The Friday roundtable assembles for the final time with Bob McCown as the host. Bob, Richard Deitsch, Michael Grange, and Joey Vendetta discuss Kawhi Leonard's future and if he will choose to re-sign in Toronto (46:18), if Marcus Stroman should stay or go (1:15:07), Major League Baseball's future in Montreal (1:34:13), and the various rumours around the National Hockey League with the 2019 Draft happening tonight (1:59:50)! To end off the show, Bob has some final thoughts (2:11:58).

Bob McCown and Richard Deitsch are with you for all three hours today! Jon Paul Morosi is first up and discusses the Tampa Bay Rays potentially being shared with the city of Montreal; is this a viable solution (6:22)? Later in the hour, ESPN's Kevin Seifert explains why technology has put officials into a tough spot to make the right calls throughout various sports (32:46). Just how busy is the NHL Draft and free agency for an NHL agent? Bob and Richard ask one of the best in the business: Don Meehan of Newport Sports. Meehan also talks about the new long-term deals inked by clients Jeff Skinner and Erik Karlsson who avoided unrestricted free agency (46:18); then, NBC Sports' Tom Haberstroh looks ahead to tonight's NBA draft: are NBA teams getting worse at assessing the early talent in the draft? The Toronto Raptors just won the championship without a single lottery pick after all (1:13:42). In the final hour, national NBA reporter Tim Bontemps shares his thoughts on free agency and a few breaking trades before tonight's draft (1:34:36); and Chris Johnston of the NHL on Sportsnet is in Vancouver for tomorrow's NHL draft - can we expect many trades on the draft floor (2:01:28)?

Michael Grange joins Bob McCown as co-host and the guys by Sports Illustrated's Andrew Sharp who discussed Canadian RJ Barrett before tomorrow night's NBA draft where he is expected to go # 3 overall to the New York Knicks [9:17]. After Sharp, Mayor John Tory joins the show to comment on Monday's victory parade for the Raptors and how the city can be better prepared for events of that magnitude [27:55]. Speaking of the Raptors, Head Coach Nick Nurse has a lengthy chat with Bob and Richard Deitsch about winning the title, Kawhi Leonard's upcoming free agency, and even reveals who has called to congratulate him on the Finals win [44:09]. Later in the hour, Ben Nicholson-Smith checks-in from Rogers Centre ahead of tonight's Blue Jays-Angels game to break down Marcus Stroman's comments about not getting a long-term deal from the Blue Jays [1:20:20]. Is extended protective netting going to become the norm in Major League Baseball? Jeff Passan of ESPN answers that and more [1:31:40], and Elliotte Friedman is in Vegas for the NHL Awards, but with the NHL Draft going this weekend...could the Maple Leafs be busy despite not having a first round pick [1:57:05]?

City News reporter Tammie Sutherland joins Bob McCown and Richard Deitsch to discuss the execution of yesterday's victory parade for the Toronto Raptors. What more could have been done in for the event to run more smoothly (9:06)? Later in the hour, Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe puts a bow on the NBA Finals that saw the Raptors take home their first ever championship (28:18). Did Edwin Jackson make his last start of the season for the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night? Bob and Richard ask that question and more to Sportsnet / ESPN's Dan Shulman (46:52). Later, Bleacher Report and NBA TV's Eric Pincus speaks about The Los Angeles Lakers shaking up the NBA over the weekend by trading for Anthony Davis (1:17:50). To conclude the show, Nick Kypreos of the NHL on Sportsnet dishes the latest information around the league ahead of the draft, notably the contract talks for the Maple Leafs' Mitch Marner (1:30:06); and ESPN's Mike Rothstein peels back the curtain on the Alliance of American Football; how did the AAF become defunct so quickly (2:02:03)?

It's the Toronto Raptors championship parade after-party with Bob McCown and Richard Deitsch at the Craft Beer Market! Sportsnet 590 The Fan's Jeff Blair hops on to discuss today's parade, the unfortunate events that took place during the celebration ceremony and Kawhi Leonard's future [0:43]; Former CBC News anchor of The National Peter Mansbridge weighs in on the scope of the Raptors parade and what Leonard's given to this city and country [20:23]; 590 The Fan Raptors colour commentator Paul Jones shares his emotions on being part of a championship parade [51:15]; Lead singer of Arkells Max Kerman stops by to talk about his experience today at the Raptors championship parade [1:09:37]; Sportsnet's Arash Madani wraps up the show with his thoughts on today's events [1:30:22].

The Toronto Raptors are the 2019 NBA Champions! Bob McCown, Carly Agro, Richard Deitsch, and John Shannon assemble for the Friday roundtable to discuss the Raptors’ historic first title. They are joined by Raptors’ radio voice Eric Smith (11:50) to recap game 6 and the aftermath that ensued during celebrations. Following Eric, the roundtable discusses Kawhi Leonard’s MVP performance, if this championship win will push him to re-sign in Toronto, and addresses the rumours that the Washington Wizards may pursue Masai Ujiri to run their basketball operations department. Raptors television play by play voice Matt Devlin joins the show to discuss the win and its importance across Canada (58:48), and the roundtable looks ahead to the NBA next season: could the Raptors be in the mix once again for the title?

