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Jays Talk Plus: Wild Card Leads Shrinks Heading to Cincy
The Blue Jays walked away with a split in their two-game mini series with the Phillies; dropping the second game 9-4 to cap off the homestand. Host Blake Murphy welcomes MLB.com’s Keegan Matheson to dive into Kevin Gausman's shaky start and debate if he can still be considered a Cy Young contender. Later on, Blake answers some texts and tweets from out JTP mailbag (35:25)! In the second hour, Sean Forman, the President of Sports Reference and Baseball Reference, joins to discuss the growth, reach and spinoffs of the popular site (51:06). Blake then looks ahead to the Jays upcoming weekend in Cincinnati with Reds reporter and host at Bally Sports, Annie Sabo (01:15:44). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.