Episode 72: The Wild Card Push

It's a wrap on baseball in 2026. The Brew Crew takes home the trophy this time around, in what was an anti-climactic but incredibly dominant postseason run. Soon the rumor mill will begin, but with the shadow of the impending lockout. Can someone please take away Anthony Santander's phone?

That was certainly a season, let's hope we can turn it around next year. If there's baseball of course.

The Jays have been eliminated from playoff contention officially, but that was quickly overshadowed by the comments of our 500 million dollar man. Don't worry everyone, the contract was for what he's already done! Joel and Hudson Break down the whole situation, before touching on the upcoming Leafs and Raptors seasons.

The Blue Jays are in the middle of what is potentially the worst playoff race we've ever seen. None of these teams deserve it. They drop the first two games against the Tigers in heartbreaking fashion, but can you really blame anyone for this? Maybe Vlad. But at least he hit his first homer at the Rogers Center!

What a difference one week can make. The Jays just rattled off 5 of 6 against their AL Wild Card competitors; there is a pulse on #27, Max Scherzer is a legend, Brett Bateman changed our life. Kawhi is back, the Clippers are in hell, and the Dodgers are being exposed next by Pablo Torre. What a week, keep it going in KC!

Vlad sucks. Hopefully he'll change the narrative eventually but at the moment everyone is aware of it. He's finally getting booed at home. Anyway the Jays drop 2 of 3 to the Royals after dropping 2 of 3 to the Yankees. This is just a cursed season. 3.5 games back of the wildcard with a month left to go.

The Blue Jays have made the wild-card race interesting, after a successful 5-2 homestand vs the Sox and Yankees! Hudson breaks down their chances at sneaking into the postseason, before discussing his thoughts on the new "Blue Jays Way" documentary on Sportsnet.

The dumbest rule in the history of sports was enforced last night, but the Jays found a way to win. They have been battling since the deadline and are in the thick of the AL Wild Card Race. Let's go on a run folks, #BUILTFOROCTOBER, #WHEREWILLYOUBE

After what was a very active MLB trade deadline, the Blue Jays come out in a weird spot. Welcome to the team Jose Soriano & prospects. Goodbye Kevin Gausman, Jeff Hoffman, and Daulton Varsho. Hudson was devastated by the news of his favourite player Daulton Varsho being traded away. Play ordinary :(

In a never before seen post-game trio-episode; Hudson, Misha, and Cameron address the state of the team and the 2026 Toronto Blue Jays season (it is not good). Time to get excited about selling at the deadline!