John Shannon co hosts from 4-5 PM and then Stephen Brunt 5-7 PM. NHL on Sportsnet's Greg Millen on the Leafs OT loss the Florida Panthers [13:33], Christine Brennan of USA Today on the Pacers naming Kelly Krauskopf their new assistant GM [30:51], John McClain of the Houston Chronicle on a crazy sunday in week 15 of the NFL [55:45], New York Daily News' Wallace Matthews on Canelo Alvarez' first fight under DAZN [1:13:42], NHL on Sportsnet's Jim Hughson on Ken Hitchcock's comments regarding lack of calls [1:30:38], and Raptors play by play voice Matt Devlin on the Raptors returning home from their west coast road trip with some injuries [2:01:29].

Bob McCown, Richard Deitsch, Stephen Brunt and Brad Fay assemble the roundtable to chat about the NFL Playoff picture, the Blue Jays decision to release Troy Tulowitzki, the Toronto Maple Leafs loss in Tampa Bay and the Toronto Raptors continue success even without Kawhi Leonard in the lineup.

Thursday's PTS begins with Bob McCown and Joey Vendetta debate with The Washington Post's Des Bieler whether Suns' owner Robert Sarver's threat to re-locate the team has any substance (15:54) before checking in with Sportsnet's own Michael Grange on the road with the Raptors on if that was the best back-to-back performance we've seen from Toronto's NBA franchise (29:28). The second hour starts with Stephen Brunt and Brian Burke in-studio to preview what surprisingly is the first meeting between two top Eastern Conference teams, the Leafs and Lightning (45:21). Then, Argos' GM Jim Popp calls in to discuss the team's head coaching change this offseason (1:15:24). The last hour has NFL writer Don Banks examining who are legit Super Bowl contenders heading into Week 15 (1:29:31) and then FanGraph's Jay Jaffe weighs in on whether Harold Baines deserves to go into the Hall Of Fame (1:57:39).

Joey Vendetta co hosts from 4-5 PM and then Stephen Brunt 5-7 PM. Glenn Healy on the Maple Leafs bounce back in Carolina (13:45), Robert Raiola the Director of Sports and Entertainment Group at PKF O'Connor Davies on the implications financially of big free agent deals that Bryce Harper and Manny Machado are preparing to sign (32:27), ESPN's Jeremy Schaap on the 30 for 30 doc on the seismic Buster Douglas knockout of Mike Tyson (55:57), Toronto Arrows co-founder Bill Webb on a second rugby club in the city of Toronto (1:15:45), Doug Smith of The Toronto Star previews Raptors vs. Warriors (1:31:04), Ray Ratto of NBC Sports on the Oakland Raiders legal dispute about their move (1:46:38) and Toronto Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins on the release of Troy Tulowitzki (2:04:51)

Tuesday's PTS begins with Lou Marsh Executive Director Damien Cox joining Bob McCown in-studio to discuss this year's award winner Mikael Kingsbury as Canada's Top Athlete; then, Maple Leafs radio voice Joe Bowen on how Toronto can end their two game slide tonight in Carolina (33:09). Richard Deitsch calls-in atop the second the hour to discuss HBO's final boxing broadcast and how DAZN is growing with Bob and Stephen Brunt (58:31). TIn the bottom half of the hour, Toronto Raptors radio analyst Paul Jones checks in from L.A. previewing Toronto's game with the Clippers and if Kawhi Leonard could be dealing with an injury we don't know about (1:18:38). The final hour has a whole lot of baseball talk as both Sportsnet's own Jeff Blair (1:30:56) and MLB Network's Jon Morosi (2:02:35) weigh in from MLB's Winter Meetings on the Blue Jays decision to release Troy Tulowitzki, Tampa's new stadium project possibly in major trouble and other news they're hearing around Vegas.

