Hour 2: Vlad Jr.'s Plate Discipline and Shohei Appreciation w/ Stephen Brunt
Stephen Brunt, columnist for Sportsnet.ca and co-host of The FAN Drive Time, joins Ailish and Justin to discuss the Blue Jays’ puzzling inconsistency this season, the team’s offensive dryspell over the weekend, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s recent issues with plate discipline, fans getting a close up look at Shohei Ohtani, and the special 30th anniversary ceremony celebrating the 1992 World Series championship team. Afterwards, Bruce Murray, host of the SiriusXM Blitz on SiriusXM NFL radio, stops by to chat about Mitch Trubisky securing the starting quarterback job in Pittsburgh, expectations for the Bills this season, Trey Lance taking over as the 49ers’ signal caller, and Tom Brady taking an 11-day hiatus during training camp (26:46). 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 affiliate
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Show Notes
Stephen Brunt, columnist for Sportsnet.ca and co-host of The FAN Drive Time, joins Ailish and Justin to discuss the Blue Jays’ puzzling inconsistency this season, the team’s offensive dryspell over the weekend, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s recent issues with plate discipline, fans getting a close up look at Shohei Ohtani, and the special 30th anniversary ceremony celebrating the 1992 World Series championship team. Afterwards, Bruce Murray, host of the SiriusXM Blitz on SiriusXM NFL radio, stops by to chat about Mitch Trubisky securing the starting quarterback job in Pittsburgh, expectations for the Bills this season, Trey Lance taking over as the 49ers’ signal caller, and Tom Brady taking an 11-day hiatus during training camp (26:46).
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 affiliate