Alvin "Boogie" Williams talks to Bob McCown and John Shannon from the Bay Area ahead of Game 6 of the NBA Finals (8:02); Hockey Hall of Famer and St. Louis Blues' TV Analyst Bernie Federko then joins the show to recap last night's Game 7 win over the Bruins in the Stanley Cup Final which saw the Blues earn their first championship (29:25). In the second hour, Brian Burke drops by in-studio to grace Bob and Richard Deitsch with his presence and his final thoughts on the Stanley Cup Final (40:37). The hour concludes with more Game 6 previews as Bleacher Report's Howard Beck explains why the Warriors will be a tough out tonight (55:57), and Doug Smith of the Toronto Star suggests that Pascal Siakam can take advantage of mismatches on defence if Draymond Green is covering Kawhi Leonard (1:14:31). Kevin McHale, one of the NBA's 50 greatest players and analyst for NBA TV calls-in and explains that Toronto is the deeper team, but will need more contributions from players not named Kawhi Leonard (1:47:17); and Raptors radio analyst Paul Jones sets the scene from the arena where tonight's game 6 will be the final one played at Oracle (2:01:00).

It's Game 7 between the Blues and Bruins so Bob McCown and John Shannon call up Hockey Central's Jeff Marek and ask who he thinks will raise Lord Stanley's Cup at the end of the night (8:26). Brooks Koepka has won back-to-back US Open Championships - can he it three in row? Bob and John are joined by Sportsnet's Golf Analyst Ian Leggatt to preview the tournament (27:58). NBA TV analyst and former coach of the year, "The Czar" Mike Fratello joins Bob and Richard Deitsch and discusses coaching in the age of social media, how you are criticized so quickly, and Nick Nurse's decision making in Game Five (45:21). At the bottom of the hour, ESPN's NBA Draft Analyst Fran Fraschilla shares his first impressions of Kawhi Leonard having coached him at a development camp before his NBA days (1:14:10). Dan Shulman gets swept up in Raptors-mania and speaks about the impact he sees this playoff run having on the fans in Toronto and across Canada (1:32:01). Warriors' President of Basketball Operations Bob Myers described Kevin Durant as "misunderstood". Marcus Thompson of The Athletic literally wrote the book on "KD" and discusses both the man and the player with Durant having a long rehab process ahead for his grueling ruptured Achilles (2:02:33).

Legendary Bay Area columnist Ray Ratto joins Bob McCown and John Shannon with his thoughts on Golden State staying alive in the NBA Finals (7:50); Sportsnet’s Brad Fay then joins the fellas from Oakland after arriving in California this afternoon with his opinion on the game, and how it slipped away from the Raptors (26:51). In the second hour, The Athletic’s Frank Isola goes in-depth on Game 5. He touches on what Kevin Durant’s Achilles injury means for his career and upcoming NBA free agency, and criticizes Nick Nurse’s decision to take a timeout with the Raptors up six points late in the fourth quarter (48:08). Dr. David Chao discusses how Durant’s injury came to be, what his rehab process will look like, and as a former team doctor for the San Diego Chargers, spoke about the decision-making process between the player and organization (1:13:04). Raptors TV Play by Play man Matt Devlin suggests that the Raptors are still a confident team after a tough loss (1:33:10); and Ben Golliver of the Washington Post discusses Golden State staving off elimination, and the next steps for Durant and the Warriors (2:04:16)

Prime Time Sports gets you ready for Game 5 of the NBA Finals with former Raptors’ forward and fan favourite Jerome Williams joining Bob McCown and John Shannon in-studio to get his thoughts ahead of tonight’s pivotal game (2:25)! Later in the hour, Darren Pang of FOX Sports / NHL Network recaps Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final that saw the Boston Bruins defeat the St. Louis Blues to force a Game 7 (29:06). Tim Bontemps of ESPN checks-in with Bob and Richard Deitsch from Scotiabank Arena to provide the latest update on Kevin Durant, and explains that even if the Warriors’ star doesn’t play heavy minutes tonight, that just having him back will make an impact (46:44). Then, Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe offers up his opinion on the Finals so far, and provides an update on the condition of Red Sox star David Ortiz who was shot Sunday night in the Dominican Republic (1:13:09). With just a few hours until tip-off the final hour is all basketball! Sportsnet’s Michael Grange sets the scene from Scotiabank Arena (1:30:21); Former NBA guard and ESPN analyst Tim Legler discusses Durant’s imminent return to the series and who should defend him (1:45:11). To conclude today’s show, Bob and Richard Deitsch take a trip down memory lane with former Raptors’ GM and the current CEO/President of Canada Basketball, Glen Grunwald (2:02:25).