Fresh off of a series win in Detroit against the Tigers, the Toronto Blue Jays are heading the Bronx for a four game set with the New York Yankees.

The Yankees have power and to win the series the Jays pitchers will need to limit the long ball as much as possible.

Justin and Patrick break down the pitching matchups and pick their x-factors for the series.

The guys begin the episode by discussing Yohendrick Pinango, George Springer, Tyler Heineman, and Brandon Valenzuela.

After Daulton Varsho delivered a walk-off grand slam Justin and Patrick return to discuss if this could be the turning point in what has been a frustating offensive stretch for the Toronto Blue Jays.

The schedule gets tough with a road trip through Detroit and the Bronx, and the Jays are projected to see some tough starting pitching over the next two weeks.

Can they climb out of the muck in the American League?

Justin and Patrick return following a Blue Jays series win against the Angels.

The main point of focus, however, is Eric Lauer. He continues to struggle with no end in sight. The guys discuss what the Jays should do with him and a few players in Buffalo who could likely provide more.

Kazuma Okamoto hit 4 home runs, the Toronto Blue Jays scored 8 runs in one inning...and they split the set with the Minnesota Twins.

The Jays struggled with runners in scoring position again, and Tyler Heineman was removed as a "manager's decision" in the series finale.

Justin and Patrick recap the series and preview the upcoming test against the Tampa Bay Rays under the rebuilt roof at the Trop.

The Toronto Blue Jays have won 3 series in a row.

Trey Yesavage returned and helped deliver and win in game 2, and the bats got to Brayan Bello and the Boston bullpen for an 8-1 win in game 3.

Justin and Patrick discuss the hot and cold hitters on the team, and preview a big 4-game set in the Twin Cities.

The Toronto Blue Jays have won two series in a row.

Powered by Kazuma Okamoto in game 2, and Jesus Sanchez in game 3 the Blue Jays won two of three against the Cleveland Guardians.

Vladdy and Ernie continue to hit, and Louis Varland has nailed down 3 saves in the past two series.

The Jays now welcome the division rival Boston Red Sox to town for the first divisional action of 2026. They will need to start hitting more home runs so that the pressure to string 3 or 4 hits together lessens.

Coming off of a series win against Mike Trout's Angels, Justin and Patrick discuss where the Toronto Blue Jays currently find themselves. They aren't hitting enough home runs, and the bats still need to find consistency.

The guys preview the weekend series against Cleveland, and then spend the last part of the episode discussing Eric Lauer's recent comments to the media and his performance on the field.

Are the bats finally waking up for the Toronto Blue Jays?

Justin and Patrick break down a big win in the series finale against Arizona that snapped a 4-game slide for the Jays.

Nathan Lukes had a big weekend. Kazuma Okamota hit for power, and Vladdy continues to collect hits.

On the flip side, Jeff Hoffman had another meltdown. What should the Jays do with him?

The guys preview the upcoming series against Mike Trout and the LA Angels before wrapping up with a discussion about what the team needs to do over the coming few weeks.