Zach Warden

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496 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 27 Jul

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Blue Jays Talk · JTP: Weekend Recap, the Trade Market & Inside Signing Draft Picks · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

Definitely one of the most exciting weeks on the baseball calendar, even if it does arrive with a little bit of a sour taste on the Blue Jays front this year.

Yeah, it's fun.

I think you think back to last year, you know, you mentioned, you know, Cal Stephen, Jerron Watts-Brown, Kendri Rojas, like all these guys that were making up just this insane rotation at AA, you know, Trey Savage was there at kind of that time last year and you kind of move away all those pieces after, you know, you spend so much time kind of learning about these guys and learning their stories and everything like that, but

But ultimately, at the end of the day, it's kind of what you develop and have your farm system for is to kind of help your major league team, whether that is in their development and reaching the major league level or being able to trade them for pieces that help you make a World Series run.

So I think on both sides, it's pretty exciting, as you said, someone who kind of follows the farm system where you can either have, you know, those pieces kind of turn into something

I think so.

I think you look at the two series, the Rays and the Red Sox, and those kind of seemed like the two where they really needed to flip the script and kind of go on whether it was like that Red Sox or Orioles type run to prove that they were worthy of being invested in.

And I think you kind of look at them 10 games under now here with six games to go until the deadline, no chance of getting back to 500 before August 3rd.

I think you look at the playoff odds being at,

the lowest that they've been all year and you know having so many teams to jump in the american league i think that they're in um generally the the position where they are going to have to have to sell and i think you kind of look at obviously it's it's the expiring pieces that they're going to have to look at uh first with with kevin gosman and george springer dalton varsho shane bieber you know you mentioned max scherzer there if he can come back and

And look, all right, I guess today would be a guy that you could maybe throw into the mix there.

But, you know, I also think at the same time that this front office has shown us that they are willing and they are looking to kind of do some work early.

So I wouldn't be surprised either to kind of see them go out and maybe try and

fetch some pieces with some team control, whether that's for the rotation, whether that's for the outfield.

I think that there kind of is this scenario where they can kind of get some some early shopping done for next year while kind of moving on from these pieces who are free agents at the end of the year.

Yeah, 100%.

I think you talk about kind of this era of Blue Jays baseball.

And as much as Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

and Bo Bichette were the faces, I think Kevin Gossman is right there along them.

And, you know, I think you kind of look at where he ends up in Blue Jays history.

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