Canada will play for a bronze medal at the FIBA World Cup, following a 95-86 loss to Serbia. Despite that, following a 113-111 USA loss to Germany, fans will get Canada vs. USA after all, unexpected though it may be. To digest the tournament, Donnovan brings on Sportsnet's Dan Shulman - they discuss the idea of success at the tournament and whether it should be judged by winning a medal or by qualifying for the 2024 Summer Olympics. They also chat about the makeup of next year's team, how more players (from all countries) might want to play in Paris, and whether or not Canada is a Raptors country or a basketball country.

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With the upset Lions win over the Chiefs to open the 2023 NFL season, Donnovan both reviews the season opener and previews what's to come this year. He brings on Around the NFL's Dan Hanzus to discuss whether or not the first game of the year should be viewed as a Lions win or a Chiefs loss - can it be boiled down to 'no Travis Kelce'? Plus, they take a look at the potential MVP race, the most intriguing divisions, and where the Bills might land when the dust settles this year. Afterwards, The Athletic's Kalyn Kahler joins to chat Joe Burrow's big extension and the rising costs of quarterbacks contracts, plus the continuing evolution of rule changes around the NFL.

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After a 100-89 Canada win over Slovenia in the FIBA World Cup quarterfinals - and an Olympic berth at the 2024 Summer Games in Paris now secured - Donnovan chats with Sportsnet's Tim Micallef about the state of the program at-large. Will this same team be playing in France next summer, or will it be augmented by more NBA talent such as Jamal Murray, Andrew Wiggins, or others? What is the impact of this team's play on young Canadians all around the country at the grassroots level? Is Canada truly a basketball country? Plus, Donnovan and Tim also share some thoughts on Deion Sanders and the first win of the season for Colorado over TCU.

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With the news that manager John Herdman is stepping down from his Canada Soccer post to lead Toronto FC, Donnovan brings on a pair of guests well versed in both the international scene and the MLS to discuss. TFC Republic founder John Molinaro stops by to get into the motivation behind going to the club level, while OneSoccer broadcaster and CPL VP Kristian Jack joins to chat what Canada Soccer might be looking for in a new manager. Plus, Donnovan and Sho discuss John Herdman's legacy for Team Canada, and how his best qualities could help TFC clean things up going forward.

John's latest for SN.ca: https://www.sportsnet.ca/soccer/article/john-herdmans-departure-latest-humiliation-for-canada-soccer/

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Following Canada's big win over Latvia to stay perfect at the FIBA World Cup, Donnovan brings on Sportsnet's Arash Madani live from Jakarta - how did Team Canada weather the Latvian storm in the first half? Is Shai Gilgeous-Alexander the best individual player at the tournament? Plus, now that the first group stage is over...what's next, and how does Canada navigate the next few games that could see them take on both Spain and Brazil?

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Donnovan brings on Alex Adams, who is on the ground in Indonesia for Raptors Republic, to preview the FIBA World Cup from a Canadian perspective. How does the roster look? Were there any notable omissions? Plus, what does their path to the knockout round look like? Afterwards, Donnovan and Sho chat about the history of the Canadian men's program, discuss some guys who could be on the next iteration, and get to what the expectation vs. reality might be for Canada ahead of what everyone hopes is a trip to the 2024 Summer Olympics.

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Donnovan brings on The Athletic's Senior NBA Writer Joe Vardon, who chats about his latest project: A King's Reign, a podcast series that aims to examine the life and career of LeBron James and his 20-year NBA run (so far). They chat about LeBron fulfilling impossible expectations, the different stages of his career in Cleveland x 2, Miami and Los Angeles, and what could potentially be next for King James.

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Donnovan chats with Humza Teherany, Chief Technology Officer at MLSE, who discusses two new SportsX projects, Toronto Raptors Draft Analytics and Body Pose Insights. What do those mean for the future of the Raptors specifically and for technological insights and advantages in developing players across different sports? Afterwards, Donnovan chats with Adam Burchill, TikTok Head of Sports and Gaming for North America, to discuss the first official collaboration between FIFA and TikTok - what does this mean for the consumption of sports when it's being viewed on one of the most popular social media apps in the world?

Check out the MLSE project at SportsX.io!

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Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman TJ Brodie and wife Amber are looking to take a bite out of MS - they're partnering with burger chain A&W to raise awareness and funding in the fight against Multiple sclerosis. Donnovan chats with the two of them ahead of the big day on August 17 to learn more about their story as a couple, Amber's personal fight with MS, and how TJ balances his family and work life.

Learn more at burgerstobeatms.ca!

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Donnovan is back with more streaming interviews for you, as Netflix and Apple TV+ release a whole host of new shows for you to watch! Untold: Johnny Manziel and Quarterback are out on Netflix, while Swagger has been released on Apple TV+, and Donnovan kicks it off by chatting with the man himself, former NFL first round pick Johnny Manziel, about telling his side of the story. Afterwards, he chats with some of the filmmakers, including Untold executives (and brothers) Maclain and Chapman Way, and turns his attention to Quarterback filmmakers Joe Zucco and Matt Dissinger. After a chat with Sho on the Quarterback series and what could be in store for Season 2, Donnovan takes a look at Apple TV's Swagger with filmmaker Reggie Rock Bythewood.

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