Radio NL's Curt Appleby joins Matt and Blake to discuss the Snowbird tragedy on Sunday & how it is affecting the entire Kamloops community.

Guests include: John Horgan (Premier of British Columbia) & Tom Mayenknecht (Host of the Sport Market)

Seahawks insider Gregg Bell from the News Tribune in Tacoma says that 'Hawks newly acquired defensive back Quinton Dunbar's attorney says he has five signed affidavits from witnesses that exonerate his client in an armed robbery.

TSN hockey insider and game analyst Ray Ferraro wonders why it matters where the NHL plays its games when it returns if the city it's in doesn't have access to go to the games. Ray also thinks that major sports leagues commissioners are putting their reputation and the reputation of its league on the line when trying to get their games back going.

Guests include: Ray Ferraro (TSN Hockey Insider/ Game Analyst)

BC Premier John Horgan says that the economic advantage for hosting the NHL as a hub city would be barely a blip, but it would be good for the soul of British Columbians during these unprecedented times. Premier Horgan also said that the public health would not be compromised if Vancouver were to be a hub city for the NHL.

Guests include: Gregg Bell (The News Tribune Seahawks Reporter)

BC Lions owner David Braley says that the hope is the CFL will get some sort of season in this year, even if it's an 8 or 9 game schedule that starts in September. Braley went on to say that he feels the league could be in dire straits if the 2020 season is cancelled outright.

Guests include: David Braley (BC Lions Owner)

Guests include: Craig Button (TSN Director of Scouting)