Jeff Blair guest hosts the New Year's Eve edition of PRIME TIME SPORTS. In the first hour, he is joined in-studio by co-host John Shannon to talk hockey; first they're joined by NHL on Sportsnet voice Jim Hughson to discuss the Canucks' crazy schedule this year as well as how fun this Vancouver team is to watch [11:04], and then Oilers' GM Peter Chiarelli checks in on how he thinks the trades he made Sunday will help his team [34:11]. Richard Deitsch tags in to co-host the next two hours and the second hour has the Boston Globe's Bob Ryan to breakdown which coaches got fired (fairly and unfairly) as well as who are the guys up next after 'Black Monday' in the NFL [43:58] before MLB.com's Richard Justice hops on to discuss how baseball pay scales have changed and where they are going [1:15:57]. The final hour has the Star's Doug Smith checking in on the Raptors and if they are showing any deficiencies at the end of 2018 [1:33:05] and then to end the show, Jeff and Richard wrap up the year as well as what they're looking forward to in 2019.

Brad Fay hosts: Hockey Central's John Shannon from Edmonton on the Oilers recent struggles and last night's loss to Vancouver (6:29), Postmedia's Michael Traikos from Vancouver on the early impressions at the World Juniors (22:09), Michael Grange on the health of Kyle Lowry ahead of the Raptors game in Orlando (34:14). For the final round table of the year, Dave Perkins, The Athletic's Sean Fitz Gerald and Scott Stinson of Postmedia join Brad Fay to look back at some of the top sports stories from 2018 (45:26).

Gord Stellick guest hosting with Brad Fay co-hosting: Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe on the NBA Christmas Day games and the uneven season of the Celtics (28:00), Sportsnet NHL analyst and former GM Brian Burke joins as the NHL season resumes after the Christmas break (50:56) and Prime Time Sports co host Richard Deitsch recaps the year that was in sports media (1:13:49).

Guest host Gord Stellick takes listener phone calls on the Toronto Maple Leafs, the All Star Game format in the NHL, Auston Matthews strong season and a nod to Bob Cole

Joey Vendetta hosting: Actor David Boreanaz joins Joey on Christmas eve to talk hockey and Christmas in California (15:51), Michael Pinball Clemons makes his annual visit to chat about the work his foundation is doing (32:20) and Bob McCown calls in to read The Night Before Christmas as he does each year (1:23:25)

Bob Cole, Evander Holyfield, Jayna Hefford, John Gibbons, Laurent Duvernay Tardiff, Marly Rivera, Max Kerman and Nick Dika of Arkells, Michael Rapaport, Pat Gillick.

Bob McCown, Stephen Brunt, John Shannon and Arash Madani assemble the roundtable to break down the biggest news in sports this week. They discuss the Lebreton Flats project, the 7-person blockbuster trade between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cincinnatti Reds, the Maple Leafs pummeling the Florida Panthers, Carey Price earning his 300th career victory, the Raptors being shorthanded in tonight's matchup against the Cavaliers, and Week 16 of the NFL.

Thursday’s edition of PTS starts with Bob McCown and John Shannon are joined in-studio by Hometown Hockey’s Ron MacLean ahead of this weekend’s show in Mississauga talking puck [1:17]. Raptors radio analyst Paul Jones checks in with Bob and John in the second half of the first hour on if the Raptors got away with a late foul in last night’s win over the Pacers and who stepped up with 5 regulars out of the rotation [35:07]. The second hour has Stephen Brunt coming in to co-host as him and Bob discuss what MLB would have to see in Montreal before awarding them back a professional team before bringing on Sportsnet’s own Shi Davidi whose latest piece on the SN website examines the same thing [56:43]. HockeyCentral host Jeff Marek jumps in on the backend of the hour to discuss if it would be nice to see more heated games like last night’s between the Capitals and Penguins [1:16:33]. The last hour begins with NFL writer Don Banks’ take if momentum in the League has changed from offense to defense [1:30:13] before final guest and other co-host Richard Deitsch calls in to review the year in media and talk about what some of the biggest stories of 2018 were [1:55:59].

Wednesday's PRIME TIME SPORTS starts with Bob McCown with co-host John Shannon and their first guest is The Washington Post's Adam Kilgore on how the NFL's highest paid quarterbacks will be watching some of the cheapest play in the playoffs [15:50] and follow it up with Leafs radio analyst Jim Ralph breaking down last night's leafs blowout win over the Devils [34:28] (which Bob predicted). The second hour starts with Stephen Brunt joining Bob to co-host and they continue the hockey talk with Brian Burke [60:47] before Yahoo! Sports' Jeff Passan phones in to discuss the historic deal reached between MLB & Cuba to allow players to come to the U.S. [77:43] The last hour has The Star's Doug Smith weigh in on how the raptors will survive with a very short bench [90:29] and then Blue Jays' President and CEO Mark Shapiro stops by in-studio to show off the organization's plans for upgrades to their spring training home in Dunedin, discuss the team's young core moving forward and what's left to address this offseason for the team. [109:29]

Tuesday's PRIME TIME SPORTS has host Bob McCown and co-host John Shannon talking NBA officiating with the Boston Globe's Bob Ryan [10:22] and 'Holiday Giving' with Michael 'Pinball' Clemons, who joins them in-studio for the second segment [31:26]. The second hour sees co-host Stephen Brunt join Bob who bring on MLB Network's Jon Morosi on what teams might take a chance signing former Blue Jay Troy Tulowitzki after his workout today for reps [52:24] then Sportsnet's own Arash Madani who breaks down the CFL's new salary cap on non-player football operations [1:14:36]. The last hour has '31 Thoughts' on changes around the NHL with Elliotte Friedman [1:27:19] and then Forbe's Maury Brown on how and why MLB player salaries as well as team payrolls are down [1:59:00].