Donnovan takes a look at the NHL's handling of the Mitchell Miller signing by the Boston Bruins. He brings on writer Adam Aziz to examine the league's efforts to market their product to different communities in North America and across the world. They also discuss a potentially relaxed dress code to be more in line with other professional sports leagues, and the idea of influencer partnerships with athletes and leagues themselves. Later on, Donnovan is visited in studio by his old pal Shemroy Parkinson from KISS 92.5.

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With some breaking news, Donnovan pivots for a real-time reaction to the news that Teoscar Hernandez has been traded to the Seattle Mariners in return for reliever Erik Swanson and pitching prospect Adam Macko. He's joined by producer Sho Alli and guests Ben Nicholson-Smith & Blake Murphy to break down their initial reactions to the deal and to examine Teo's legacy as a Blue Jay. As one of the longest tenured Jays, how will he be remembered? Plus, Blake gives some perspective on how Swanson fits into the Jays bullpen, while Ben previews some free agency options to fill the hole in the outfield.

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Donnovan is joined by Defector.com's Diana Moskovitz to give her perspective on Kyrie Irving sharing a documentary with anti-Semitic content, and how a lack of a direct apology led to his suspension. Will he play basketball in the NBA again this year - or ever again? Should he be allowed to? They discuss the culpability of the NBA itself in the decision-making process, including Nets owner Joe Tsai's involvement in the suspension potentially being lifted. Afterwards, Breakfast Television's Sid Seixeiro joins to discuss what to expect going forward in the Irving case - despite an interruption by the studio's fire alarm.

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Donnovan Bennett kicks off his new show by chatting with the world's all-time leader for international goals in Canada's own Christine Sinclair. They discuss her journey from the grassroots level to being the GOAT, her career with the Portland Thorns, and the state of women's sports in North America. Afterwards, Sportsnet's Cabbie Richards stops by the studio to discuss Sinclair's legendary career - including the gold medal win - and looks ahead to the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Plus, Cabbie helps Donnovan out in the first installment of Dad Jury.

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Introducing Going Deep with Donnovan Bennett, a show where we go deep with the biggest names in sports on how sports intersect with health, music, fashion, race, religion, gender, politics, and everything in between from both a national and international perspective.