116 - "Vlad Begins" - Toronto Blue Jays Talk

Originally Posted At: South of the 6ix

Updated: Apr 25, 2019

South of the 6ix

Release Date: Apr 25, 2019

Weekly Toronto Blue Jays Talk

After winning their first series in Minnesota by taking 3 out of 4 games, followed by a series sweep on the road against the Athletics in Oakland, as well as the team being ever-so-close to the .500 mark, you would think that fan morale would be at an all time high. Yet, with Matt Shoemaker tearing his ACL, effectively ending his season, Aaron Sanchez battling fingernail issues, Freddy Galvis battling a leg injury, and Ryan Borucki being placed on the 60 day IL, it seems as though the injury bug is spreading quickly. How the Jays respond to this will be a true test of adversity.
But it is not all doom and gloom for this Jays team as the Number 1 prospect in all of baseball, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., will be joining the team for the start of the home-stand against the Oakland Athletics. The wait is finally over. Just how much of an impact Vlad will make remains to be seen. However I, like many of you, think that it will be substantial. The wait is finally over. The future of your Toronto Blue Jays is here.
To discuss these and other topics, host Adam Corsair is joined by the host of the Take 6ix Podcast, Hunter Surphlis. Hunter & Adam get into a bunch of topics surrounding the Jays, such as:
- Vlad’s Arrival
- Pillar's Return
- Injury Bug
- Predictions

… and so much more!

It’s a Blue Jays show that you won’t want to miss!

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South of the 6ix

Adam Corsair covers the Jays and Raptors from the perspective of someone that lives south of the Canadian border. That's right, a person from the States is a die-hard fan of Canada's only professional baseball and basketball teams.