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The Montreal Canadiens' season is on hold after two players went into COVID protocol. Global Montreal's Brian Wilde calls in to discuss the news and look ahead to what will be a congested finish to the season for the Habs. Then, Sportsnet's Ken Wiebe hops on to talk about the Jets' strong performance in Vancouver.
Dale and Heidi Jacobs chronicle their travels to watch a lot of ball games, and the resulting book, "100 Miles of Baseball." And University of Manitoba Bisons defensive line coach Shaquille Armstrong talks his job, community work, and being named an NFL fan of the year.
Murat Ates of The Athletic calls in to talk all things Jets, including their most recent bout against the Leafs, Kyle Connor's defensive shortcummings, and the chance the club might try to upgrade their roster before the trade deadline. And the Winnipeg ICE launch their season tomorrow inside a bubble. Defenseman Carson Lambos joins us to talk about his excitement to get back on "the ice."
On International Women's Day, we chat with Allison Sandmeyer-Graves, the CEO of Canadian Women and Sport, about where we are with women and the grand ole games. And the Manitoba Female Hockey League has officially cancelled its season. League President Brad Kirk calls in to chat about the tough decision.
The Brier is underway in Calgary, so who do we think is going to win it all? That's an impossible question! We try to tackle it anyway with Winnipeg Sun sports editor Ted Wyman. Then, we head to the WHL's Regina bubble to catch up with Winnipeg ICE head coach James Patrick. Their season begins March 13!
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