Locked On Blue Jays - Daily Podcast On The Toronto Blue Jays

The Blue Jays lacked production in many areas this past season, especially within the lineup. This is an organization that will be aggressive in the offseason and is willing to spend, but every team likes to find a good bargain. One way to so this is through the trade market, just like at last years’ trade deadline when the Blue Jays acquired Louis Varland. To acquire talent, an organization has to part ways with talent in return. With this idea in mind, we decided to discuss a few possible trade candidates the Blue Jays could look to move to retool and acquire depth in other areas, breaking down which players would be worth shopping on the market to see what the Blue Jays could get in return. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.


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Unfortunately there is no Blue Jays baseball, but with every passing day, we are that much close to the start of free agency. We decided it was time to discuss a few options the Blue Jays could consider to bring in this offseason to fill in the gaps of this year roster and hopefully all them to contenders in 2027. We start with a player Blue Jays fans know well, and that is Brandon Lowe, coming off of a massive offensive season. The Blue Jays needed offensive firepower, and Lowe could be the key to the Blue Jays lineup finding success once again. In this episode, we discuss the fit of Brandon Lowe with the Toronto Blue Jays, as well as what we can expect his production and contract to look like for the upcoming seasons right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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Baseball is a weird sport. Things can change in a blink of an eye, and there are many players that get better or worse from season to season. In regard to the Blue Jays, it can’t get much worse than what we saw in 2026. While we hope most of the team will be better next season, there are always a few players that inevitably regress and have down years compared to their previous seasons. In this episode, we discuss a few regression candidates on the Blue Jays, giving our reasons why regression is a possibility. We then give our perspectives on what their seasons could look like next year, as well as a fair expectation to set regarding what we believe each player is capable of in 2027. We provide the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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To everyone’s knowledge, the Toronto Blue Jays had a horrible season in 2026. This has left a lot of room for growth, as many players look to bounce back from subpar seasons the that failed both the front office and fans expectations. Things will need to change drastically next season if the Blue Jays want to be successful, and that all starts in house looking at how they can improve within, with the talent they already possess. In this episode, we discuss players we believe could be on track for positive seasons, exceeding expectations and expanding on their roles from the 2026 season. We break down the changes these players will make from season to season, as well as which attributes will allow them to be successful right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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With George Springer no longer a Blue Jay, who will step up to take his spot at DH? Brayden and Carter discuss some of the potential options on this roster right now. Who and where should some of these bullpen arms be utilized next season?

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