Trey Yesavage is coming! The Blue Jays will be promoting their top prospect to start against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday.

The Jays are closing in on clinching both a postseason berth and a division title, and a visit to the pesky Rays stands in their way.

Justin and Patrick recap the past couple of weeks, and take a look at the standings around the league.

The Toronto Blue Jays head to the Bronx for a huge series with the New York Yankees that could be a deciding factor in the American League East division race.

Justin and Patrick quickly recap the Reds series before diving in to the pitching matchups and keys to victory against the Yankees.

The guys also talk donuts and CFL.

After somehow taking 2 of 3 games in Miami against the Marlins, the Blue Jays return home 21 games over the .500 mark.

Justin and Patrick discuss where the team is at offensively, highlight a couple of bullpen arms, and discuss the six man rotation and potential playoff roster decisions.

Justin and Patrick decide to largely ignore the series loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates and instead create their own baseball version of Frankenstein's monster. The guys choose different body parts to create the ultimate two-way player.

Vladdy has a sore hamstring, Bieber Fever begins Friday, and Eric Lauer goes to the bullpen...for now.

The Toronto Blue Jays won the series against the Chicago Cubs.

Justin and Patrick break down the big moments such as Ernie Clement's HR on a missed bunt sign, Max Scherzer's fine outing, and Vladdy's go-ahead homer.

The guys also discuss the hottest topic in Blue Jay Land: Trey Yesavage.

With the Texas Rangers coming to town, the guys examine what should be some challenging pitching for the Jays to overcome.

The Blue Jays managed to salvage a game vs the Dodgers that they did not deserve to win.

Justin and Patrick discuss Jen Pawol making history over the weekend, the Blue Jays revised top 30 prospects, and preview a tough series at home against the Chicago Cubs.

After laying a historic smackdown on the Rockies in Denver, the Blue Jays head to Hollywood to play Shohei and the Dodgers.

Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw face off on Friday night in a battle of future first ballot Hall of Famers.

Can the stars shine bright for the Jays, or will the Dodgers steal the spotlight?

The Blue Jays are on a bit of a slide right now. The pitching has been inconsistent and the bats have slightly cooled. The good news? The Jays start a series with the Colorado Rockies - baseball's worst team - tonight in Denver.

Justin and Patrick take a look at the standings, recent player performances, lineup juggling, and the upcoming schedule that has the Dodgers and Cubs on the horizon.