New week begins for Pinder and Steinberg! NHL insider Elliotte Friedman joins the show to discuss possible venues for if the league returns, and the impact on the draft and next season. Golf analyst Adam Stanley discusses the revised PGA Tour schedule, if the RBC Canadian Open will be affected by the new dates, and if golf could be one of the first sports to return once it’s safe to do so.

Yeah Baby! It’s Pinder and Steinberg on a Friday. Former Flames play-by-play man Peter Maher joins the program to talk about his iconic catchphrase, and favourite moments. Flames forward Andrew Mangiapane on his career season, Rasmus Andersson, and his path to the NHL. Former Flame Perry Berezan talks about the infamous Steve Smith own goal against the Oilers, and their run to ’86 Stanley Cup Final.

Pinder and Steinberg on a Thursday! NHL insider Chris Johnston drops by to talk how the NHL’s paused season will impact the salary cap and trade conditions, and what are possible options on the return of play. Rob Kerr joins the show to talk memories from the 2004 Flames cup run, and on the passing of Ken King. Golf analyst Luke Elvy on the impact of COVID-19 on the golf world.

APRIL FOOLS! It’s Pinder and Steinberg rolling on. The legendary Theo Fleury joins the program talking about his famous slide in the ’91 Smythe semi-final, the 1989 Cup, and how difficult it is to win in the playoffs. Rasmus Andersson on the paused NHL season, how he’s spending his down time, and his career with the Barrie Colts. Our Roughnecks analyst Geoff Snider weighs in on how the coronavirus has impacted NCAA athletes and recruiting.

It’s Pinder and Steinberg, and we’ve reached the last day of March! Lanny McDonald joins the show to talk about his favourite memories and moments from the ’89 Stanley Cup win. NHL insider Chris Johnston stops by to share his thoughts on the financial impact awaiting the NHL. Bob Ryan from the Boston Globe talks Tom Brady leaving New England, the off-season, and the upcoming NFL Draft.

Day 19 with no live sports, Pinder and Steinberg are joined by former Flame and current Calgary Hitmen assistant coach, Joel Otto to talk the ’89 Stanley Cup. NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman shares his thoughts on the options the NHL will have if play resumes, and the financial impact the league is facing. Atlanta Braves’ young phenom Mike Soroka talks how the suspended MLB season is affecting him, and how much time the players may need to get ready if the season resumes.

Happy Friday! It’s Pinder and Steinberg. Calgary Flames legend Colin Patterson talks memories of the ’89 Cup. Sportsnet’s own and Blue Jays insider Ben Nicholson-Smith talks about the impact the deal between the MLB and MLBPA will have, and what a cancelled season could mean for the Jays, and Sportsnet Flames host Ryan Leslie joins the program to talk about the paused NHL season, and an upcoming conversation he had with Ryan O’Reilly.

An isolated Pinder and Steinberg are joined by Chris Johnston on the potential fallout for the NHL if the schedule is pushed back. He also touches on the Draft and on Tom Dundon and the Hurricanes. Flames analyst Peter Loubardias on life without sports and how he’s holding up, thoughts on Calgary’s NCAA free-agent signings, and Connor Bedard given exceptional status into the WHL. Cavalry FC Manager, Tommy Wheeldon Jr., on the impact that COVID-19 has had on the CPL and Cavs FC.

Pinder and Steinberg are rolling on from their respective homes. Calgary Flames Assistant GM, Craig Conroy, discusses NCAA free-agent signings Connor Mackey and Colton Poolman, his time in St. Louis and some stories about Brett Hull and the growth of American hockey. Geoff Snider on the impact of COVID-19 and college lacrosse, and Calgary play-by-play man Derek Wills on what’s next for the NHL if play resumes, and who has the best-valued contract on the Flames.

Self-quarantine continues from Chez Steinberg and Chez Pinder. Calgary Hitmen GM Jeff Chynoweth joins the show to talk about the CHL shutting down the playoffs, including the Memorial Cup. Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston discusses the impact of the Olympics being postponed on the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Plus, from This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Calgarian Trent McClellan on the impact of COVID-19 on his life and his take on the Flames’ season.