This week, Ryan Drury is joined by special guest host Brock Baier, formerly of the Listowel Cyclones and owner of Goal Line Goalie Training in Stratford.

In Part 1, the guys discuss game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, who deserves the Conn Smythe, and how some contracts like David Pastrnak's impacted what William Nylander got and what Mitch Marner should get.

In the final segment for the week, Ryan and Adam dig into the Stanley Cup Final after 4 games, with a 2-2 deadlock between St. Louis and Boston.

The guys touch on the massive game 3 beat down by the Bruins as they crushed St. Louis 7-2, and the excellent turnaround by the Blues to take game 4. A discussion on Vladdy Tarasenko's dominance so far and his amazing fall in the 2010 draft to 16th overall, coincidentally 2 picks after team mate Jaden Schwartz. The guys look into Chara's injury scare, and how the series might play out if he isn't able to play.

Finally, Ryan and Adam briefly discuss the unfortunate incident at Minute Maid Park in Houston, where a young girl was hit by a foul ball line drive by Albert Almora Jr. of the Chicago Cubs. The debate has resurfaced on netting at baseball parks, and the guys give some quick thoughts on the situation.

In part 2 this week, Ryan and Adam talk about the ongoing battle in the NBA Finals between the Raps and G-State.

The guys debate whether or not the Raptors "dropped" game 2 after putting forth a great first half, and a fairly clunky second half performance, starting with an 18-0 run to start the half by the Warriors. Danny Green's ongoing struggles are discussed, the Warrior's injury woes and how that could impact the series, as well as the Raptor's need for a win in Oakland.

This week, Ryan Drury and Adam Bell are joined by NASCAR racing veteran Norm Benning.

Norm has been involved in motor sports and racing for decades, growing up in Pittsburgh and racing on dirt tracks all over his home state as a young man. Norm has been the owner, lead mechanic and driver of his own racing team for many many years, and currently races part time in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series. He will join Kenny Wallace and Kenny Schrader in Varney at Full Throttle Motor Speedway on Saturday, June 8th for a fundraising race event for Special Olympics North Wellington. For more on Norm and his great career, visit NormBenningRacing.com.

To end off the week, Ryan and Steve are joined by Team Canada Men's Fastball team member Tyler Pauli.

Tyler will be heading to the Czech Republic for the WBSC Men's World Fastball Championships in June to try and win Canada's first gold medal since winning on home soil in 2015 in Saskatoon. Canada is ranked 2nd in the world behind powerhouse New Zealand, but Tyler is confident the team can get over the hump and win in Europe. Tyler initially was well known for his hockey prowess for the Jr. C Mitchell Hawks, even captaining that team, but now has reached the peak of fastball as a great up-and-coming talent for Team Canada.

In part 2 for this week, Ryan, Steve and Adam discuss the Raptors historic first trip to the NBA Finals where they will face off against Golden State.

Next, the guys touch on game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, as the Bruins put the pedal down on the Blues to come back from 2-0 down to take first blood.

To end off the segment, Aaron Sanchez and his cursed middle finger remains an issue for the Blue Jays, as the pitcher can't seem to avoid injury to his throwing hand, which may eventually put the Jays in a tough pickle.

This week, in part one, Ryan Drury, Steve Sabourin and Adam Bell are joined by Listowel Cyclones great Holdyn Lansink.

Holdyn reflects on a brilliant junior hockey career with both the Wingham Ironmen and the Cyclones, with whom he won 2 Cherrey Cups and Listowel's first ever Sutherland Cup in 2018. Lansink leaves the team as their all-time points leader, and he talks about remaining a part of Listowel and pursuing things within the game after retiring from playing following a number of tough injuries. He was also just named the OHA Jr. B Player of the Year for the 2018-19 season, a well deserved honour for an all time Jr. B great.

In a special bonus show, Adam Bell sits down with Ryan Drury to talk about the recent changes to the PJHL.

The PJHL voted recently at their AGM to essentially "split" from the OHA from an operational standpoint, opting to run their league under their own direction and guidance, while still maintaining their status as an OHA sanctioned league under the OHF and Hockey Canada. The league will be running their product themselves under brand new PJHL Commissioner, Terry Whiteside.

Adam and Ryan discuss what these changes mean for the PJHL and OHA, and delve into some confirmed rule changes under the PJHL's unanimously approved Manual of Operations.

Finally, in Full Court Press, Ryan and Clarkey welcome Classic Rock 94.5 morning host Phil Main in studio, to chat about Phil's #RunPhilRun campaign where Phil ran to raise mental health awareness. Phil ran 24 kilometres a day for 5 days straight in partnership with some great local mental health organizations.

In Over the Line, Ryan Drury, Steve Sabourin and Clarkey are joined by TSN analyst Gino Reda to discuss the Stanley Cup Final between St. Louis and Boston, a rematch 49 years in the making. Gino also discusses the controversies around officiating and replay, and gives some ideas for the future of t, as well as his Cup pick. Then, the guys discuss the Raptors and Bucks, the Jays embarrassing themselves again, and much more.