What about Mitch White? The crew also discusses the Kevin Kiermaier deal and whether "run prevention" should really be the Blue Jays' goal. Other topics: Steve Cohen's wild spending habits and how it impacts the Blue Jays. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured.Follow @section138pod on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.Music: "It's the...2022-12-2256 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastPreviewing the wild card series (Ep. 235)It's postseason time. The Toronto Blue Jays are hosting the wild card series against the Seattle Mariners and playing playoff baseball at home for the first time since 2016. Mark, Bryson and Jacob are joined by Chris O'Day of the Mariners Mojo podcast to learn how the Mariners will shape up against the Blue Jays. Could Robbie Ray really not pitch in the series? Who should the Blue Jays be most scared of? What's the Seattle perspective on #TorontoLoud? The crew also chats about the series against the Baltimore Orioles and debates about whether Bradley Zimmer and Gabriel Moreno will be...2022-10-061h 00Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastPredicting everything about the 2022 Blue Jays (Ep. 189)Opening Day is around the corner and it's time for our annual prediction episode! Mark, Bryson and Jacob weigh in on what we think will happen with the Toronto Blue Jays this season. How many games will they win? Who will lead the team in WAR? Can George Springer play more than 140 games? How many home runs will Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit? All that and more, discussed in this episode. DraftKings Sportsbook and Casino is on the way. While you wait, check out DraftKings now and use promo code SECTION138. Gambling Problem? Call 1-866-531-2600. 19+. Physically present in ONT...2022-04-061h 06Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWho will win the AL East? (Ep. 188)We're eight days from Opening Day and things are starting to ramp up. Mark, Bryson and Jacob weigh in on who they think will win the AL East and why we can't count the Tampa Bay Rays out just yet. Who has a better rotation -- the Boston Red Sox or the New York Yankees? We also discuss Toronto's signing of Dexter Fowler and what it means for the team. Also discussed: the Pete Walker situation and MLB's Home Run Derby X. DraftKings Sportsbook and Casino is on the way. While you wait, check out DraftKings now and use promo...2022-03-3149 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Blue Jays swap Randal Grichuk for Raimel Tapia. (Ep. 187)Raimel Tapia is the newest Toronto Blue Jay after the team acquired him from the Colorado Rockies for longtime outfielder Randal Grichuk. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss their instant reactions to the deal. How does Tapia's speed and left-handed bat improve the team? Is another deal to come? What happens if George Springer is injured again this season? Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "Pressure," Creature Canyon.2022-03-2442 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastAre the Blue Jays done making moves? (Ep. 186)Spring training has officially started and the Toronto Blue Jays are 3-1. Mark, Bryson and Jacob take one final look at the offseason and what the team has left to do. Should they pursue someone like Jed Lowrie? What about Michael Conforto? The trio also evaluates spring training so far and discusses who has stood out. Also: Should we be worried about George Springer?Note: This episode was recorded before Monday's game.Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138...2022-03-2146 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Blue Jays acquire Matt Chapman. Is José Ramírez next? (Ep. 185)The Toronto Blue Jays are busy right now. Really busy. They just acquired Matt Chapman in a blockbuster trade from the Oakland Athletics, with a prospect package headlined by Kevin Smith and Gunnar Hoglund going the other way. What does this mean for the 2022 squad? Is José Ramírez still a possibility? Just how exciting is all of this? Mark, Bryson and Jacob offer their instant reactions to the deal.Note: Apologies for Mark's audio. This was an impromptu episode and we had to make do. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kV...2022-03-1641 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastYusei Kikuchi is a Toronto Blue Jay. (Ep. 184)The Toronto Blue Jays made their first big splash of the post-lockout offseason, signing Yusei Kikuchi to a three-year, $36 million deal. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss whether the deal is an overpay and how much the Blue Jays gain by having Kikuchi as the fifth starter. Does Toronto now have the best rotation in baseball? Is Nate Pearson going to be traded? What's the next move for the Blue Jays? Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow...2022-03-1341 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhen will Blue Jays spring training start? (Ep. 180)SAD TIMES. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the depressing state of baseball and when we anticipate the Toronto Blue Jays starting spring training. Also discussed: Keith Law's top 100 prospect list and whether the Blue Jays should re-sign Corey Dickerson.Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "No Hands," Attica Riots.2022-02-0635 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWill Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit 50 home runs in 2022? (Ep. 178)Is that optimism I hear? MLB owners and players finally met to discuss the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, and while they didn't make much progress on the face of it, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss if anything productive came out of the talks. They also look at the Toronto Blue Jays' international signings and what it means for the organization. Lastly, Bryson presents a series of questions on the 2022 Blue Jays, including whether Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will hit 50 home runs in 2022. What will Hyun Jin Ryu's ERA be? Can George Springer stay healthy? Will Bo Bichette get below 20 errors? Subscribe...2022-01-151h 01Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhat are the odds the MLB season is delayed? (Ep. 177)We FINALLY have news on the lockout front, as Major League Baseball and the MLBPA are set to meet on Thursday to discuss the CBA. What took them so long? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the frustrations of the past month and a half, as well as how long the two sides can wait without losing any games. Also discussed: The Blue Jays hiring Jaime Vieira, the first female coach in franchise history. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com...2022-01-1237 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould the Blue Jays extend Charlie Montoyo? (Ep. 176)Charlie Montoyo is officially entering the final year of his contract with the Toronto Blue Jays after the team picked up his team option for 2022. Mark, Bryson and Jacob evaluate the job Montoyo has done so far and consider whether the Blue Jays should extend him. If they decide to do so, at what point should they make the offer? In what scenario would the Blue Jays move on from Montoyo? The crew also discusses Kyle Seager's retirement and how it impacts Toronto, as well as Tyler Chatwood signing in Japan. