Blue Jays: Jays Journal Podcast- “Show Don’t Tell”

BOSTON, MA - JUNE 14: The batting gloves and bat of Jose Bautista
BOSTON, MA - JUNE 14: The batting gloves and bat of Jose Bautista

The Jays Journal Podcast is hosted by our own Ari Shapiro, and can be found on blogtalkradio.com. Tune in regularly to hear Ari and a wide range of guests talk about current issues, have roundtable discussions, and regularly take your calls to discuss all things Blue Jays.

Jays Journal Podcast – November 7. “Show Don’t Tell.”  

As rumours swirl around the future of certain players and the club’s desire to improve on a number of key deficiencies from last year, we’re thrilled to bring you a round table comprised of serious experts that’ll have you coming back for more. Be sure to join host Ari Shapiro as he offers you a compelling hour of round table banter from earlier in the week (11/02) featuring Sportsnet’s Tao of Stieb (@TaoOfStieb), minor league guru with Prospect1500.com, Jason Woodell (@JasonAtTheGame), and marketing research analyst Marshall Auerback (@Mauerback). Together, they explore:

What they took from the 2017 World Series that may have gone unnoticed (9:42), was Dave Roberts insane for using Brandon Morrow on 14 different instances during the playoffs (17:11), if the Blue Jays should kick the tires on the falling stock that is Yu Darvish (26:32), why fans should have faith in the front office when it comes to talent acquisition (31:18). 

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They also discuss if constantly reliving and re-marketing the glory years can be detrimental to a millennial fans (33:14), the inherent risks in marketing an elite prospect before they take their first at-bat in the big leagues (36:16), if rebuilding and spending money on your payroll is nothing but a pipe dream (43:43), and how one should feel about Mark Shapiro and the future of prudent baseball decisions in Toronto (53:09).

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