On Monday's PTS, Bob McCown is joined by co-host Shi Davidi in the first hour, where the two talk to the Boston Globe about MLB's offseason and the NCAA's College Football Playoff bracket (10:49) followed by Canadian weightlifter Christine Girard, who was awarded two re-allocated Olympic medals today from the 2008 and 2012 Games (37:14). Stephen Brunt returns and checks-in to co-host the final two hours; him and Bob talk to Sportsnet's own Chris Johnston on the Leafs finally signing William Nylander to a new contract (55:25) before talking to the team's GM himself, Kyle Dubas, on exactly how it all came together (1:06:40). The last hour, Bob and Stephen are joined first by Sportsnet's Michael Grange to talk about the Raptors' award winners and their defense potential against tonight's match-up against Canadian Jamal Murray and the Denver Nuggets (1:32:30). The show concludes with guest Michael Woods, publisher of NYFights.com and host of EVERLAST's TALKBOX podcast, weighing in on what some thought was a controversial split decision in this past weekend's Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury heavyweight fight (02:00:56).

Bob McCown takes your calls; Then the Friday round table assembles to discuss the news of the week, including the Raptors OT victory over the Warriors; the countdown to the William Nylander deadline; Josh Donaldson signing with the Atlanta Braves; and the video that surfaced of Kansas City running back Kareem Hunt assulting a woman back in February (46:00).

Doug Maclean of the NHL on Sportsnet joins Bob McCown and Joey Vendetta and looked ahead to the future contracts of William Nylander and Mitch Marner (11:02); Don Banks previews Thursday Night football between the Saints and Cowboys and the rest of the Week 12 NFL slate (32:49). In the second hour, Richard Deitsch slides in as co-host and he and Bob are joined in-studio by Brian Burke who chimed in with his thoughts on the Maple Leafs contract negotiations, the red-hot play of the Buffalo Sabres, and the future of Jake Gardiner (45:25). In the back half of the hour, ESPN's David Purdum discusses Major League Baseball's foray into gambling as they announced a new partnership with MGM resorts (1:15:20). Is tonight's Raptors-Warriors matchup just another game? Ben Golliver of the Washington Post previews tonight's showdown and discusses more news and notes from around the NBA (1:33:16); Sports Business Journal's John Ourand examines the aftermath of the Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson match - who could we see participating in the next one-off event (2:04:01)

In the first hour, Raptors' radio voice Eric Smith joins Bob McCown and Joey Vendetta fresh off of Toronto's comeback road win over the Memphis Grizzlies (11:38); and Washington Post columnist Jerry Brewer discusses the Redskins' perplexing decision to claim LB Reuben Foster off of waivers (34:14). At 5pm, Richard Deitsch slides in as co-host and he and Bob are joined in-studio by Sportsnet's Jeff Blair who has won the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Jack Graney Award for his contributions to baseball in Canada (45:32). In the show's final hour, John Shannon talks all things hockey including Auston Matthews' return to the Maple Leafs' lineup (1:37:36); and Calgary Stampeders' Head Coach Dave Dickenson calls-in fresh off of his team's victory over the Ottawa Redblacks in the 106th Grey Cup (2:02:45)!

Greg Millen of the NHL on Sportsnet discusses last night’s Maple Leafs win over the Bruins, and chimes in on the William Nylander contract negotications ahead of the Saturday’s deadline to get a deal done (13:57); Former Hamilton Tiger-Cats players Peter Dyakowski and Marwan Hage join PTS in-studio to discuss their transition from football to politics (28:36); Atlanta Braves GM Alex Anthopoulos joins Bob McCown and Richard Deitsch fresh off of being reunited with 3B Josh Donaldson after signing him as a free agent (46:24); Bob and Richard phone up Toronto Raptors’ play by play man Matt Devlin from Memphis ahead of tonight’s game against the Grizzlies (1:11:36). Jon Morosi kicks off the final hour of the show where he discussed the latest trade and free agent news around the majors, but also took a ribbing from Bob about last weekend’s Michigan-Ohio State Game (1:30:15); Sportsnet’s Ben Nicholson-Smith lets us know about where the Toronto Blue Jays are at in rounding out their coaching staff (2:05:18).

