Jays Jam: Recent Episodes
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Jays Jam is back once again!
The boys talk about their experiences being back to live baseball games at the Rogers Centre, break down the trade deadline deals for the Toronto Blue Jays and cover how the pitching has been holding up down the stretch.
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After a slight hiatus, the guys are back! With lots to talk about they focus on the state of the TORONTO BLUE JAYS heading into the all star break, Ryu's struggles, and potential trade options.
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During this series, we explore the stories and the people that make up Canada's rich baseball history. In The Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Royals, I am joined again by Bill Humber who shares his knowledge and personal stories on these two franchises. It was the 70 plus years of competitive baseball in these two cities that paved the way for the Montreal Expos and Toronto Blue Jays to become additions to the MLB. If you enjoy the Canadian Baseball Stories episodes be sure to connect with us about your thoughts and to share your own stories.
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Karen Souter, writer for Jays From the Couch and host of the Sunny Side of the Dome Podcast, joins Jays Jam to share her early season thoughts on the Toronto Blue Jays.
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During this series, we explore the stories and the people that make up Canada's rich baseball history. In The Inter-County Baseball League, I am joined by John Kastner and Herb Morrell who are two instrumental figures in the success and longevity of this independent baseball league in Ontario. The ICBL has been around for over 100 years and represents the community and resiliency that sports can bring to a group of people.
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Ruth Kapelus, a freelance writer, stops by the show to discuss her most recent piece "The Blue Jays need to answer more for Callaway." - which can be read on the Daily Hive. The group discuss the Mikey Callaway situation and talk about toxic masculinity and its role in professional sports today.
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Craig Bordon of Jay Bird Watching joins the guys to talk about the Blue Jays depth in their farm system.
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During this series, we explore the stories and the people that make up Canada's rich baseball history. In The Asahi Baseball Team, I am joined by Emiko Ando who guides us through the amazing history and tragic end of the Vancouver Asahi Baseball Team.
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During this series, we explore the stories and the people that make up Canada's rich baseball history. In The Storyteller, I am joined by Bill Humber: A professor, an historian, a storyteller. He takes us on a journey through time back to when Baseball was just in its infancy almost two hundred years ago...
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The guys are joined by Brendan Panikkar, one of the hosts of the Jay Bird Watching podcast, joins the show to chat about the current state of the Toronto Blue Jays. The guys chat about the strange baseball season that transpired in 2020 and look ahead to where the Blue Jays can go next.
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Late June is always a time where the Canadian Baseball Hall Of Fame is bustling with activity and visitors, but with the global pandemic, it has been closed in 2020. However, the Hall is opening its doors on July 4, 2020 this year! In anticipation for the opening, Wes shares a conversation that he had with Scott Crawford who is the Director of Operations at the Canadian Baseball Hall of fame in St. Mary's Ontario.
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Kris shares some open and honest dialogue with a few of his friends. Sebastian Jackson (2:55) and Shemora Davy (24:58). Kris also shares a few pieces written by friends, Greg Rattray and Stephanie Mcfarlane (55:05). Wes chats with Canada's top baseball historian, Bill Humber, to uncover the ugly realities of discrimination and racism throughout the history of baseball in Canada (59:03).
Kris takes a night off to celebrate his partner's birthday, and Wes is joined by Tim Langton on the show. If you have ever been to the Rogers Centre for a baseball game you will recognize the voice of Tim Langton, the in-game announcer for the Toronto Blue Jays. Tim shares his love of music, his passion for baseball, and how he brings energy to the ballpark every night.
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Joe Siddall joins the guys on Jays Jam! He shares some stories from his time in the Show and gives us his perspective on the art of catching.
Legendary broadcaster, Dan Shulman, joins the show to share some broadcasting stories and Jays spring training thoughts.
Toronto Blue Jays radio play by play voice, Ben Wagner, stops by Jays Jam to chat about the Blue Jays and to share some of his stories behind the microphone.
The face of Blue Jays broadcasts since he started calling the games in 2005, Jamie Campbell joins the guys for some Jays talk.
Toronto Blue Jays radio play by play analyst, Mike Wilner, joins the show. He shares some of his opinions about the current Jays team and reflects on baseball as a pastime.