Zach Warden

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

Zach Warden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I think, you know,
as far as like exciting storylines entering this year, he was, he was one of the guys that I was looking forward to seeing if he could kind of continue what he did in the post season last year, kind of with, with the step forward that he took with the plate discipline and the power and everything like that.
You know, I, I think his bat has, has clearly been missed and the power and, and the threat of, of just his ability at the plate being in the middle of the lineup is something that has very clearly been, been missed and something that is, is tough to make up for.
So yeah,
You know, looking forward, it'll be kind of interesting to see what the news is.
I believe he's undergoing the surgery today to see kind of whether he does go the Tommy John or the internal brace.
And I think kind of, you know, whatever does happen, it is going to be something that clearly does have an impact on their plans in 2027.
Those are the two storylines that Dylan sees Cy Young and Barger versus Santander race.
Yeah, I mean, you know, the first thing that comes to mind is them coming out in 1991 and immediately going, we got to go star hunting.
And, you know, obviously, you know, this version of the Blue Jays have done a very good job of star hunting.
When you think of them landing, Kevin Gosman and George Springer and Dylan Cease and, you know, all these guys who have been considered top free agents.
But I mean, you know, if you kind of want to apply that to this version of the Blue Jays and you look ahead to this offseason, I mean, obviously, you know, the Tech School stuff is going to be
extremely interesting to watch as far as what his free agency looks like and where he ends up.
And, you know, I think you kind of look at with some of the money that the Blue Jays will have coming off the books here.
Obviously, you know, there is the elephant in the room
of the current uh cba negotiations but you know ultimately when when looking at at that 92 um off season you know they they go out and they land a couple of guys with that kind of that postseason and veteran experience and you know in jack morris and and dave winfield and then they bring those two guys in and you know they by by all accounts you know they both really had a huge impact kind of within the clubhouse of changing the culture there so you know i i think when you're looking at gosman and and springer as two guys who you could almost argue have done the
same thing for, for this version of the blue Jays, uh, they're going to be looking for replacements for those guys.
So I think if there's kind of some veteran, uh, guys on, on the, on the market this off season, you know, it, it would kind of not, not hurt to go out and grab that and kind of continue to, to build on this clubhouse, um, culture that, that they have built over the last few years and, and be able to kind of find, um, you know, replacements for, for those two guys within the, the structure of the, the veteran, um,
that they would be lacking, whether that's, you know, maybe even bringing back Gossman like we talked about earlier.
But, you know, I think you look at that 92 team and bringing in guys who have done it before obviously played out really well for them.
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