Dave Hodge joins Bob McCown and John Shannon to speak about his appearance on Hockey Night in Canada from this past weekend and to set the record straight about his iconic pen flip (12:50). Later in the hour, Maple Leafs broadcaster Joe Bowen tees-up tonight’s Leafs-Bruins game and explains why Auston Matthews shouldn’t be rushed back into the lineup (34:42). Richard Deitsch is in with Bob as co-host for the rest of the show. Bob Ryan breaks down Week 12 in the NFL - both on the Patriots coming off their BYE week with a win, and the Green Bay Packers struggles this year with their most recent loss last night to the Vikings (56:12). Doug Smith joins the show as PTS shifts to the hardcourt to discuss the Toronto Raptors' strong play with their record now sitting at 17-4 after a win over the Miami Heat (1:16:15). Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman drops by with his thoughts on the Philadelphia Flyers decision to fire GM Ron Hextall and an update on the William Nylander negotiations (1:31:00); Yahoo! Sports’ Jeff Passan joins the show to discuss Josh Donaldson’s new one-year deal with the Atlanta Braves (1:51:50).

Bob McCown takes your calls in the show's first hour (1:00); after that, John Shannon, Mike Zeisberger, and Joey Vendetta join Bob to assemble the Friday roundtable (45:12) where they discussed a variety of topics including Eugene Melnyk's fight for a new arena, the Toronto Raptors, the play of the Maple Leafs and Sabres, and Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame ballots!

Prime Time Sports is celebrating American thanksgiving today with a turkey in studio. Bob starts the show off with Joey Vendetta, they are joined by Jeff Marek (11:49) and Thurman Thomas (33:45). After that John Shannon is with bob for the rest of the show their guests are; Brian Burke (44:00), Wayne Scanlan (1:16:42) Michael Grange (1:30:33) with Arash Madani closing out the show.

In the first hour of PTS today, Bob McCown with co-host Joey Vendetta are joined by Leafs radio analyst Jim Ralph previewing tonight’s match-up against Curtis McElhinney & the Hurricanes (12:44) and then Bleacher Report’s Howard Beck on what to expect tonight when LeBron James returns to Cleveland as a member of the Lakers (34:35). John Shannon tags in on ‘Cardigan Wednesday’ to co-host the rest of the show with Bob; they are joined by the New York Times’ Ken Belson on if boxing could be kept out of the next Olympics (51:35) and Media guru Richard Deitsch on Amazon buying up regional sports rights (1:10:38). The final hour sees new Oilers coach Ken Hitchcock check after picking up his first win with the team last night (1:35:10) and then Glenn Healy checks in to discuss what coaching changes mean to players on a team (1:48:23). Bob and John look ahead to tonight’s Raptors game against the Hawks and how they should still win without Kawhi playing tonight for Toronto.

Bob McCown is joined by co-host Joey Vendetta in the first hour to discuss the recent coaching changes in the NHL with Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos (12:29) and how great last night’s Monday Night Football game was with Don Banks (30:55). Then John Shannon steps in to co-host the rest of the show with Bob; the two discuss the upcoming showdown between Tiger and Phil with Michael Collins (58:24) and then the Canadian Minister of Science and Sport, Kristy Duncan joins the show to discuss how the government is trying to make sports safer for today’s youth especially in terms of concussion prevention (1:18:17). In the last hour, Bob and John check in with analysts for both the Oilers’, Bob Stauffer (1:31:15), and then the Blues, Darren Pang, to get insight on the coaching changes in both Edmonton and St. Louis (1:46:50) before finally wrapping up the show with some Raptors’ talk with the Star’s Doug Smith ahead of the team’s game tonight in Orlando against the Magic (2:01:43).