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts: https...2022-01-0447 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs $250 million enough to renovate the Rogers Centre? (Ep. 175)The Toronto Blue Jays have abandoned their plan to demolish the Rogers Centre and will instead renovate it over the next few years. While their exact plans have yet to be announced, the Blue Jays are looking to spend between $200 and $250 million on the renovations. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss their dream wishlist for changes to the ballpark. Is $250 million enough to actually do anything significant? How does this reflect on the front office and ownership group? The crew also discusses a potential trade package for Jose Ramirez, as proposed by Kaitlyn McGrath of The Athletic. McGrath's article: https://theathletic...2021-12-281h 00Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWould you rather miss the playoffs or be swept in the first round? (Ep. 174)It's mailbag time! This week, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss a series of would-you-rathers submitted by listeners. Would you rather miss the playoffs or be swept in the first round? Would you rather sign Freddie Freeman or trade for Jose Ramirez? Would you rather have a shortened season or advertisements on the jerseys? Would you rather have 12, 14 or 16 teams in expanded playoffs? As we're all out of ideas for what to talk about, please Tweet or message @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter with your ideas. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube...2021-12-2152 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhy didn't the Blue Jays sign Robbie Ray? (Ep. 172)It's officially #LockoutSzn, but we're not going to let Major League Baseball's first work stoppage since 1995 get us down. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss Robbie Ray's five-year, $115 million deal with the Seattle Mariners and why the Toronto Blue Jays chose Kevin Gausman over Ray. Was it because of Ray's opt-out and no-trade clause? Is Ray unvaccinated? Or maybe the Blue Jays just prefer Gausman over Ray? Also discussed: The absurdity of a potential deal with Freddie Freeman, why the Blue Jays should target Kris Bryant and what Toronto still needs to do this offseason. Next week, the lockout talk will...2021-12-0355 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastKevin Gausman is a Toronto Blue Jay. (Ep. 171)KEVIN GAUSMAN IS A TORONTO BLUE JAY. Whew. That feels good to say. Mark, Bryson and Jacob share their immediate thoughts on the five-year, $110 million deal, as well as their late-night musings on what this deal means. Are the Blue Jays going to win the World Series? How awesome is it that everyone wants to be a Blue Jay right now? Does Gausman get the opening day start over José Berríos and Alek Manoah? Is $110 million too much for a guy who doesn't have a great track record?The party is just starting. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for vi...2021-11-2933 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould the Blue Jays sign Javier Báez? (Ep. 170)It's our last episode before the lockout and we're getting our money's worth. Steven Matz is off the board as he signs a four-year, $44 million deal with the St. Louis Cardinals. Is it an overpay? Should the Toronto Blue Jays have gone the extra year and lived with the consequences? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss the Blue Jays' interest in Javier Báez. Is he a good fit for the team? Would Toronto's money be better spent on Marcus Semien? Also discussed: New cross-border vaccine regulations that could cause problems for the Blue Jays. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube f...2021-11-2743 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould the Blue Jays trade Alejandro Kirk? (Ep. 167)Alejandro Kirk is the talk of the town... but not for a good reason. He's been bounced around as a potential trade chip for the Toronto Blue Jays and could be headed to the Miami Marlins for one of their young starting pitchers. Should the Blue Jays make that deal? Where does Gabriel Moreno fit into Toronto's future? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Jeff Passan's report that Marcus Semien is expected to sign before Dec. 1. Do the Blue Jays stand a chance? Are the Seattle Mariners favourites to sign Semien right now? Also discussed: Justin Verlander's showcase, the Blue...2021-11-1253 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWho should the Blue Jays sign this offseason? (Ep. 166)With the World Series in the books and free agency just days away, it's time to look ahead to the Toronto Blue Jays' 2021-22 offseason. What are their needs? Who should they sign? Who should they trade for? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss whether a reunion with Marcus Stroman could be possible, how much a trade for Jose Ramirez might cost, and if Toronto should target someone like Kenley Jansen. NOTE: This episode was recorded on Nov. 5, before the Steven Matz qualifying offer news broke. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com...2021-11-071h 09Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastBlue Jays end-of-season awards (Ep. 165)2021 was a crazy season for the Toronto Blue Jays. A Triple Crown chase? Check. The most homers for a second baseman in the history of baseball? Check. A Cy Young Award winner? (Probably) check. Mark, Bryson and Jacob give out seven awards to celebrate the 2021 season in our final episode looking back at this year. We also take a look back at our midseason awards and how things changed since then. Next Saturday, we'll begin our offseason coverage with an offseason preview. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2...2021-10-301h 01Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhat a season. (Ep. 159)Pain. The Toronto Blue Jays' 2021 season is over after Rafael Devers' ninth-inning home run delivered a win for the Boston Red Sox. It marks the end of a landmark season for Toronto, which ended with 91 wins and a sweep of the Baltimore Orioles. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss how special this season was, their outlook on how the final weekend turned out and what from the last three days gives us hope for next year. This was one hell of a season. Thanks for tuning in -- it's been an honour. