August 1, was the opening day of NLL Free Agency and the Georgia Swarm didn't waste any time; but what does that mean for the rest of the NLL Free Agents? Voting is now open for the five NLL Hall of Fame nominees- who will get in , who won't, is the system flawed? Logan Schuss stops by talk about taking his home town team to the Minto Cup and a Salmonbellies Mann Cup run. Plus the WLA regular season is almost done and John Grant Jr has his number retired, then promptly went on the floor to play a game wearing #24. All that and more on this week's OTCBPodcast.

After a little birthday holiday, the OTCBPodcast returns with a jam packed show. News of the week came from Toronto, so GM/Owner Jamie Dawick stops by, as does the NLL Commissioner Nick Sakiewicz who was on a trip out west to check out the league's western most franchise. Plus, we put a bow on the FILU19s, send our best wishes to Shawn Swanson and much much more on this week's OTCBPodcast.

This week we again focus on the FIL World U19 Field Lacrosse Championships as we close out round-robin play. Corey McLaughlin from Lacrosse Magazine has been covering all the action so he'll give us his perspective on all the events going on in Coquitlam. After a perfect 21-0 regular season, the Coquitlam Jr Adanacs are poised for another run at the Minto Cup this year and offensive coach Kyle Sorensen knows his team is focused and ready. Plus some WLA and SrB chat and much more, all this week on OTCB.

The world's best u19 field lacrosse players are descending on Coquitlam, BC for the 2016 FIL U19 Championships and we have the coaches of the two favoured nations, Canada and the USA. Championship director/chair Cliff Pascas stops by as well with info on tickets and webcasts. Plus two big moves by the Toronto Rock, more NLL Awards and the Brampton Excelsiors traded six plus NLL titles away at the deadline. All that and more on this week's OTCBPodcast.

I wanted to keep things short this week but, we all know that's an impossibility. This week we discuss the NLLHOF, NLLAwards, USBOXLA, WLA roster freeze and could the NLL survive in Vegas? Could the players survive Vegas? All that and more on this week's OTCBPodcast

The big news out of the lacrosse world this week was that after 19 years, Josh Sanderson is calling it a career. The man most known simply as "Shooter", walks away as from the league 4th all-time in points, 5th in goals and 2nd in assists. There will never be anyone like Josh Sanderson ever again. Plus we'll get caught up in the MSL as well as what the hell is going on in BC? Plus much on this week's OTCBPodcast

After a long few days up island golfing, my mind is still a wee bit tired so no guest this week but many more to come in future episodes. This week however, still plenty to talk about including no web=streams for MSL games, minimizing the mayhem in the WLA, Jr's back, NLL Awards talk and some new faces in the NLL front office. All this week, on OTCB>.

As Drake said, the Rush are 'going' back-to-back". With an incredible last second 11-10 victory over the Buffalo Bandits, the Saskatchewan Rush were crowned the 2016 NLL Champions.

Jeff Cornwall scored the game winner with 12 seconds left and dropped two F'bombs in interview but who cares; it was probably the greatest goal in NLL history. Adrian Sorichetti stops by to talk about the experience and at precisely what moment he blacked out on the bench. There's so much to discuss and we'll talk about a lot of it, right here on OTCB,

Last Saturday, the Rush took a 1-0 lead in the NLL's Champions Cup Final with a thrilling 11-9 win over the Buffalo Bandits. They'll look to wrap it up at home this Saturday in front of the 15,000+ ravenous Rush fans in the 'Toon. Bandits GM Steve Dietrich has high hopes that his team can rebound from a tough loss after playing a very solid game at home. Jeff Cornwall has been a transition beast all year for the Rush and chipped in a goal in game one as his Rush are one game away from wrapping up back-to-back titles.

Then there were two. The NLL Champions Cup Final is set and it'll pit the top two teams, Buffalo and Saskatchewan against each other in a no-holds barred three game series. I was in Saskatoon this weekend so I got to experience first hand the insanity that is Rush Fever. David Brock and Kyle Rubisch stop by plus a former NLL'er put the lacrosse world notice with a 17pt night last Friday. All that and more on this week's OTCBPodcast