Jays Centre Podcast

A weekly podcast about the Toronto Blue Jays, with in-depth analysis from Jays Centre writers, hosted by Owen Hill.

Jays Centre Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Owen Hill, with 73 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Owen Hill hosts Jays Centre Podcast, a sports show with 73 episodes published.

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  And Just Like That, the 2026 Blue Jays Season is Over

  Sep 28, 20261h 4m

  Through the rise and the fall of it all, it's over. In the season finale of the Jays Centre Podcast, Owen and Jesse reflect on the final series of the Blue Jays season, the end of George Springer's six seasons as a Toronto Blue Jay, and Max Scherzer going out in style. They take a big-picture look at the Toronto Blue Jays and explain why there should still be optimism on this team despite subpar on-field performance, then highlight some of their favourite games/moments of the season before looking ahead to the 2026 playoff picture and picking some winners. Please subscribe for more Toronto Blue Jays analysis, news, rumors, prospect coverage, and more. Be sure to visit our website, where you will find the most comprehensive Blue Jays site on the internet. https://jayscentre.com/

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  Lost in Translation or Lost the Plot? Vladimir Guerrero Jr. said WHAT?

  Sep 24, 20261h 1m

  Vladimir Guerrero's quote put Owen and Jesse in a pretzel. The guys talk big picture about the Jays' inability to transition out of the Bo Bichette era in year one, and the Jays officially being eliminated from 2026 postseason contention, but they quickly transition into their thoughts about Vladdy Guerrero Jr.'s quote that has sent Blue Jays fans into a spiral. Owen shares details about his trip to Baltimore, and the guys wrap up the penultimate episode of the 2026 season.

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  A Texas Size Let Down

  Sep 20, 202648 min

  The Jays needed to make a statement and put up a fight for their playoff lives, but ultimately, they didn't. On this episode of the Jays Centre Podcast, Owen and Jesse lay out their grievances with the Toronto Blue Jays season, essentially saying goodbye to any playoff hopes, and explain why missing the postseason means more than a lost season. They share their thoughts on Dylan Cease's drop in velocity and whether there is any concern about the Jays misusing him and what it might mean going into 2027. They share some highlights of young surprises out of the bullpen before looking ahead to the last week of baseball before the off-season begins.

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  Jays Salvage Finale, But Lose Uninspiring Series to Tigers

  Sep 17, 202646 min

  Ugh. A heartbreaking game one and demoralizing game two overshadow a series salvaging win on Wednesday. Owen and Jesse talk bullpen decisions (always fun) and to steal or not to steal before getting into the state of the pitching staff (it's bad) and the bats going quiet again. In the end, Owen is still convinced the Jays are making the playoffs.

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  Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Does It Big, Jays Win Another Crucial Series

  Sep 13, 20261h 8m

  The Blue Jays look like they're playing their best baseaball when it matters the most. They take 2-3 from the Baltimore Orioles to keep pace with the Cleveland Guardians, and remain just one game back of a playoff spot. Owen and Jesse break it all down, getting into their rising confidence in the lineup, while confidence in the rotation begins to waver, and just how much they've bought into this team. Stick around for discussions about Brett Bateman, Alejandro Kirk, Kazuma Okamoto, George Springer, Max Scherzer, Dylan Cease, Spencer Miles, and of course, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

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