But First, Sports

The Toronto Maple Leafs hung around with the Los Angeles Kings for most of the evening until the final five minutes, when a 30 second flurry of skill put them on top 3-1. Justin Cuthbert discusses why the team keeps hanging around against lesser opponents and gives some outlook on what it means for them to pass the test. Plus, Nick Nurse lays down the law on Pascal Siakam's recent foul trouble.

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The Toronto Blue Jays traded for some pitching depth and parted ways with a pair of veteran pieces from the glory days. Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet discusses the moves and looks ahead at potential additions later in the off-season. Plus, a goal-heavy night in the NHL, the Maple Leafs prepare for the Kings, and the Raptors will have to wait if they want to take a load off their guards.

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A busy weekend in sports wraps up. The Raptors lose to the Bucks in an Eastern Conference Finals rematch, the Maple Leafs beat the Flyers in a lethargic shootout win, Denis Shapovalov reaches another ATP Final, and the Dolphins and Patriots taste different sides of the win-loss coin for the first time this season.

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After nearly two decades of WWE operating as a near monopoly on televised pro wrestling, All Elite Wresting has emerged as a legitimate alternative choice and refreshed look. Shawn Spears talks about his decision to join the new company, landing Canadian TV, and who he wants to work with next.

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Happy Halloween! Last night was a great sports night. The Toronto Raptors beat the Detroit Pistons, the Washington Nationals win the World Series Game 7, and Toronto FC finds another trick up their sleeve. Jonah Birenbaum talks about the World Series and Stephen Strasburg being named MVP.

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Alex Ovechkin started the day by giving the young Toronto Maple Leafs core some advice on how to win hockey's ultimate prize and he ended it by showing them how to do it with an OT winner in Toronto. Justin Cuthbert talks about Ovechkin's comments, the Leafs toughness, Jake Muzzin's health, and Travis Dermott's minutes.

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The Toronto Raptors overpowered the Orlando Magic at home on 95 Rewind night at the Scotiabank Arena. Vivek Jacob breaks down the win as well as the continued excellence of OG Anunoby and Pascal Siakam.

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Whew! What a weekend full of sports. There was NBA, NHL, World Series, NFL, PGA, and WTA stories to talk about and more! Blake Murphy of The Athletic joins to talk about the Raptors back-to-back games, and check in on Kawhi Leonard's first week with the Los Angeles Clippers.

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The Houston Astros find themselves 2-0 to the Washington Nationals in the World Series, and off the field have had to deal with the ramifications of the actions of one their executives towards reporters. Hannah Keyser calls from the World Series to talk about the incident first hand and give her rationale behind picking the Nats as her bandwagon team. Plus, legendary MMA referee Big John McCarthy talks about the weekend's Bellator 231 and 232 cards.

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The boys from On The Bench stop by to talk about their new instructional hockey book The Fundies. Olly Postanin and Jacob Ardown talk give hockey tips for every day life. Plus, the rest of the NBA start the new season, with some standout performances from Canadian players. Also TFC continues their crazy MLS playoff run and the Washington Nationals take a 2-0 lead in the World Series.

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