Arden Zwelling

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10,019 appearances 36 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2d ago

Arden Zwelling’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 36 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 15.

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At The Letters · Losses and Lessons · 22 Sep 2026 podcast

Like I am neck and neck with cam slightly for this right now. voice-verified

And so I'm going to keep pushing and I'm going to go out there and get, because look like there, once you get to like four months, four and a half months in to, um, voice-verified

you're that close to winning a Cy Young like you you are going to want to see that through because getting to that point is so so hard so I wonder if that was also a factor and maybe his honesty with the Blue Jays or with just like his desire to keep pitching through the discomfort it's difficult because all pitchers are pitching through discomfort and voice-verified

Every pitcher is sore and hurt and managing something. voice-verified

And, um, I think being a workhorse starter is like, uh, you just have to be able to go out there when you are not your best. voice-verified

And when you are managing a, what maybe isn't an injury, but is a serious buildup of like inflammation, uh, voice-verified

And gutting through that and finding a way to get it done. voice-verified

So that is in some ways the expectation. voice-verified

But I like I think that you also have to be realistic and have to understand when you are flying a little bit too close to the sun. voice-verified

And I think Dylan Cease did this year. voice-verified

Yeah, Robbie Ray kind of falls into this category as well as somebody who, like, and, you know, the way that Snellen sees throw and the way that Robbie Ray throws, like, it's, I don't know if that necessarily is... voice-verified

conducive to being a marathoner because they just throw so damn hard and they throw so nasty like they almost pitch like leverage relievers for starts um because they're high 90s with really nasty breaking stuff like voice-verified

throwers more so than pitchers that speaks to how hard it is to do that like Max Scherzer's on this team and maybe he's like the closest thing to an example that the Blue Jays have right now where in his prime he was somebody who could throw like mid to upper 90s with nasty breaking stuff and go out and throw like 225 innings in a year and I guarantee you he was pitching through injuries and not feeling his best when he was doing that voice-verified

it's a very, very hard thing to do. voice-verified

Can Dylan Cease do that? voice-verified

We're going to find out. voice-verified

Yeah, and there was a lot that Dylan Cease was working to change in his game this year and to improve and develop, to your point. voice-verified

When it just comes to incorporating the change-up more often and throwing that two-seamer more often, mixing and matching, and leaning into the depth of his arsenal. voice-verified

So maybe it was just a lot this year when it comes to first year with a new team, big contract. voice-verified

New pitches, trying to pitch differently, different mixes, different catchers. voice-verified

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