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and...2021-10-0447 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Blue Jays need to sweep the Orioles. (Ep. 158)The Toronto Blue Jays' offense was nowhere to be seen in their series against the New York Yankees, as they drop two of three and make their path to the postseason even more difficult. But somehow, someway, the Blue Jays are still in the race, with the Boston Red Sox losing their series against the Baltimore Orioles. Entering the final weekend of the regular season, what do the Blue Jays need to do to make the postseason, or at least a tiebreaker game? Is there any hope of the offense -- especially Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Teoscar Hernández -- g...2021-10-0153 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastUnpacking card-gate (Ep. 156)September baseball brings out the worst in you -- or the best, depending how you look at it. The Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays went at it this week at Tropicana Field, exchanging scouting reports and strong words and bean balls and everything in-between. Was Kevin Kiermaier wrong to pick up that piece of paper? Should the Rays have just given it back when Toronto asked? What about Ryan Borucki hitting Kiermaier with a pitch? Mark, Bryson and Jacob unpack every angle of card-gate before discussing the actual baseball that was played this week. Is the offense a...2021-09-231h 03Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould the Blue Jays leave Hyun Jin Ryu off the postseason roster? (Ep. 155)It's a conversation we never wanted to have, but Hyun Jin Ryu's performance -- plus his 10-day IL stint for neck tightness -- has forced the question: Should the Toronto Blue Jays leave Ryu off the postseason roster? Mark, Bryson and Jacob weigh the pros and cons of what Ryu could add to Toronto's playoff bullpen as well as what it means for Steven Matz. They also discuss the good things from this weekend's series win over the Minnesota Twins, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s hot streak and the ground the Blue Jays have gained on the New York Yankees...2021-09-2053 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastRobbie Ray is a shoe-in for Cy Young. (Ep. 154)The Toronto Blue Jays just keep rolling and so does Robbie Ray. It seems like he's finally pulling away in the race for Cy Young Award, so Mark, Bryson and Jacob revisit his odds of winning over Gerrit Cole and Lance Lynn. They also discuss the other phenomenal starts from this series against the Tampa Bay Rays, as well as an offense that just keeps clicking. As usual, there was also criticism of Charlie Montoyo floating around Twitter. Does Montoyo deserve the hate? Are fans being too nit-picky? Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https...2021-09-1652 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastBlue Jays-Yankees will be the series of the season. (Ep. 151)The Toronto Blue Jays have done the impossible and single-handedly catapulted themselves back into the wildcard race with a sweep of the Oakland Athletics. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss Friday night's wild comeback win and Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s game-tying grand slam, what the Blue Jays need to do against the New York Yankees this week, and what Ken Rosenthal's report on Marcus Semien and Robby Ray tells us about Toronto's efforts to re-sign the two stars. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support...2021-09-0649 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastHas MVP Vladimir Guerrero Jr. returned? (Ep. 150)The Toronto Blue Jays took two of three from the Baltimore Orioles, keeping their playoff hopes alive and picking up a game in the AL Wildcard race. Part of the success was due to Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who hit three homers. Is he back to his MVP-type self after a month-long slump? How much does the return of George Springer help him and others in the lineup? How concerned should we be about the health of Springer? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Hyun Jin Ryu's five no-hit innings and changes to the bullpen, including Brad Hand being DFA'ed and...2021-09-0252 min
The StingerThe Stinger Podcast Episode #59 - The ULTIMATE Tour Championship and Solheim Cup Preview….and Bryson Is Still a Freakin’ Nightmare Who Wants Attention Every Five SecondsThe Stinger, golf’s #1 podcast, previews the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta, which decides the winner of the 15 million dollar FedEx Cup playoff top prize. Mark and Chuck discuss the main contenders in the field, including Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, Patrick Cantlay, Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth and Dustin Johnson. We also preview the always exciting Solheim Cup as the American and European women’s teams battle it out at Inverness Country Club. We also recap the incredible playoff finish between Patrick Cantlay and Bryson DeChambeau at last week’s BMW Championship, which of course featured more of Bryson’s antics o...2021-09-011h 17Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs George Springer enough to turn the offense around? (Ep. 149)Mark, Bryson and Jacob are back after the Toronto Blue Jays take a series win -- FINALLY -- against the Detroit Tigers. Despite the wins, the offense scored just six runs over the course of the three-game series. Will the imminent return of George Springer fix all of Toronto's problems? Just how great has the starting pitching been to keep the Blue Jays in games? What has to happen for the Blue Jays to get back into the playoff race? Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8...2021-08-3042 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastHow much will it take to re-sign Robbie Ray? (Ep. 148)Robbie Ray put on the performance of the season his last time out, striking out 14 Chicago White Sox over seven innings and giving up one earned run. He's now firmly in the race for American League Cy Young and will command a hefty contract if and when he hits the free agent market. How much would the Blue Jays have to pay to re-sign him? What are his odds of winning the Cy Young Award? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Toronto's offensive struggles against Chicago, George Springer's imminent return and whether Corey Dickerson should be playing more often. Subscribe...2021-08-2759 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastHow much blame does Charlie Montoyo deserve for this weekend? (Ep. 147)It just keeps getting worse. The Toronto Blue Jays drop two of three to the Detroit Tigers in soul-crushing fashion, including a game that was within feet of victory on Sunday. While this doesn't change much about the crew's perspective on the season, it does spark a conversation about Charlie Montoyo. How much is he to blame for this weekend? What about his decision to pinch-hit for Alejandro Kirk with Breyvic Valera on Friday? Why on earth are the Blue Jays struggling so much with runners in scoring position? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss where Toronto is in the...2021-08-2349 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Blue Jays are done. (Ep. 146)Oh boy. The Toronto Blue Jays are officially in free fall, getting swept by the Washington Nationals and only winning three games on their nine-game road trip, in addition to losing George Springer for at least a few weeks. Mark, Bryson and Jacob have come to the sad conclusion that the 2021 Blue Jays are not making the postseason. They discuss what a best-case scenario would look like at this point, what positives we can still look forward to this season, and whether Charlie Montoyo is to blame for the two losses in Washington. