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Jay Bird Watching Podcast LIVE We’re going bar room mode for Game 4 of the ALDS

Bonus episode!!!Join Jason, Craig, and our guest Eric Rosenhek as we recap the good, the bad, and the ugly from ALDS game 3 in the BronxAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Toronto Blue Jays have officially clinched the AL East and the postseason hype is real. On this week’s Jay Bird Watching Podcast, we’re going LIVE on Wednesday, October 1st at 7PM EST with a very special guest: Shane Told, lead singer of legendary rock band Silverstein and lifelong Jays fan.We’ll break down:

The 2025 MLB playoffs are here, and the Toronto Blue Jays are locked in. On this week’s Jay Bird Watching Podcast, we’re joined by one and only Brooke Lazinski (@BrookeKnowsBall) and Joel (Hey_Commy) for a deep dive into what sets the MLB playoff picture. Are the Blue Jays up for postseason success, and how does the rest of the league stack up in the race to the World Series?We break down:

The Toronto Blue Jays are heating up at the perfect time—riding a winning streak, climbing the AL East standings, and injecting fresh energy into the rotation with Trey Yesavage’s electric debut. On tonight’s Jay Bird Watching Podcast, we’re joined by Matt Sookram, editor of Jays Journal, for a deep dive into everything buzzing around the team.We’ll break down:-

The race to October is officially on and the Toronto Blue Jays are right in the thick of it. With just weeks left in the regular season, the Jays are clinging to first place in the AL East, battling off surging rivals like the Yankees and Red Sox. We will be LIVE with a very special guest: former Blue Jays reliever Bob FileWith the Blue Jays aiming for their first division title since 2015, every game matters and every fan voice counts! We’ll break down:

In this episode of the Jay Bird Watching Podcast, hosts Craig Borden, Liz McGuire, and Jason Lyons welcome Pat Malacaro, the voice of the Buffalo Bisons, for an insider look at the Toronto Blue Jays’ minor league system.