17,845th Player in MLB History
Bob File is a former Toronto Blue Jays reliever with an amazing personality and we could not be happier to have him as a reoccurring guest. Averaging 94 MPH on his fastball he ascended the Jay minor league system to play with the Jays for 3 great seasons. File is one of seven pitchers in major-league history to win a game in his first appearance while throwing five pitches or fewer. As he has said on the podcast they baseball gods made him work during his second outing!
In summary he is a Former MLB Pitcher | 17,845th Player in MLB History | #CrushItNation | Technology Professional
The Sultan of Junk Wax
Brian is the Mayor of the Hobby. As he travels the world he is always looking for adventures & stories on this perfectly imperfect hobby & life. As a ambassador to all things sports cards, Brian has surrounded himself with great people and an amazing vibe. His work in the hobby has led to him founding the company M1NT that specializes is premium cases for sports card collectors and truly has a vision for the future of the hobby. Brian is also an avid podcaster and social media influencer. He is one of the most fun and humble people you could listen to.
Certified Hitting Guru
Former big leaguer and current agent Jeff Frye works with former and current players, scouts, coaches and front office personnel about the game he loves, baseball! Creator of the She Gone Podcast and hitting guru. Hit for the cycle while playing with the Toronto Blue Jays and famously was told by Cito Gaston to stop at first to complete the cycle. Jeff is wealth of baseball knowledge and has plenty of great tips for all the other hitters out there looking to step up their game!
NEPTA Curator / Stats Wizard
Columnist, NotGaetti At Large, Founder of the NEPTA Movement (Not Enough People Talk About...) and genius of all things baseball statistics. Has a passion for discussing the players that make baseball great and shows off the amazing wealth of players that have played this game. Curator of NEPTA™ / TMWU™ / RHS™ and @baseball_ref Brand Ambassador
Calgary Comedian, Baseball fanatic, Host of The Walk Off podcast
Scott Belford’s unique and relatable comedy stylings have been a hit at Colleges and Corporate events across the country. Scott is also the host of the Walkoff Podcast and has the pleasure of talking Blue Jays baseball nearly every day. You can also find him hosting events in Toronto for Baseball Town and Jays Trivia Nights. The Baseball Town events include Jays personalities and players for a great night out!
Lead Singer of Silverstein
Shane Told is the lead singer of the glorious rock band Silverstein. When Shane is not being an screaming Emo Legend he enjoys being a monster Toronto Blue Jays fan! Shane and the band are celebrating their 25th year of recording in 2025 with the release of two full albums!!! Make sure to check them out as they rock!
Check out our chats with Shane right here on the JBW podcast as he discusses his love for the Jays and baseball. You should also find some of his podcast work as the host of Lead Singer Syndrome. He has has some incredible guests.
That dude who runs Definitely Not JaysTalk
Eric Rosenhek is the Chief Content Officer for a little blog that likes to hang out in the shadows - Definitely Not Jays Talk. He first experienced heartbreak in the fall of 1991 when the Blue Jays lost the American League Pennant to the Minnesota Twins. He is insightful and has some fun opinions on Blue Jays baseball. Make sure you check out his website!
3 Time World Series Champion
Todd Stottlemyre is a former MLB pitcher, high-performance business coach, bestselling author, keynote speaker, business owner, active investor, and advisor to multiple companies, including a fast-casual poke concept. Each day, he works to help his clients achieve unparalleled success in every dimension of their lives.
Manager, Broadcasting & Media Relations
Voice of the Vancouver Canadians. Tyler has been working in Minor League baseball for years and his voice and writing have blended flawlessly in with the culture in Vancouver with the Canadians at Nat Bailey Stadium.