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video...2021-08-1944 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastTeoscar Hernández is carrying the Blue Jays (Ep. 145)In a rough series where the Toronto Blue Jays lost two of three to the Seattle Mariners, one thing is clear: Teoscar Hernández is carrying the Blue Jays right now. While George Springer might be headed to the injured list and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. starts to break out of his slump, Hernández is creeping up the AL batting leaderboards and is fresh off an AL Player of the Week award. Mark, Bryson and Jacob also debate whether Breyvic Valera was safe or out, who's to blame for Friday's loss, Springer's injury, and how likely it is that the Bl...2021-08-1656 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastHow concerned should we be about Vladdy's slump? (Ep. 144)For whatever reason, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is in a deep slump. Should we be concerned? What should the Blue Jays do to try to fix it? How long will it last? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Toronto's disappointing series against the Los Angeles Angels, the recent success of George Springer and Ross Stripling's injury and how it solves the rotation problem.Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and...2021-08-1357 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWho should move to the bullpen — Stripling or Matz? (Ep. 142)The Toronto Blue Jays did exactly what they needed to do against the Cleveland Guardians, winning three of four and climbing within 2.5 games of the wildcard spot. It was all thanks to the starting rotation, which will be facing a crunch over the next few days. Which of Steven Matz and Ross Stripling should move to the bullpen? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss that, plus whether Adam Cimber deserves the closing role over Jordan Romano and what's behind Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s struggles at the plate. The crew also talks about the weekend series against the Boston Red Sox and...2021-08-0655 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Blue Jays are the most fun team in baseball. (Ep. 141)WARNING: THIS PODCAST CONTAINS OVERWHELMING GOOD VIBES. The Toronto Blue Jays are coming off a SERIES SWEEP of the Kansas City Royals as they play some of their best baseball in years. They're playing in front of a home crowd and have the energy of a late-season postseason push, and it's making them the most fun team in baseball. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. getting tied up in the dugout? Adam Cimber being imitated? Come on. It doesn't get any better than this. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss José Berríos' amazing debut and all that it means for the team, as we...2021-08-0248 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastDid the Blue Jays overpay for José Berríos? (Ep. 140)The trade deadline is officially in our rear-view mirror, and what a deadline it turned out to be. The Toronto Blue Jays acquired José Berríos, Brad Hand and Joakim Soria and parted ways with two of their top prospects, Austin Martin and Simeon Woods-Richardson. It was a big asking price for Berríos and perhaps the biggest prospect haul of any deadline trade this year. Did the Blue Jays send too much to the Minnesota Twins? How big of an impact will Berríos actually have? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss the Blue Jays' much anticipated return to Toro...2021-07-3142 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastCan the Blue Jays' new-look lineup turn things around? (Ep. 139)The Toronto Blue Jays continued their second-half struggles in a series loss to the New York Mets, but the bright spot is a new-look lineup that appears to be clicking. Why did it take so long for George Springer to move back up to the leadoff spot? Should Alejandro Kirk be batting higher than eighth? What about Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in the two-hole? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss what will happen at the trade deadline and why this year is so unpredictable. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9...2021-07-2636 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastMid-Season Awards (Ep. 137)We're officially halfway through the 2021 season. It's been a journey to get here for the Toronto Blue Jays, but we're still standing at the midway point. Mark, Bryson and Jacob dish out seven awards for first half performances and announce the results of the fan vote, which collected over 33,000 votes. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "All-Star," Smash Mouth.2021-07-1444 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWould acquiring Nelson Cruz make sense for the Blue Jays? (Ep. 135)It's Trade Deadline Central for the Toronto Blue Jays right now. Coming off a two-game split against the Baltimore Orioles, the Blue Jays have acquired Trevor Richards and Bowden Francis from the Milwaukee Brewers for Rowdy Tellez. They're also rumoured to be interested in Nelson Cruz and Craig Kimbrel. Does it make any sense for Toronto to try to improve the offense when the bullpen is still a weakness? How much would the Blue Jays have to give up for Kimbrel? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Toronto's series in Baltimore. Is Hyun Jin Ryu back to his normal self...2021-07-0953 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Blue Jays MIGHT return to the Rogers Centre this month (Ep. 134)It's finally happening -- maybe. The Toronto Blue Jays might be coming back to the Rogers Centre on July 30 and the gang couldn't be more excited. After months of teasing, is it finally happening? Is August 20 a more realistic return date? What are our hopes for the grand home opener? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss that, plus the decision to keep using Rafael Dolis in high leverage situations, Toronto's series win against the Tampa Bay Rays and four Blue Jays headed to the All-Star game. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com...2021-07-0642 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould Guerrero or Ohtani win the AL MVP? (Ep. 132)It's the MVP race of the decade: Toronto Blue Jay Vladimir Guerrero Jr. or Los Angeles Angel Shohei Ohtani? On the one hand, Guerrero is having one of the best offensive seasons in recent memory, but on the other, Ohtani is doing things no one has ever seen before in the history of baseball. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss who they would vote for if they could and what to expect from the race as the season progresses. They also banter about the blown four-run lead against the Baltimore Orioles -- Charlie Montoyo and Tyler Chatwood discussion included -- and...2021-06-291h 02Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastSuspending Alek Manoah makes no sense (Ep. 131)The Toronto Blue Jays officially have their first four-game winning streak of the season as they complete the season sweep of the Miami Marlins. But they only scored five runs over the two-game series -- is that a cause for concern? What about George Springer, who finally made his triumphant return to the Blue Jays' lineup? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s decision to not participate in the Home Run Derby and Alek Manoah's questionable suspension. