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So looking forward to that.

And I do think, as this is the 50th season for the Jays,

Maybe we can scare up some interviews with some players from the team's past as well to add to the feed.

So if you do have any suggestions, feel free to reach out to either myself or to Ben via the text line or certainly via social media as well.

In any case, let's get to our chats.

We have four today for you.

First, he may be on the IL right now, but I do believe he is someone worth hearing from.

Nathan Lucas spoke with Ben a few weeks ago.

It was largely a look back at his career to date, which I thought was pretty interesting.

After Lucas, you'll hear from utility man Ernie Clement, although these days I think we can largely say Blue Jays' second baseman.

Ben sat down with him in the dugout to discuss that Players' Tribune piece from before the season, his golf game, and what it means to play with Andres Jimenez up the middle.

Following that, you'll hear from Dylan Cease, one of the newest Blue Jays, who has also been electric to start his Jays career.

Been chatting with him a few starts ago, and on my end, I spoke with Brandon Valenzuela just after he hit his first Major League home run, and we spoke about the transition to the big leagues as well.

So, in order, here's Lucas, Clement, Cease, and Valenzuela on the latest edition of Jays Talk Field Access.

So Brandon, first home run out of the way.

How did that feel?

You took two hard steps out of the box and then you kind of watched it go.

So how did that feel?

Yeah, it felt amazing.

It looked great.