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

You know, he kind of ranks around the top 10 and starts, innings pitched, war, strikeouts, wins.

Like, he's just been such a consistent presence in the rotation.

And, you know, I think looking ahead here, if he's not taking the ball every five days, it's going to be a little bit weird because he's been –

Just this guy that's been such a pros pro and the guy who's been kind of there every single turn through the rotation for the Blue Jays over over these last five years.

So, you know, I think you think to what he's done for the Blue Jays on the field, I think, too.

the the general presence that he's had in the clubhouse and in the city like it's been a really special five years for for gossman and the way that he's gone about it he's just been really enjoyable to watch obviously we have the highs of him being a cy young finalist in 2023 we have his his him in the postseason last year like really emerging as kind of this ace level

pitcher who's going up against some of the best offenses in baseball and shoving, essentially.

I think you kind of look back on his tenure and it's been just a really, really solid five years.

And I think that you kind of look at him in the lens of being one of the best Blue Jays pitchers in franchise history.

It's going to be front of mind for sure.

I think, you know, you look at his start on Saturday and for him to come out there and be thrown up 93s, 94s in the first inning and to end up where that game does is just incredible.

And I think kind of speaks to that.

Just who he's become as a pitcher this year.

Obviously, this is a guy who's thrown no-hitters, who's thrown complete games, who's thrown shutouts before, but just have been so impressed with the way that he's been able to turn into this guy who's really out there pitching and using the full mix to get guys out.

I just think for him to be...

dealing with the the cranky arm obviously you don't love kind of hearing that after a start but I think you you look at the body of the work this month and he's just been so fantastic you know beyond having the two two no-hit bids he's controlling the zone really well and I I think you know the next couple months here we are going to definitely be on Dylan Cease and Cam Schlittler watch as we kind of follow what these two do in in kind of the lead up to to September and and

through the end of the season.

I also think it was kind of interesting in his start after when he's talking to Hazel and he's talking about maybe leaving something on the table in the no-hit bid against the Giants with the pitch to Ramos that he got for the hit in the single.

And for this one, the pitch to Monasterio that he hits for the lone hit in the game kind of being this pitch that's super in off the plate.

And I don't think that you can kind of have any regrets over that one.

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