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8...2021-06-2429 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhere does George Springer fit in Toronto's lineup? (Ep. 130)George Springer is nearly back and there's a very real possibility we see him in the Toronto Blue Jays' two-game set against the Miami Marlins. But his return presents another pressing question -- where do you hit him in the lineup? Mark, Bryson and Jacob banter about that, plus Toronto's bounceback series against the Baltimore Orioles and what relief help like Jacob Barnes and John Axford will do to bolster Toronto's bullpen. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www...2021-06-2143 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs this rock bottom for the Blue Jays? (Ep. 129)Where to start? The Toronto Blue Jays get swept by the New York Yankees in a brutal, bone-crushing three game collapse at Sahlen Field. It had everything: blown leads, players screaming at each other, getting screwed by the umpires and a triple play, not to mention a lifetime of anguish. Is this rock bottom for the Blue Jays? For all of our mental health, we hope so. Where does Toronto go from here? Why haven't they made a bullpen move yet? Mark, Bryson and Jacob talk about Ross Stripling's blow-up, horrible defense, missed offensive opportunities and everything wrong in the...2021-06-1846 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Toronto Blue Jays need relief help. Full stop. (Ep. 128)Ohhhhhhhhh boy. What a series it was for the Toronto Blue Jays against the Boston Red Sox this weekend. Mark, Bryson and Jacob unpack all the takeaways from two blown games, plus a wild 18-4 win on Sunday. How ridiculous is Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s season so far? What do the Blue Jays need to do to fix this team and bullpen? What can we blame on Charlie Montoyo and what should be blamed on the front office and players themselves? What should Toronto's approach be in adding relievers on the trade market? We've got a lot to unpack. Subscribe...2021-06-1555 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould we be concerned about Hyun Jin Ryu? (Ep. 127)After a third consecutive sub-par start and underlying numbers indicating he's having a rough season, Hyun Jin Ryu is making some Toronto Blue Jays fans sweat. Should we be concerned about his long-term viability? What would it mean for the Blue Jays' rotation if he's struggling? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss a rough series against the Chicago White Sox, including questionable bullpen management by Charlie Montoyo in game one and a non-existent Blue Jays' offense. As we approach the trade deadline, should the Blue Jays trade for Max Scherzer? Would it make sense, given their competitive schedule? Also discussed: baseball's...2021-06-111h 00Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhat does the NHL's border plan mean for the Blue Jays? (Ep. 126)The possibility of the Toronto Blue Jays actually returning to Canada got a big boost this week, as the NHL's plan for playoff hockey received the official approval of the federal government. When might we see the Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre again? What's holding them back? Mark, Bryson and special guest David also discuss Toronto's latest series with the Houston Astros and the injury to Danny Jansen. George Springer and Cavan Biggio both seem on the verge of returning to the lineup, so what will the lineup look like when they're back?Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for...2021-06-0742 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWill Alek Manoah fix the Blue Jays' rotation? (Ep. 123)Alek Manoah's much-anticipated Toronto Blue Jays debut went even better than anyone could have ever imagined. Is he the magic fix for Toronto's struggling rotation? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the impact Manoah will have on the rest of the Blue Jays pitching staff, as well as continued offensive production from the likes of Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Bo Bichette, Marcus Semien and Teoscar Hernández. Will the Blue Jays' hitting suffer when they move to Buffalo? Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our P...2021-05-2835 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs it time to fire Charlie Montoyo? (Ep. 122)Everything that could've gone wrong went wrong this weekend for the Toronto Blue Jays in a series sweep by the Tampa Bay Rays. With blown game after blown game, perplexing bunting decisions and questionable starting rotation choices, is it time for the Blue Jays to fire Charlie Montoyo? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Alek Manoah's big league call-up and what to expect from him when he makes his debut on Wednesday. What will his workload look like this year? Why did Toronto call him up so early? Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https...2021-05-2559 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWill the Blue Jays use Cavan Biggio as trade bait? (Ep. 121)Wrapping up a rough series against the Boston Red Sox, it's time for a way-too-early trade deadline preview. Will the Toronto Blue Jays be willing to move Cavan Biggio and Lourdes Gurriel Jr.? What about Austin Martin or Jordan Groshans? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also debate whether Charlie Montoyo made a mistake in going to Rafael Dolis in the ninth inning of Thursday's game, whether Santiago Espinal should get more playing time, and if Alek Manoah could make his big league debut on June 1. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel...2021-05-211h 01Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhat's behind Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s home run streak? (Ep. 120)The Toronto Blue Jays just keep on rolling. They've won 15 of their last 22 games, powered by a resurgent offense and a bullpen that is just barely chugging along. Mark, Bryson and Jacob unpack Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s three-game home run streak, Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s six-hit series and Marcus Semien's turnaround season. We also discuss the bullpen: Are we reaching the point where it implodes? How much longer can the relievers survive? Lastly, the crew discusses playing games in Dunedin and whether the Blue Jays should play a yearly exhibition game in Buffalo to commemorate their former home. Subscribe to...2021-05-1839 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhy on earth did the Blue Jays demote Nate Pearson? (Ep. 119)It's a SEASON SWEEP of the Atlanta Braves and the Toronto Blue Jays appear to be finally firing on all cylinders. The starters all went at least five innings (even Ross Stripling!) and the lineup completed a handful of miraculous comebacks. Mark, Bryson and Jacob banter about the series, then discuss the questionable move to demote Nate Pearson to triple-A Buffalo/Trenton instead of letting him get comfortable in the majors. Manoah Watch returns with Alek Manoah's no-hit bid earlier this week and the crew discusses the possible reasons for why the Blue Jays would keep him in triple-A. Lastly...2021-05-1448 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhen will Alek Manoah make his Blue Jays' debut? (Ep. 118)With the starting rotation still nowhere to be found and Nate Pearson struggling in his 2021 debut, it's time to ask the question: When will Alek Manoah make his Toronto Blue Jays' debut? Mark, Bryson and Jacob all give their date for when Manoah will be added to the 26-man roster. We also discuss why the Blue Jays lead baseball in injured list assignments, when the bullpen will finally buckle under the stress and if Charlie Montoyo's management is to blame for pitching woes. