Jeff Blair Show

Dan Riccio and JD Bunkis are in for Jeff, in the Jeff Blair Show; Arden Zwelling; Writer for Sportsnet talks about the Blue Jays; Brian Geltzeiler; Writer/Host, talks about the NBA Finals.

Dan Riccio and JD Bunkis are in for Jeff, in the Jeff Blair Show; Sean McIndoe talks about the Pittsburgh Penguins winning the Stanley Cup.

Blue Jays broadcaster Mike Wilner joined Jeff in the first segment to discuss all things Jays in advance of their key series with Seattle. NBA.com writer John Schuhmann called in during the second part to discuss the NBA Finals.

John Shannon from Hockey Central broke down the Stanley Cup Final and then Jeff used the second part of the show to discuss Sidney Crosby's greatness with listeners.

Recapping Game 3 of the NBA Finals with SN NBA analyst Alvin Williams; NHL on Sportsnet's Jeff Marek on Penguins attempting to hold serve in Stanley Cup Final Game 5 tonight.

Setting up Stanley Cup Game 5 with TVA Sports' Renaud Lavoie; At The Letters' Ben Nicholson-Smith on the state of the Blue Jays heading into Seattle, including Justin Smoak's All-Star calibre play.

Terry Crisp, Studio analyst for the Nashville Predators talks to Blair about the Stanley Cup Finals. Michael Grange, Sportsnet Columnist talks to Blair about the NBA finals and how he doesn't see Cleveland coming back this year.

Jay Jaffe, National Baseball Writer for SI.com, talks to Blair about whether Blue Jays should be buyers or sellers and the market for players like Francisco Liriano and Marco Estrada. In the second half, Blair takes your calls.

Arden Zwelling, Staff writer of "At The Letters," talks to Blair about the Blue Jays and their series against the Oakland Athletics. Sekou Smith, NBA writer talks to Blair about the NBA Finals and how it feels different this year.

Chris Johnston, senior hockey writer/Insider for Sportsnet talks to Blair about the Predators tying the series against the Penguins. Jonathan Osorio, Toronto FC midfielder, talks to Blair about his role for Team Canada and their upcoming matches.