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Big show with some major news from the BC Lions to chew on.

The Welcome Matt looks at the legacy of former BC Lions owner David Braley and how when he went away from the team that’s when things started to go down hill for the Leos. 

The son of former BC Lions owner David Braley, Rob Braley joins next and expands on the sale of the team, tells us about his late fathers love of the CFL, and why he thinks this new ownership group are the right people to take over the franchise. 

BC Lions president Rick LeLacheur follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that he is excited for the new ownership, why he feels that the team will be competitive and will be entertaining for the fans, how they’re looking at new ways to get fans engaged, how the team is going to contemplate moving its practice facility, and that the team will have vaccination sites at BC Place for the Leos home opener.

Price is Right looks at how the BC Lions have the ability to float the CFL higher than any other franchise if they can get their marketing and promotion right.

New weekly contributor Patrick Johnston joins and tells us how he got the scoop on the sale of the BC Lions, tells us that the Canucks are pondering having fans wear masks at their games this season, why the Lions need to come up with something unique and new with their marketing approach, what the hold up is on taking Jake Viratanen’s banner down on the side of Rogers Arena, and gives his take on the NHL adding sponsor patches to its jerseys.

Blake sends in his Hot Take via voice memo.

The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions.

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Massive show with a big announcement to let the audience in on. 

The Welcome Matt dives into the NHL’s decision to have corporate patches on their jerseys next season.

The Price is Right looks at Alphonso Davies and how the Bayern-Munich star could be the difference for Canada in the CONCACAF Octagonal final round.

Seahawks insider Gregg Bell joins and tells us that the ‘Hawks knew when they acquired Jamal Adams that he would eventually get the huge contract that he got on Tuesday, why the ‘Hawks feel that they have enough depth on the defensive line to justify spending all that money on Adams, why he thinks that Duane Brown will play this season, and why it’s puzzling that KJ Wright hasn’t been signed by an NFL team. 

Jeff Paterson follows and breaks the news that we will be doing a pre-game show during the Canucks season, and tells us why he doesn’t think it’s a big deal that the NHL will have patches on its jerseys starting this season.

Sekeres looks to sizzle on Hot Take.

The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. 

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Back for another big week of shows with Blake Price back from vacation. 

The Welcome Matt looks at the BC Lions and Vancouver Whitecaps returning home and the challenges they’ll face with COVID cases rising across the province. 

Canadian PGA Tour pro Roger Sloan follows and tells us about his weekend at the Wyndham Classic after finishing tied for second while climbing his way up the FedEx standings.

Our Monday NHL insider John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and gives us an update on the Jack Eichel trade situation, why he expects Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes to be signed by training camp, and tells us that he’s hearing that the NHL’s decision on the Olympics is expected to come by the end of the month.

Price is Right reflects on his new found optimism for teams in the Vancouver sports scene. 

Our Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson joins for his first hit of the week and gives us his thoughts on the Jason Dickinson contract, why he thinks the Canucks have plenty of salary cap space to sign both Pettersson and Hughes, why having the AHL franchise in Abbotsford will help the team when papering players off and on the active roster, why he thinks that this is an important season for Zack MacEwen, and gives his thoughts on the Canucks decision to send prospect Danila Klimovich to the QMJHL.

We read all your memos on Memo To.

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Last show of the week with so much to dive into. 

The Welcome Matt looks at the Field of Dreams game and how the MLB found a compelling new backdrop for its product.

Toronto Blue Jays play-by-play announcer Dan Shulman follows and tells us about how cool he thought the Field of Dreams game was, why he thinks that Alek Manoah is the real deal, and tells us how important this weekend series is for both the Jays and Mariners.

Canadian Olympic bronze medalists Caileigh Filmer and Hillary Janssens followed Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and told us about their experience in Tokyo.

The Pat Down looks at the BC Lions kicking woes. 

Sports business insider Tom Mayenknecht follows Tell Me I’m Wrong and tells us how special the Field of Dreams game was for the MLB, how he’s hearing that 50 percent of the lower bowl will be the capacity for the BC Lions home games, and why he expects the Canucks and the team in Abbotsford to announce a vaccination passport for the season.

Wadden tries to sizzle on Hot Take.

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Another day, another jam packed show! 

The Welcome Matt looks at the importance of getting Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes’ contracts done before the Canucks open training camp next month.

David Quadrelli from Canucks Army joins and says that he’s surprised by the public backlash of Elias Pettersson’s comments he made to a Swedish media member, and tells us why he thinks that Mikey DiPietro will be successful in the NHL.

Giulio Caravatta follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and gives a preview of the Lions and Stamps.

The Pat Down focuses on the success that Vancouver’s Rebecca Marino is having at the National Bank Open.

Vancouver Whitecaps radio colour analyst Colin Miller follows Tell Me I’m Wrong and states that he doesn’t believe that there is a Scottish Messi, tells us why he thinks that Ryan Gauld will make his teammates better, why he feels that Theo Bair needs to take advantage of the playing time he’ll get while out on a loan, and why the ‘Cap need to put in a full 90 and not just show up in the second half. 

J Pat puts his undefeated record in Take 5 on the line versus Sekeres.

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