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9...2021-05-1044 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastCan the Blue Jays keep winning despite injuries? (Ep. 117)It's been a fun week to be a Toronto Blue Jays fan, with an explosive offense and series sweep of Atlanta. But Alejandro Kirk, Anthony Castro and Tommy Milone are out with injuries, and the bullpen continues to take on a high workload. Can Toronto keep the good times going? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss whether Alek Manoah will make the roster this season and if Danny Jansen will keep the starting catcher spot.Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured.Support our Patreon...2021-05-0452 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould the Blue Jays move Bo Bichette to second base? (Ep. 116)Despite a good week for wins, it's been horrific for the left side of the Toronto Blue Jays infield, which continues to struggle at a league-leading pace. How should the Blue Jays solve the problem? Is it time for Bo Bichette to move to second base? What do you do with Cavan Biggio? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Hyun Jin Ryu's injury scare, Robbie Ray's bounce-back start, how much to read into the AL East standings so far, and Toronto's May schedule. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9...2021-04-2657 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs it time to panic about the Blue Jays’ offense? (Ep. 115)While the Toronto Blue Jays' pitching continues to impress, the offense is nowhere to be seen. Is it time to panic about the offense? When will things get better? How much will George Springer and Teoscar Hernández help when they return from the injured list? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss Steven Matz's insane near "no-hitter," Tanner Roark's bullpen debut and Rowdy Tellez's offensive rebound. Plus, a debate about an electronic strike zone.Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured.Support our Patreon at h...2021-04-1953 minSection 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhat should the Blue Jays do with Tanner Roark and Rowdy Tellez? (Ep. 114)Tanner Roark is off to the bullpen after one horrendous start, while Rowdy Tellez is giving the Toronto Blue Jays headaches in the lineup. What should the team do to minimize the damage? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also banter about Saturday's insane game against the Los Angeles Angels, the strong pitching of Steven Matz, Robbie Ray's return to the rotation and the possibility of an All-Star Game in Toronto. NEW! Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com...2021-04-121h 08Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastTakeaways from the Blue Jays-Yankees series (Ep. 113)It's a WINNING opening series for the Toronto Blue Jays in the Bronx. What better way to start a season than beating the New York Yankees? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the biggest takeaways and overreactions from the series, including incredible pitching, strong defense and less-than-stellar offense. Is Cavan Biggio's new plate approach already problematic? Just how incredible is Julian Merryweather? Can you say Slim Daddy Vladdy 10 times fast? Support our Patreon at www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "Cruel Summer," Bananarama.2021-04-051h 02Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastInterview: Dan Shulman on broadcasting virtually (Ep. 112)Mark, Bryson and Jacob are joined by Toronto Blue Jays play-by-play man Dan Shulman to talk about what Blue Jays broadcasts will look like this season. How do you balance simulcasting on radio and TV? How do you call a game on Zoom? What happens if the Blue Jays move to Buffalo or Toronto? After the interview, we banter about whether the Blue Jays should have signed Kirby Yates in the first place and who of Alek Manoah, Simeon Woods-Richardson, Joe Panik and Jonathan Davis will make the roster. Support our Patreon at www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138...2021-03-271h 01Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWill the Blue Jays be vaccinated by Opening Day? (Ep. 110)With the under-the-radar news that Toronto Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro expects the team to be vaccinated within the next month, the crew evaluates the possibility of playing Canada Day in Toronto. Even if players are vaccinated along with everyone else, how long can the Canadian government hold out on allowing cross-border travel? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss injuries to Thomas Hatch and Nate Pearson (again), the continued dominance of Robbie Ray and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and who should be the closer this season for the Blue Jays. Support our Patreon at www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138...2021-03-2055 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastGeorge Springer. Blue Jays. (Ep. 101)Enough said.
The man of our dreams is now a Toronto Blue Jay, and we've made a special emergency episode to celebrate. But is $150 million too much? Does signing Springer take the Blue Jays out of the market for Trevor Bauer and JT Realmuto? What more does Toronto need to do to make this offseason perfect? Where does this deal leave the Blue Jays in 2021? Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss all of their scattered thoughts in an energetic and frenetic podcast.
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Music: "Celebration," Kool & The Gang.2021-01-2044 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs time running out for the Blue Jays? (Ep. 100)After almost four years, we've made it to episode 100! It's too bad the Toronto Blue Jays haven't done anything to celebrate the milestone. In fact, they still haven't made a single move. With DJ LeMahieu and Liam Hendriks off the board, is time running out for the Blue Jays? How are Mark, Bryson and Jacob feeling about Toronto's odds to sign George Springer? Also discussed: Mark Shapiro's extension and 2021 rules.
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Music: "Heaven," Talking Heads.2021-01-1747 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastDoes missing out on Lindor actually help the Blue Jays? (Ep. 99)The New York Mets have officially traded for Francisco Lindor, taking him off the table for the Toronto Blue Jays to acquire. But could this actually help Toronto in the market for DJ LeMahieu and George Springer? Why is Marcus Stroman so mad at the Blue Jays for not getting Lindor? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss MLB.com's bold 2021 predictions (or, in the words of Bryson, "BOLD").