In Monday's edition of PRIME TIME SPORTS, Bob McCown is joined by Brad Fay for the first hour to talk about the Raptors two-game losing streak before bringing on analyst and former Raptors point guard Alvin Williams to talk about Kyle Lowry's latest slump [12:03] and Michael 'Pinball' Clemons stops by to tell them what he knows about new Argos' head coach Corey Chamblin [31:17]. Stephen Brunt joins to co-host with Bob for the next two hours; they check in with Sportsnet's own Shi Davidi in Vegas to see what the Blue Jays are expected to do at the Winter Meetings [58:38] and then YAHOO! Sports' Jay Busbee talks some NFL including why the Raiders would fire their GM now [1:18:58]. The final hour has NHL voice Jim Hughson weigh in on how good the Canucks' Elias Pettersson really is and what he made of the Leafs' latest loss to the Bruins [1:31:35]. The show ends with MKTG Canada's Brian Cooper on the likelihood of Quebec City getting in the mix for a franchise as well as if DAZN is becoming a true sports destination [1:57:58].

As he does every Friday, Bob McCown takes your calls for hour one of Prime Time Sports; Then Bob is joined by Stephen Brunt, Brad Fay, and Chris Johnston on the Friday round table to break down all the news of the week, including William Nylander's debut, Seattle's NHL expansion, MLB free agency, and the Toronto Raptors (44:50).

Thursday edition of PRIME TIME SPORTS, has Bob McCown and first hour co-host Joey Vendetta talking about if the Clippers are a prime destination for pending NBA free agents like Kawhi Leonard with Howard Beck (13:11) and then check in with Dave Tippett, Senior Advisor to Seattle’s NHL franchise on what the tone has been like this week around the organization that is now approved and broke ground on their new arena yesterday (30:55). The second hour starts with Stephen Brunt tagging in to co-host with UFC president Dana White also joining them in-studio to talk about some of the organization’s superstars, both past and present (46:05). Second half of the hour has Sportsnet’s own Brian Burke given his thoughts on how William Nylander will integrate back into the Leafs’ line-up (1:11:25). The last hour sees ESPN’s Ariel Helwani come in-studio talking about this weekend’s UFC 231 card as well as some of the troubles some of their big stars has faced lately (1:31:02) and lastly Don Banks checks in for his weekly NFL hit seeing where both Mike McCarthy and the Packers go from here (1:58:37).

Bob McCown is joined by co-host Joey Vendetta in the first hour and the first is ESPN’s Rachel Nichols, Host of ‘The Jump’, who is in Toronto to take in Raptors-Sixers and got some candid comments from Kyle Lowry and Masai Ujiri on each other (12:15). Next, Bob and Joey are joined by Comedian Gerry Dee in-studio talking about his upcoming tour and some of his most memorable sports reporting assignments (29:42). Stephen Brunt punches in to co-host the next two hours as former Middleweight & Light Heavyweight Champion, Bernard Hopkins also stops by in person to discussing how dangerous of a sport boxing is and the Canelo broadcast deal with DAZN (45:50). NHL Insider Glenn Healy calls in to discuss Seattle officially being approved to join the NHL and what financial ramifications it has for the League (1:13:32). The last hour features guests Doug Smith of the Toronto Star from Scotiabank Arena previewing the Eastern Conference Showdown as the Raptors host Jimmy Butler and the 76ers (1:31:42) as well as Leafs radio host Gord Stellick on how if and how he sees William Nylander being inserted into the line-up tomorrow night against the Red Wings (2:04:50).

Tuesday's edition of Prime Time Sports begins with Bob McCown and first hour co-host Arash Madani joined by regular co-host Richard Deitsch looking to gloat about his projection for the Raptors to start the year 20-5 (11:42), before Toronto point guard Fred VanVleet comes in-studio to talk about his team and off-court endeavors (28:25). Stephen Brunt tags in to co-host the rest of the show with Bob and begins by talking baseball with MLB Network's Jon Morosi - why now was the time the Mariners decided to tear the team down? (56:49). The last hour of the show features new Yankees' pitcher James Paxton calling in to talk about the honour of winning the Tip O'Neill Award (01:30:26), ESPN's Mike Breen on what to expect on tomorrow night's All Access coverage of the Raptors (01:43:18), and Sportsnet's Jim Hughson makes it clear why Seattle getting a NHL team was a no-brainer (01:56:56).