Just uploaded a new episode featuring former Blue Jay Rance Mulliniks reflecting on the life and career of Duane Ward. He shares his memories of playing alongside Ward and what made “Wardo” a fierce competitor.
Available wherever you get your podcasts.
https://t.co/JSEoSucCSo…
Just uploaded a special episode featuring former Blue Jay @RanceBlueJay5 reflecting on the life and career of Duane Ward. He shares his memories of playing alongside Ward and what made “Wardo” a fierce competitor.
Available wherever you get your podcasts.
https://t.co/EO9UwWlglL
So much fun watching episode one of The Blue Jays Way” on @sportsnet. If you want to jump even further into the 1985 season and that epic ALCS check out our podcast available on all platforms.
Sad news that Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox has passed away. Cox played an integral in guiding the Jays to success. His career as a manager was unrivalled.
Want to learn more about his impact on the Jays? Check out our podcast.
As the Blue Jays celebrate their 50th season, the organization and Sportsnet have put together an incredible documentary. Can’t wait to watch this!
“The Blue Jays Way”
*Premieres this July
We’ve reached 1000 downloads of our 8-part documentary series about the 1985 season.
Thanks for listening. If you haven’t checked it out yet, please do (anywhere you get your podcasts).
The series features the voices of Gaston, Gillick, Mulliniks, Henke and Whitt (and Balboni).
Prepping for the holidays? Need some baseball of yore reminiscing to fill the time?
Or just don't want to fret about when Bichette or Tucker will sign?
Check out OK Blue Jays: the emergence of a franchise. A podcast chronicling the 1985 Jays. Available everywhere.
Prepping for the holidays? Need some baseball of yore reminiscing to fill the time?
Or just don't want to fret about when Bichette or Tucker will sign?
Check out OK Blue Jays: the emergence of a franchise. A podcast chronicling the 1985 Jays. Available everywhere.
Stressing about the MLB Winter Meetngs? Relive the days when Pat Gillick and the Jays were wheeling and dealing in search of a path to the post-season.
As we prepare to turn the calendar to 2026, you have less than a month to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1985 Jays.
Missing baseball? Or the good old days? Checked out this 8-part podcast about the Blue Jays' 1985 season.
Might help pass the time as we await signings and trades ahead of next season.
Congratulations to the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays who came ever so close to winning the World Series title. It was a magical run for a team that had its share of ups and downs. Looking forward to next season!
The World Series trophy might be presented tonight. It's history dates back to 1967 when the Cardinals won the title,. However, the trophy (called the Commissioner's Trophy) only got that name in 1985. That year the Royals beat the Jays in the ALCS then the Cards.
After last night's win, the Blue Jays are 1 win away from a World Series title. If successful, the Jays will achieve something they haven't done in 32 years, The team has already overcome a series deficit, but now they have the advantage and need to win 1 more game.
How awesome was it to see Cito Gaston throw out the first pitch? Impressive start to the World Series! Last was lights out! Contributions across the roster. Bring on game 2!
If you'd rather reflect on Cito's career then watch last night's highlights. Check out episode 5.
Counting outs and paying attention to where the Mariners were in the line-up (and who was in the bullpen) was a fun exercise last night after the Jays took the lead.
Here's Rance Mulliniks talking about the second-last game of the 1985 season when the Jays were about to clinch.
The curse of game seven has been lifted! Blue Jays eclipse the past with a come-from-behind victory. Wow!
World Series for the third time in franchise history!
The Blue Jays hosted game 7 of the 1985 American League Championship Series. That’s one of a number of similarities between this year’s playoffs and those forty years ago. Learn more by listening to our podcast or reading out latest post.
https://t.co/AHnjU3hPzK
Potentially deciding games at home are what teams play for all season. In recent playoff memory, Mariners beat the Jays in a comeback victory and Jays beat the Orioles in extras. What can we expect tonight? Heading to a seventh game or season over?
@BlueJays@Royals With today's off day, if you are looking to fill your time before game two of the NLCS or tomorrow's game three -- take a listen to our 8-part podcast series about the 1985 Jays. It features the voices of Gillick, Gaston, Mulliniks, Whitt and Henke (and Balboni).
Can the '25 @BlueJays learn some lessons from their ALCS opponents in '85 (@Royals)? The Royals were down 2 games to nothing to start that series. They would lose game 4 too but come back to win the series and eventually the World Series. Steve Balboni remembers the series well.