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Music: "San Francisco (You've Got Me)," Village People.2021-01-091h 03
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs not signing Ha-Seong Kim a huge mistake? (Ep. 98)The Toronto Blue Jays have officially missed out on Korean star Ha-Seong Kim, reportedly because they refused to ensure he wouldn't be sent to the minors. Is that a huge mistake? Why is watching the San Diego Padres make all these moves so frustrating? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also reflect on 2020 and make predictions for 2021.
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Music: "2021," Vampire Weekend.2020-12-3054 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould Vladdy move back to third? (Ep. 97)Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has lost weight and is showing off in the Dominican Winter League. Should the Toronto Blue Jays move him back to third base? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss delaying the start of the season to vaccinate players and Cleveland's name change.
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Music: "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," Frank Sinatra.2020-12-201h 02
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWill the Blue Jays end up panic buying this offseason? (Ep. 96)With the offseason moving at a snail's pace, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss how the Toronto Blue Jays might get screwed over if they don't sign someone soon. They also discuss the ramifications of James McCann signing with the New York Mets, minor league realignment, Josh Thole as Mike Wilner's replacement, and the Tampa Bay Rays moving to Montreal... again.
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Music: "Dirty Hands," grandson.2020-12-131h 16
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastDoes Mark Shapiro deserve to stay with the Blue Jays?After five years, Mark Shapiro's contract with the Toronto Blue Jays has run out. Should the Blue Jays re-sign him or go a different direction? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss the loss of the Vancouver Canadians and whether Trevor Bauer is too much of a clubhouse problem to sign.
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Music: "Troublemaker," Weezer.2020-10-241h 05
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhat’s next for the Blue Jays? (Ep. 88)An incredible season for the Toronto Blue Jays came to a disappointing end, but there's still so many positives to look back on. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the successes and failures from a season like none other, and what comes next for the Blue Jays. Do they get a "super high impact" player this offseason? Which of the departing free agents do they re-sign? Will they release Tanner Roark?
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Music: "Leaving on a Jet Plane," John Denver.2020-10-0352 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastPostseason Preview: 5th or 8th seed, Ryu or Walker (Ep. 87)CLINCHED! With the Toronto Blue Jays in the postseason, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss whether the team can overtake the New York Yankees for the fifth seed, or if it would be better to face the Rays. They also discuss whether Hyun-jin Ryu or Taijuan Walker will start game one, and how Charlie Montoyo will split up playing time for Danny Jansen and Alejandro Kirk. Lastly, the crew makes their final predictions for the ALWC.
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Music: "Thunderstruck," ACDC.2020-09-2757 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhy are the Blue Jays collapsing? (Ep. 86)The Toronto Blue Jays have fallen apart, but are somehow still in line for a postseason spot. Mark, Bryson and Jacob analyze the decisions that have led to where we are today and whether it will hurt them at all in the postseason race.
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Music: "Clumsy," All Time Low.2020-09-2155 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastCould Charlie Montoyo win Manager of the Year? (Ep. 85)He's made so many mistakes this season, but could Charlie Montoyo still win AL Manager of the Year? Mark, Bryson and Jacob talk about the Toronto Blue Jays manager's chances, along with his more recent decisions to pull pitchers early.
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Music: "Seasons," The Snuts.2020-09-1356 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastHow are the Blue Jays so bad yet so good? (Ep. 84)Despite making so many stupid mistakes, the Toronto Blue Jays are almost guaranteed to make the postseason. How on earth is that possible? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also talk the trade deadline: Did the Blue Jays accomplish what they had to? Were they too aggressive? Is the sentiment on Shapiro and Atkins changing?
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Music: "You Shook Me All Night Long," AC/DC.2020-09-0651 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhy boycotting games matters (Ep. 83)As the Toronto Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox and teams across North America strike their games to protest police brutality and social injustice, there's been an influx of criticism saying that the protests don't matter. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss why boycotting games is important, and what still needs to be done to ensure Black Lives Matter.
The trio also discuss Taijuan Walker and the Blue Jays approach before the trade deadline on Monday, plus discussion about Hyun-jin Ryu's dominance in August.
Music: "Freedom," Beyonce ft. Kendrick Lamar.2020-08-2959 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhy on earth did the Blue Jays acquire Daniel Vogelbach? (Ep. 82)The Toronto Blue Jays have officially jumped into the trade market, but it's not what you would expect -- and it's not what the Blue Jays need. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss Toronto's increased postseason odds, their worn down pitching and the undeniable need for starters.
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Music: "Big Train," The RTTs.2020-08-2549 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastBlue Jays Mailbag: Fundamentals, offseason picks, future starters (Ep. 81)You had questions, and we have answers. After recapping a wild week in Toronto Blue Jays baseball, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss why the Blue Jays are struggling with the fundamentals, who we want to see Toronto acquire this offseason, future rotation pieces, and more.
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Music: "Box Full of Letters," Wilco.2020-08-151h 01
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWill Vladdy ever live up to the hype? (Ep. 80)The Toronto Blue Jays are last in baseball in runs per game, and it will cost us a chance at the postseason. So what gives? Is this just a temporary problem? Also, how about the amazing pitching? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss whether Baseball Reference's 50% postseason probability is too high.
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Music: "Signed, Sealed Delivered (I'm Yours)," Stevie Wonder.2020-08-0843 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastIs it time to fire Charlie Montoyo? (Ep. 79)Answer: No. At least, not yet. But we're incredibly frustrated with some of his early-season decisions. Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss the Miami Marlins and the fate of the 2020 season and our thoughts on the new rules.
