Bruce Boudreau

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920 appearances 10 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 16 Jul

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OverDrive · OverDrive - May 28, 2026 - Hour 2 - Bruce Boudreau/Richard Griffin · 28 May 2026 podcast

So, yeah, no, it's been very common over the years.

And with my experience in top level as a manager in Ontario baseball, that's my calling card right there, just getting on players.

Well, in the first three weeks of the season, the American League East, which traditionally has been the strongest division in all of baseball, was nine games under .500.

Now they've fought their way back very quietly to 13 games over .500 as a division.

But that's still far behind the NL Central.

The NL is 33 games better than the American League, which is...

outrageous because it hadn't been that way for at least five or six years.

But yeah, it looks like 85 wins is going to get you in contention for a wildcard spot.

And I think that the Blue Jays are capable of that.

Although Vlad very quietly is sliding under the radar.

He topped out at 358 on April 30th.

And since then, he's hitting 207, a lot of walks, one home or seven RBIs since April 30th.

So, you know, he's considered the face of the franchise in the same way that Mona Lisa is the face of the Louvre.

They're the most expensive items going, but nobody knows why they're smiling all the time.

Yeah, they are miles apart, and the preliminary offer from the Players Association, and you'll notice that between now and December 1st, they'll never be called the Players Association by MLB.

It'll be the union.

They figure, I was with the Expos before the 94 strike, and we were flown to Chicago to an airport hotel.

and instructed never to call it the association it's a union because they figure americans hate unions and so that'll separate them from from the players but that's not going to work that way it's not that simple the owners definitely want a salary cap and they'll never get it it's the only union sports unions best sports union in north america maybe in the world so they're not going to give that up um

The major league owners are suggesting a luxury tax for the lower spending teams, forcing them to get to a floor, and then they would have the ceiling at about $245 million, which there's eight teams over that right now.

So that's not going to happen.

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