@JGoldberg12 Nice straw man attempt. Vladdy isn't great, he's good. And the majority of Jays fans would take Judge over Vladdy to lead their team to the promise land.
Try watching the games to discern “clutch”. You're missing context by doing statistical lookbacks to prop up your arguments.
@JGoldberg12 Vladdy’s career has not been “great” to this point, sorry.
Judge has had far more clutch performances than Vladdy has. Like I said, take out last year's playoffs, and how many clutch performances has Vladdy had? I like Vladdy, but I'm not fanning out and calling him great.
@JGoldberg12 Like I said, he's not been a clutch performer for us with the exception of the periods I mentioned.
Clutch, you can see with your eyes, and that's what “greatness” is all about in sports. Bo was always the one to get us the big hits, and if you watched the games, you know that.
@Poleen98OP@JGoldberg12 Do you mean after the Jays plummeted to cellar of the AL east and thus played 100+ meaningless games? That proves my point, low leverage production is the opposite of clutch.
@nck_alxndr@Izzykilla2k_ In my opinion, it's his best work. I've never heard him rap this well. And when you consider the context of the last two years, Iceman is nothing short of triumphant.
@EricL77@JoezMcfLy The ratings are strong because of the talent and the content. Their good-cop-bad-cop routine has been successful for years; it's a nationally simulcast show. Their time slot changes throughout the season and has no bearing on podcast metrics.
@EricL77@JoezMcfLy Definitely bait for entertainment, but you're wrong, Jays fans love this show. Ratings are through the roof both TV and podcast. It's quite literally the centre of the daily Jays media universe.
Stop pandering to Americans.
@ApexJonesHACKED Not surprised he never won anything. Try telling the 10th, 11th, and 12th guy on a championship roster that his career contributions are insignificant because a podcaster (who never won) couldn't remember his name.