Donnovan gets into the recent dispute between Canada Soccer and the Canadian Soccer Player Association, as the women's national team was forced back to the field under the threat of legal action. TFC Republic's John Molinaro discusses the treatment of the team, what happens next now that the team has agreed to play the SheBelieves Cup, and what the 'Canada Soccer Business' group is (5:01). Afterwards, Breakfast Television's Sid Seixeiro weighs in on Canada Soccer as an organization, whether or not the group should be reformed from the ground up, and how the star Canadian players have reacted so far (27:53).

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The NFL season is over, capped by a wild Super Bowl in Arizona between the Chiefs and Eagles - has Patrick Mahomes now cemented his legacy for the rest of his career? Donnovan and Sho break down the big game, Mahomes' play, Jalen Hurts balling out, and the Rihanna half-time show. Karen Zuccala, YouTube Canada’s head of Brand Strategy, stops by to share some insights into some of the biggest ads of the night (27:05), while Steve Miller, Executive Creative Director & SVP at FUSE Create, discusses what exactly goes into creating the best kinds of ads (38:33). To wrap, KISS 92.5's Shem joins Donnovan to further break down Rihanna's performance, and the guys kick around some ideas for who might perform at Super Bowl 58 in Vegas (50:54).

Donnovan's ad rankings: https://sprtsnt.ca/3HYiJXE

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Super Bowl Sunday is just a few sleeps away, so Donnovan gets a few experts to preview the big game. Chiefs post-game host Joshua Brisco joins to share how Patrick Mahomes' ankle will likely hold up vs. the Eagles pass-rush, and how Travis Kelce will help the QB keep up with a lethal Philly defence (18:00). The Athletic's Bo Wulf discusses the vibe around Philadelphia itself, and how Jalen Hurts' shoulder might play into the matchup more than we think (28:25). Plus, Cabbie discusses some best bets on what will be a busy gambling day, while Sho and Donnovan debate the potential setlist for Rihanna's half-time show.

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It's NBA Trade Deadline Day, and Jakob Poeltl is (once again) a Toronto Raptor, while Kevin Durant's talents have been traded to the Phoenix Suns. What are the ripple effects? Donnovan has a full house, including Sho, Sportsnet's Jesse Rubinoff, and Raptors Republic's Sahal Abdi, to help him break it all down. They get to what the Poeltl trade means for the Raptors - does Masai Ujiri believe that the team is still a contender? Plus, who's more likely to now be dealt at the deadline, Fred VanVleet, Gary Trent Jr., OG Anunoby...or no one? They also break down the tumultuous last few years for the Nets, and get to the new Ben Affleck-directed basketball movie 'Air'.

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Black History Month continues, and Donnovan wraps up the We Eatin' series with Cabbie, Henoc Muamba, and Saroya Tinker in style (2:21). Afterwards, he's joined by author Tessa McWatt, who chats about her piece on finding freedom within the sport of hockey - by escaping it entirely (33:47). To wrap up, KISS 92.5's Shem drops by the studio, and shares some of his own thoughts on historical sports figures that he admires (49:36).

Tessa's article for Sportsnet: https://sprtsnt.ca/3jI8RJG

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With the Kyrie Irving to Dallas trade now official, Donnovan brings on NBC Sports' Kurt Helin to discuss the aftermath - are the Mavericks contenders (7:58)? Plus, they get to LeBron James and his imminent takeover of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's all-time scoring record, and which Raptors might be on the move in the next few days (if any). Afterwards, Tim Micallef stops by to discuss the idea of GOATs in sport - how do you decide who is the GOAT in any given era, and can you do it with nuance (30:09)?

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Kyrie Irving has been dealt to the Dallas Mavericks - will he succeed next to Luka Doncic out west? Donnovan brings on Cabbie to discuss that very question, and to revisit some of Irving's former stops (1:23). Plus, All-Star/Pro Bowl weekend in review, and a look back on the 2023 Grammys. Afterwards, Arash Madani is covering the Super Bowl out in Arizona for Sportsnet - what is Opening Night (formerly known as Media Day) really like? Afterwards, the guys also preview the big game itself between the Chiefs and Eagles (29:00).

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The NHL's All-Star Break has arrived, and Donnovan brings on The Hockey News' Ian Kennedy to take a look back at some of the biggest stories that have unfolded across the league, including moving forward after the issues with various Pride Nights and how to discuss controversial off-the-ice players (like Bobby Hull) after their passing (2:00). Afterwards, The Athletic's Steve Buckley discusses his own viewpoint on the NHL's 'Hockey Is For Everyone' as a member of the LGBTQ community (23:58). To wrap up, Donnovan and Sho chat about All-Star Games across the different sports, and get to whether or not they still provide any value to audiences.

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Black History Month is here, and Donnovan brings us into the conversation with Cabbie, Henoc Muamba, and Saroya Tinker on historical Black sports figures they wish they could chat with, and to discuss the idea of the GOAT (2:56). Afterwards, Breakfast Television's Sid Seixeiro stops by for his weekly chat: the guys discuss the figure Sid wishes he could learn more from, and get to Super Bowl 57's matchup between Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts, and Mahomes' place amongst the NFL's great quarterbacks (31:22).

We Eatin' on Sportsnet: https://sprtsnt.ca/3wNFrwH

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After a long and successful career in the NFL, QB Tom Brady is finally hanging up his cleats for good (we think). Donnovan brings on Senior NFL Writer Ben Volin to break down the GOAT's retirement, his legacy, and whether or not he may make the transition to the FOX broadcast booth after all (4:01). Afterwards, The Athletic's Steve Buckley joins to discuss his long association with Brady from his time at the Boston Herald, including seeing him grow from a sixth-round draft pick to one of the most accomplished athletes of all time (20:40). Plus, Donnovan and Sho discuss their memories of Brady, both on and off the field.

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