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

The Toronto Blue Jays bounce back and win a huge game against the Athletics 4-2. The Blue Jays got just enough of everything this game as the starting pitching was phenomenal, and the offense was able to muster just enough runs to allow the Blue Jays to win this game comfortably. Jose Soriano did exactly what the Blue Jays needed him to do after Dylan Cease struggled in the previous game, going seven innings and saving the arms in the bullpen. This team continues to get production from all over this lineup, as Alejandro Kirk, Josh Smith and Kazuma Okamoto were the main contributors in this victory. This has been the biggest difference in the second half: if the Blue Jays score a handful of runs, there is a very high chance they will win that baseball game. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big moments that surfaced from this game, breaking down the importance of a series win and how the Blue Jays will look to accomplish that right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays lose a heartbreaker to the Athletics, as they get walked off 6-5 in the bottom of the 9th inning. The Blue Jays had so many opportunities to win this game, as they were able to claw back after going down 5-1, but ultimately came up short in the win column. Dylan Cease did not have a very good start in this game, as he could not command his pitches consistently and did not get much help from his defense, considering the Blue Jays had three errors on the day. The Jays only have 17 games left in the season, and every game means more than the last. In this episode, we discuss what went wrong for the Blue Jays, what needs to improve, and how they can bounce back from a heartbreaking loss to get themselves back into the playoffs picture. We provide you with the most up to date news, storylines and analysis right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have won another series, and have gotten back to .500 for the first time since June. The Blue Jays are playing their best baseball of the season at the perfect time, as every game is more important that the previous one considering there is less than 20 games left to play this season. A boast in offensive productivity has been the key to their hot streak, as Brett Bateman, George Springer and Alejandro Kirk are just a few of the players who have been on fire since the trade deadline. Things have been clicking for the Blue Jays recently, but they need to keep it up if they want to sneak into a playoff spot. In this episode, we break down all the highlight and storylines that surfaced from this weekend while discussing the starting rotation, injury updates and the rest of the season schedule right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays win a huge game a take the rubber match of the series 6-3 over the Cleveland Guardians. This game was a must win, and the Blue Jays did just that. There were many huge contributions in this game, as Nathan Lukes, Jose Soriano, Brett Bateman and Louis Varland were just a few that ultimately led the Blue Jays to their biggest win of the season. The Blue Jays are in the running for the last wildcard spot with twenty one games left on the schedule, and every game is going to be more important than the last. In this episode, we discuss all the highlights and big storylines that surfaced from this game, while discussing the Blue Jays road ahead and how they will have to maneuver the rest of the schedule to set themselves up for the best chance of success right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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The Toronto Blue Jays get a huge bounce back win against the Cleveland Guardians as the take the second game of the series 11-0. This was the perfect game for the Blue Jays, as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. FINALLY had a game where we carried the offense, having five RBI in a game for the first time this season. Dylan Cease was great once again, the offense showed up and the Blue Jays still have all of their high leverage arms for the rubber match, trying to put themselves in striking distance of the last wildcard spot. It could not have went much better for the Blue Jays, as we break down all the highlight and storylines that surfaced from this game while discussing the probability of the Blue Jays replicating games like this during the rest of the season right here on Locked On Blue Jays.

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