Bob McCown and John Shannon speak to NFL tight end and Sportsnet Super Bowl analyst Luke Willson (13:02); and Peter DelGiacco the NHL’s Chief Technology Officer who outlined the league’s plans to integrate more technology into the game (30:38). Could Vladimir Guerrero Jr. be baseball’s best prospect ever? Bob and Stephen Brunt ask MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis who recently wrote about the Blue Jays’ phenom (58:09). After Jim, Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos breaks down the latest news around the NHL: are the Maple Leafs done dealing? And what about Mark Stone and Matt Duchene in Ottawa, will they stay or will they go?(1:14:31) The final hour is dominated by the big game on Sunday as Prime Time Sports’ co-host Richard Deitsch joins Bob and Stephen to discuss CBS’ plans for broadcasting the game (1:31:33); and FS1’s Todd Fuhrman who explained everything there is to know from a betting standpoint (2:23:00).

Today’s edition of Prime Time Sports starts off with a post-All Star break hockey roundtable as John Shannon, NHL.com’s Mike Zeisberger, and Postmedia’s Michael Traikos join Bob McCown to break down the Maple Leafs’ acquisition of Jake Muzzin, and the state of the seven Canadian teams ahead of the trade deadline (2:46). Stephen Brunt slides-in to co-host the rest of the show and he and Bob ask Jeff Zillgitt of USA Today if Anthony Davis’ trade request will be granted this season (55:45); and Los Angeles Kings Assistant GM Mike Futa about Jake Muzzin as a player and what they like about the prospects they acquired from the Maple Leafs (1:17:44). In the final hour, Jon Paul Morosi weighs-in on the still unsigned Bryce Harper and Manny Machado (1:31:04); and then speak to attorney Garrett Broshuis who is representing minor league baseball players in their minimum wage and overtime lawsuit (2:00:07).

John Shannon starts off today's show with Bob stuck in a snow storm and is joined by Joe Micheletti following the NHL All-Star Game [2:40]. Paul Jones recaps the Raptors' last two games in Texas: Friday against the Rockets, and Sunday night versus the Mavericks [17:29]. Bob and John then connect with Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times...Tropicana Field is going cashless for its consumers in 2019, could this be the norm going forward [33:46]? In the second hour, Bob McCown and Stephen Brunt are joined by regular contributor Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe; can he foresee the Pelicans trading Anthony Davis before the off-season [55:54]? Was the 2018 MLS season Sebastian Giovinco's last with Toronto FC? Sportsnet's chief Soccer Reporter John Molinaro drops by in-studio to update Bob, Stephen, and the listeners on the fluid situation involving the Italian striker [1:15:06]. Finally, it's the "All Jim Hour" as CBS Sports' Jim Nantz looks ahead to Super Bowl 53 that he'll be calling [1:30:44], and Jim Hughson has returned from the NHL All-Star Game to tell us his main takeaways from San Jose's star-studded event [1:57:18].

Bob is joined by John Shannon, Arash Madani and Stephen Brunt on the Friday round table.

Baseball America's Kyle Glaser joined Bob McCown and Arash Madani to break down the Blue Jays featured in their 2019 Top 100 prospects list (11:56); then the Toronto Star's Doug Smith recapped the Raptors' loss in Indiana as the team gets ready to face James Harden and the Rockets on Friday (33:59). Stephen Brunt joins Bob as co-host in the second hour and the guys are joined in-studio by Brian Burke and nothing was off limits: the Oilers, what he would do if he was in charge in Edmonton, and the Rolling Stones (46:21)?! The Rams are in the Super Bowl… but does the city of Los Angeles care? Bob and Stephen speak to Arash Markazi of the LA Times to gauge the interest of the market (1:18:07). In the final hour, former NBA executive David Griffin shares his thoughts on the Raptors and their treatment of Kawhi Leonard, and chimes-in on the current state of LeBron James and Kyrie Irving's relationship (1:31:38); and later Bob and Brunt welcome back Mike Sunnucks of the Sports Business Journal to the show - what does a new arena renovation deal in Arizona mean for the future of the Coyotes (2:01:39)?

Bob McCown and Joey Vendetta are joined by the Vice Chairman of Oilers Entertainment Group Bob Nicholson to discuss Peter Chiarelli�s dismissal from the organization (12:48); and Raptors� TV play-by-play voice Matt Devlin ahead of tonight�s game against the Indiana Pacers (35:48). In the second hour, Sportsnet�s John Shannon weighs-in on the Oilers situation and who could succeed Chiarelli as GM and also spoke about this year�s edition of his top 25 Power Brokers list in the NHL (57:10). Later on, Bob and co-host Stephen Brunt are joined by Toronto Blue Jays catching coordinator Ken Huckaby to discuss what it was like to be behind the plate for Roy Halladay�s starts when they were teammates (1:18:14). Today�s show concludes with NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman as he makes his first appearance on Prime Time Sports in 2019 (1:30:37); and ESPN�s T.J. Quinn who discussed WADA�s decision not to impose new penalties against the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (2:02:26).

Prime Time Sports gets started with Arash Madani and Bob McCown they are joined by Richard Justice to set up the Hall of Fame announcement (13:56), and Scott Metcalfe on his own Hall of Fame induction(34:33). After that Bob is joined by Stephen Brunt for the rest of the show thier guests are Michael Grange (58:52), Rob Becker (1:15:21) followed by former Blue Jays Manager John Gibbons (1:32:03) and Blue Jays analyst Buck Martinez on the Hall of Fame induction for Roy Halladay.

Bob McCown and Arash Madani are joined by Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe to discuss the Patriots' latest victory in the AFC Championship and the controversial non-call in the NFC Championship between the Rams and Saints [12:31]. Sportsnet tennis analyst Robert Bettauer then joins the show to analyze Milos Raonic's win over Alexander Zverev at the Australian Open [34:15]. Stephen Brunt slides in as co-host for the remainder of the program and he and Bob connect with regular contributor Jim Hughson of the NHL on Sportsnet [58:35]. Olympian Adam van Koeverden, who just won the federal Liberal nomination in Milton, hops on next [1:15:08]. The last hour focuses on two different football stories: Don Banks goes in-depth on both the AFC and NFC Championship games and looks ahead to how Bill Belichick will prepare for the Rams [1:30:54]; while ESPN's Steve Fainaru shares information from his investigative report on the insurance crisis affecting the sport at both the professional and amateur levels [1:57:12].

Bob is joined by John Shannon, Arash Madani and Richard Deitsch on the Friday round table.

Doug Smith of the Toronto Star recaps the Toronto Raptors’ tough loss in Boston and looks ahead to tonight’s game against the Phoenix Suns with Bob McCown and John Shannon [13:17]; then three-time Super Bowl champion Ed McCaffrey tells the audience all about Pacific Pro Football; his new upstart football league that he will be overseeing as commissioner [33:50]. Richard Deitsch joins the show in the second hour and Brian Burke stops by in-studio for his weekly chat to dissect William Nylander’s struggles and discuss the cancellation of the World Cup of Hockey in 2020 [45:15]. What does that signify for upcoming labour negotiations between the NHL and NHLPA? In the final hour, MLB player agent Jeff Borris explains why he feels Major League Baseball teams are colluding against players to keep their salaries down [1:30:23], and Don Banks examines the final four teams remaining in the NFL playoffs – who will end up squaring off in Super Bowl LIII [1:59:49]?