José Bautista
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Sep 16, 2026
HudsonHOST
makes the greatest throw I've ever seen.
HudsonHOST
Like, Jose Bautista, move over.
HudsonHOST
The greatest throw I've ever seen.
HudsonHOST
Barger just nukes a guy at home.
PattyHOST
He broke the record formerly held.
PattyHOST
It was a tie between Jose Bautista and Matt Chapman, who were tied at 170.
PattyHOST
So with the good comes the bad, right? He's now at 32 home runs, which puts him in the lead of all rookies.
PattyHOST
And he's only behind Junior Caminero for home runs by third baseman.
Blake MurphyHOST
There you go.
Blake MurphyHOST
Um, so this is, uh, a back to back to back home run, and it hasn't happened since 2012 when it was Colby Rasmus and José Bautista and Edwin Encarnación, and he's gonna hate that I brought this up.
Blake MurphyHOST
But those back to back to back home runs were off of Tyler Thornburg.
Blake MurphyHOST
And later in that game, a couple of home runs, uh, to swing the game, off our pal John Axford.
1 HR 26 MINS LATER
Blake MurphyHOST
Um, he hasn't really drawn many starts, and they seem a little hesitant to use him in left field.
Blake MurphyHOST
So, um, maybe there is room for both and Sean Keyes is the odd man out.
Blake MurphyHOST
Um, by the way, I mentioned this on Blue Jay Central, but how long has Rudy Martin Jr. been waiting for this opportunity? The day he made his minor league debut, Edwin Encarnación, José Bautista, Josh Donaldson, and Justin Smoak all homered in a game where the Blue Jays blew out the Red Sox.
Blake MurphyHOST
That was back on July 1st, 2015.
Carter FuerstHOST
What a season that that dude is having.
Carter FuerstHOST
The first time that the Toronto Blue Jays have had three consecutive home runs in a row since 2012 when it was Colby Rasmus, Jose Bautista, and Edwin Encarnacion.
Carter FuerstHOST
So those are just three names that a lot of people obviously know, but it has been a long time since you've hit, uh, anyone on the Blue Jays has hit three consecutive home runs.
Carter FuerstHOST
So shout out to three, those three guys.
Dan RourkeHOST
But there was also 2011, Jacoby Ellsbury, who was terrific for Boston.
Dan RourkeHOST
There was 2011, Jose Bautista, who was fantastic.
Dan RourkeHOST
I think the MVP award should have went to either Ellsbury or Bautista in 2011.
Dan RourkeHOST
But nonetheless, looking at Berlander's ERA, 2-4-0.
Owen HillHOST
Oh, I should have known that this question was coming.
Owen HillHOST
Was Jose Bautista part of it?
Jesse BurlHOST
He was the second one.
Jesse BurlHOST
Yes.
Ben EnnisHOST
Blue Jays played that next season in Tampa.
Ben EnnisHOST
Jose Bautista got called-
Brent GunningHOST
Yeah
Ben EnnisHOST
... uh, out for sliding slightly off the base path, whatever.
Johnny GiuntaHOST
Thankful for the Toronto Blue Jays for inviting us to do that.
Johnny GiuntaHOST
I mean, you had Joey Bats last year.
Johnny GiuntaHOST
You get Gate 14 this year.
Avery ChenierHOST
[laughs]
Ben EnnisHOST
Yeah, he stands alone now.
Ben EnnisHOST
Previous record holder was Jose Bautista.
Ben EnnisHOST
Matt Chapman also were tied.
Ben EnnisHOST
I think it was 170, and Okamoto's now at 171.
Joe McFarlandHOST
Did you have a dude that you always watched as well, or was it just like, I don't care, the team's on, I'm watching it?
Nathan BaileyGUEST
I was a big Jose Bautista and Josh Donaldson fan, actually.
Joe McFarlandHOST
Man, you grew up in, like, the best era, I got to say.
Joe McFarlandHOST
Like, that whole 2015-16 teams.
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