In part 2, Ryan and Steve Sabourin are joined by now former Listowel Cyclones legendary coach, Jason Brooks, to chat about his beloved Leafs.

The Kadri deal, the outlook of the team from a coaching perspective and so much more are discussed, as well as Mike Babcock's future. The guys also dig into the newly announced coaching staff for the Cyclones.

In part 1 this week, Ryan Drury sits down with TSN Hockey analyst Dave Poulin to break down the biggest moves of Free Agent Frenzy!

They discuss, Panarin, Bobrovsky, Pavelski and so much more, and how the big signings will affect the balance of power for the league.

In Part 3 this week, Ryan and Steve discuss Steve's time over in the Czech Republic for the WBSC Men's World Softball Championships, as Argentina become first time champs.

Argentina rode a strong young offense and a brilliant starting pitcher to a ten inning win in a thriller over powerhouse Japan in 10 innings, as they guys play Steve's championship call. Also, Canada managed to overcome disappointment and beat New Zealand for Bronze with the help of Mitchell native Tyler Pauli.

In Part 2, Ryan and Steve discuss Roberto Luongo retiring, and how his deal will now cause a cap recapture penalty for both Vancouver and Florida.

Ryan goes off on the league on how unfair the penalty is, and the guys also touch on the 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame inductees, which features Canadian Women's Hockey legend Hayley Wickenheiser.

In Part 1, Ryan Drury, Adam Bell and Steve Sabourin are joined by the founder of the blog Toronto Sports Media, Jonah Sigel, to discuss the massive void left by Bob McCown in sports media.

Jonah is the source for all the latest in Toronto when it comes to sports media, and he breaks down what Bob's departure, or dismissal, from Sportsnet could mean as the landscape of sports media changes as a whole.

In the final segment, Ryan talks with Owen Sound Attack GM Dale DeGray about former Attack alumni Jordan Binnington, and his unreal Cup run with the St. Louis Blues.

Dale talks about how he isn't surprised to see Jordan succeed in the pros, and what he saw in him way back when they picked him in the OHL, where Jordan led the Attack to their first ever title in 2011. Dale also puts to bed a funny candy rumour about Jordan, and details how his team will look this year as the Attack hit the reset button.

In part 2, Ryan is joined by usual co-host Steve Sabourin, who is in the Czech Republic calling the action at the WBSC Men's Softball World Championships.

Steve details how amazing Team Canada has played so far, going 6-0 at the time of recording and smashing teams along the way. Steve details how deep the team is, and how Mitchell native Tyler Pauli has performed in his first World Championship. Also, Steve confirms that beer is indeed cheaper than water in Europe!

This week, Ryan Drury and Adam Bell welcome Raptors analyst Paul Jones back on to the show to talk about the Rap's historic first championship.

Paul breaks down the performance of a bunch of key players, including Kyle Lowry, Kawhi Leonard, Marc Gasol and many more. He also goes over how amazing and historic the win was in knocking off the Golden State dynasty, and how Raptors fans should feel toward Kawhi whether he stays or goes.

In Part 3, Ryan and Brock touch on the controversy surrounding the U.S. Women's Soccer Team following their 13-0 beat down of Thailand at the Women's World Cup.

The team has been widely criticized for showboating after scoring 8,9, 10 plus goals, and Ryan and Brock agree it was a little much and somewhat unsportsmanlike. Then, they briefly touch on the continued sad state of the Blue Jays. Ryan goes off on the NFL and HBO putting the Oakland Raiders on "Hard Knocks" this year, in their final year in Oakland before leaving for Vegas. Finally, the scary situation involving Red Sox legend David Ortiz is brought up, luckily with news that "Big Papi" is going to be alright after being shot in a nightclub in the Dominican Republic.

In Part 2, Ryan and Brock discuss all the ups and downs of game 5 of the NBA Finals, which the Raptors lost by just 1 point.

The unfortunate Kevin Durant injury and fan reaction is discussed, as well as the Rap's numerous opportunities to come back and get it done, including the puzzling timeout by Head Coach Nick Nurse.