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Music: "American Eulogy," Green Day.2020-08-011h 10
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcast750,000 reasons why Travis Shaw is wrong (Ep. 76)A $750,000 fine and possible jail time for leaving the Rogers Centre? It's necessary. Despite the Twitter outbursts from Travis Shaw, Randal Grichuk and Marcus Stroman, the crew fully supports the punishments for Blue Jays players who break quarantine. Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss why the Blue Jays moved Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to first base and the oddity of releasing the 2021 schedule now.
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Music: "All By Myself," Eric Carmen.2020-07-1152 minThe StingerThe Stinger Podcast Episode #28 - Is Bryson DeChambeau Refreshing or Just Plain Annoying?The Stinger Podcast, golf’s #1 podcast, recaps Bryson Chambeau’s win at the Rocket Mortgage Classic and discusses his run-in with a TV cameraman this weekend. Mark and Chuck also discuss their opinions on Bryson’s attitude and style of play. We also preview the upcoming Workday Charity Open at Muirfield.2020-07-081h 17
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastShould we even play baseball this year? (Ep. 73)After the Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies had symptomatic players and shut down their spring training facilities, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the ethical concerns of playing baseball and return to the age-old question: Is it even safe to play baseball? There's also the possibility of the Blue Jays playing home games at Tropicana Field, which would make Mark barf. Also discussed: The Long Gone Summer.
Music: "Elephants," The Snuts.
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, @section138pod, to stay up to date with new episodes.2020-06-2251 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastBaseball is dead (Ep. 72)In this emergency podcast, Mark, Bryson and Jacob react to the kamikaze comments from Rob Manfred that are ruining any chance of baseball returning in 2020 -- and the future of the sport as we know it.
Petition to remove Rob Manfred as commissioner: www.change.org/p/major-league-baseball-remove-rob-manfred-as-acting-commissioner-of-mlb.
Music: "I Don't Care Anymore," Phil Collins.2020-06-1644 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Aston Martin of baseball (Ep. 71)Mark, Bryson and Jacob are joined by Nathan from @bluejaysprospects on Instagram to break down the Toronto Blue Jays' draft. Namely, the upset of getting Austin Martin at #5. They also discuss the Yankees' emerging sign stealing scandal and the blood-boiling frustration of the owners and players.
Music: "The Big Draft," The Four Preps.2020-06-1352 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThis baseball war could get nasty (Ep. 67)Tensions between the owners and the players are running high. Mark, Bryson and Jacob are joined by Rob and Moe of the Jays Banter podcast to debate who's right and wrong in this wild revenue war.
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Music: "You Can't Always Get What You Want," The Rolling Stones.2020-05-1657 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWe don’t need another plan (Ep. 65)MLB needs to stop making up new plans; they need to decide on one and put it into action. That, plus more discussion from Mark, Bryson and Jacob.
Music: "I Want to Know Your Plans," Say Anything.2020-05-0429 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastThe Red Sox are hiding something (Ep. 64)Major League Baseball's just-announced punishment of the Boston Red Sox is confounding and laughable, to say the least. Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss that, plus MLB's three-state plan, the model that the NFL draft provides for baseball, and how good The Last Dance is.
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Music: "...2020-04-2654 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastA dive into the archives (Ep. 63)
With nothing else to talk about, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the 2015 and 2016 Blue Jays and dive into one a never-before-heard keystone of Section 138 history.
Note: There are some glitches with Mark's audio.
Music: "Nostalgia," Buzzcocks.2020-04-1840 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastWhat the hell, David Wells? (Ep. 62)
Mark, Bryson and (finally) Jacob talk about David Wells' trash talking the Blue Jays, the Arizona Plan and what re-aligned leagues could look like.
Music: "Arizona," Mark Lindsay.2020-04-1135 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastDon’t stand so close to me (Ep. 59)
Mark, Bryson and special guest Peter talk about how much life has changed in the past week and what the timeframe for the start of the season might look like. Also discussed: Chris Sale's Tommy John surgery and minor league salaries.
Music: "Don't Stand So Close To Me," The Police. 2020-03-2034 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastMoving Cavan Biggio makes no sense (Ep. 57)
Mark, Bryson and Jacob talk about a handful of stupid things, including the plan to put Cavan Biggio in the outfield and the new MLB.TV blackouts. Plus, some banter about Toronto's first week of baseball.
Music: "Years in the Making," The Arkells2020-03-0150 min
Section 138: A Toronto Blue Jays podcastJosh Thole and 2020 record predictions (Ep. 54)
Josh Thole makes his dramatic return to the podcast. Mark, Bryson and Jacob continue to pile on the Houston Astros after new data shows just how far their sign-stealing went. That, plus record predictions for the 2020 season and a projection of this year's rotation.
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Mark Metry Show213: Bryson Keeton | Accomplish Anything With Heart & SoulBryson is a former NFL cornerback for the New York Jets. At the age of 25, he has already established himself as a bright, up-and-coming leader in the business world. Born and raised in Bakersfield, California, Bryson is a self-made entrepreneur in a wide variety of industries and entertainment. He is passionate 'story-teller' who excels at helping young people find their authentic voice and communicate it to the world.Bryson played football at the University of Nevada and Montana State University where he majored in Sociology and Psychology. He graduated with his Bachelor's degree and then went on to...2019-04-0542 min
My Peace Corps StoryBless Up – Mark Bryson, Jamaica 2010-2013<p> Photos from Mark’s Service Mark Bryson’s Peace Corps Story Where and when did you serve? What did you do? I served in Jamaica from March of 2010 till June of 2013 as a volunteer in the Green Initiative Sector. I was partnered with the Ewarton Community Development Action Committee (ECODAC) in Ewarton , St. <a class="mh-excerpt-more" href="https://mypeacecorpsstory.com/mark-bryson-jamaica/" title="Bless Up – Mark Bryson, Jamaica 2010-2013">[...]</a></p>
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