Gausman, Jays Chewed Up by Cubs at Wrigley
6/19/202631 min
Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker break down the Blue Jays' 16-2 loss vs. the Cubs to open the three-game series in Chicago. They take your calls and texts, and get right to Kevin Gausman allowing seven earned runs in the first inning - should he have been pulled earlier, or should he have gone even longer after the game was out of reach? They discuss a few Jesús Sánchez misplays in the field, the bullpen getting overworked once again, including Brendon Little making another appearance - what's the next step for Little after three walks? Plus, we hear from John Schneider and Kevin Gausman in their post-game availabilities.
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Jeff Blair· Host0:29
[upbeat music] All right, Kevin, I figured we were done with these things, but- Huh ... I guess not. The, uh, Chicago Cubs beating Barker's Blue Jays 16 to two at Wrigley Field today.
Kevin Barker· Host0:48
How dare you.
Jeff Blair· Host0:48
Lots to talk about in this game. Uh, but we want you to be part of this- Mm-hmm ... and you can do that by leaving a voice note, 416-413-3959. Name and location, please. Uh, the text line is open, 590590. Eh, I mean, I guess, you know ... Well, seven run first against Kevin Gausman, um, reminded me an awful lot of a start he had in April 27th last year, if you remember. It was against the New York Yankees. He had a six-run third inning, gave up five walks in that start. The only difference in that game was that he was ejected by, uh, the home plate umpire, Chris Conroy, and he was get- he, he was getting