Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/hdRyATMrDNE.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Try Easier: The Baseball Podcast Episode 1: A conversation with Bobby Kay (Anthony Kays brother) [Pkbr5LdlqGP] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Welcome to Episode #1 of my new baseball podcast called “Try Easier”. My first guest is a very special one. His name is Bobby Kay — the brother of Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Kay. I spoke with Bobby just after Major League Baseball announced its operations had been indefinitely suspended due to the growing corona virus pandemic. We talked about his college baseball career, his recent trip to spring training and his projections for the 2020 season — if there even is one. Spoiler alert: he thinks Bo Bichette is really good! Bobby even gave some advice to my 14 year old son regarding how to put his best foot forward when making the jump from travel baseball to high school baseball. We spoke about ketchup chips too. Even though we had some recording quality issues, Bobby Kay’s voice shines in our conversation. He just sounds like a ball player. Subscribe to this podcast wherever you get your podcasts from. Share the link to this episode on social media. Support this podcast! Visit www.bluejaysdad.com Thank you for listening. Love, @BlueJaysDad 1JSJV5RMbGq n3clgBx4kAn qEdIX7Soqlm bZumKHy3C4S iLpjIMaHpPc U4ujWapBjXL KUGgN2Nh58v
Welcome to Episode #1 of my new baseball podcast called “Try Easier”. My first guest is a very special one. His name is Bobby Kay — the brother of Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Kay. I spoke with Bobby just after Major League Baseball announced its operations had been indefinitely suspended due to the growing corona virus pandemic. We talked about his college baseball career, his recent trip to spring training and his projections for the 2020 season — if there even is one. Spoiler alert: he thinks Bo Bichette is really good! Bobby even gave some advice to my 14 year old son regarding how to put his best foot forward when making the jump from travel baseball to high school baseball. We spoke about ketchup chips too. Even though we had some recording quality issues, Bobby Kay’s voice shines in our conversation. He just sounds like a ball player. Subscribe to this podcast wherever you get your podcasts from. Share the link to this episode on social media. Support this podcast! Visit www.bluejaysdad.com Thank you for listening. Love, @BlueJaysDad 1JSJV5RMbGq n3clgBx4kAn qEdIX7Soqlm bZumKHy3C4S iLpjIMaHpPc U4ujWapBjXL KUGgN2Nh58v