In the first hour, Bob McCown and Joey Vendetta are joined by Jim Hughson, who weighs in on what the loss of Auston Matthews for the Leafs (13:36) , and then Bud Shaw talking about the firing of coaches in the Cleveland sports landscape the past two days (31:36). John Shannon then co-hosts with Bob who welcome new Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo to Toronto in-person (46:00) before the GM Ross Atkins comes in-studio to tell them why he was the right man for the job (1:08:00). In the final hour, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman comes on to discuss what their new deal with MGM Resorts means (1:30:33) and Bob Ryan the closes the show to brag about Boston's championship dominance in the last 16 years.

In the first hour of Prime Time Sports Bob McCown takes your calls. Then it's the Friday round table with Bob, Stephen Brunt, John Shannon & Damien Cox. The guys talk about Damien's book "The Last Good Year" chronicling the Spring of 1993 and the Maple Leafs playoff run which was ended by Wayne Gretzky's LA Kings (45:15); They keep the hockey talk going as they discuss the surpising Canadiens and Senators and the disappointing Flames (1:16:00); The Raptors have gotten off to hot start. Are they Finals contenders or is it too early to tell? (1:30:15). Charlie Montoyo is the new manager of the Blue Jays. What do we all think? (1:50:20);

Bob McCown and Joey Vendetta begin the show being joined by Jeff Blair in studio to discuss the new Blue Jays skipper, Charlie Montoyo [2:03], Matt Devlin breaks down the Raptors win over the Timberwolves [33:32], Stephen Brunt replaces Joey Vendetta as co-host [44:50], Brian Burke makes his weekly visit in studio to discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs bounce back win against the Winnipeg Jets [45:10], Don Banks previews this week's Thursday Night Football game between the Miami Dolphins and Houston Texans [1:14:13], Neil Solondz gives weighs in on Charlie Montoyo being named the new Jays manager from a Rays perspective [1:31:04], Shi Davidi discusses what the Blue Jays coaching staff will look like next season [1:47:07], and Buck Martinez closes out the show recaping the first two games of the World Series [2:01:32].

Former NFL running back Merril Hoge talks about his new book "Brainwashed: The Bad Science Behind CTE And The Plot To Destroy Football" (11:34); George Gillett joins the show in-studio to talk about what it was like to own two of professional sports most well-known teams: the Montreal Canadiens and Liverpool FC (33:34). In the second hour, both Gord Stellick and Marc Savard stop by to preview tonight's Maple Leafs-Jets game (1:14:09). Tonight's show concludes with former AL MVP Justin Morneau in-studio to chat about the World Series (1:29:28); and Michael Grange tees up Raptors-Timberwolves and discusses Andrew Wiggins' future with Canada Basketball (1:56:49).

Michael "Pinball" Clemons jumps in-studio to talk about his foundation event and coaching in sports today (9:00). Curtis Joseph joins the show in-studio to chat about his newly-released book "Cujo: The Untold Story Of My Life On And Off The Ice" (27:45). The second hour features Eric Smith on the Raptors early success (56:43) and the legendary Bob Cole who discussed his storied career (1:13:37). In the final hour, the show wraps up with Elliotte Friedman on the Nylander contract situation (1:30:36), Dan Shulman ahead of the World Series (1:47:28), and Hornets' assistant coach Jay Triano discussing his new book "Open Look" (2:02:29)

'Doc' Emrick joins the show to talk about traveling to Winnipeg for Wednesday's Maple Leafs-Jets game which will be featured on NBC Sports (0:12), Paul Jones on how he thinks Nick Nurse will balance Kawhi Leonard's playing time (30:02). The second hour features Jim Hughson on the NHL (57:34), and Bob Ryan on the Red Sox chances on bringing home a ninth World Series title (1:17:27). Then, Pat Gillick reflects 25 years later on the Blue Jays' back-to-back World Series wins aand the role of a manager in today's game (1:29:56), and Sportsnet's Shi Davidi on where the Jays are at in their managerial hunt; as interviews were held today (2:04:38).

It's Friday so Bob McCown takes your phone calls on a variety of topics including the William Nylander negotiations, the Fed Ex Cup, and the NFL in London (2:36). Then, the roundtable assembles and Bob is joined in-studio by John Shannon, Richard Deitsch, and Joey Vendetta (45:06)!

Bob McCown and John Shannon are joined by Postmedia's Michael Traikos who discussed the Maple Leafs ahead of tonight's tilt against Pittsburgh with Frederik Andersen making his return to the crease (15:50); then Sportsnet's Michael Grange recaps a successful home opener for the Toronto Raptors (30:10). Richard Deitsch slides-in as co-host in the second hour of the show, and are joined by former NHL executive and current Sportsnet analyst Brian Burke who spoke in-depth about Kyle Dubas negociating with William Nylander in Switzerland (44:43). The show concludes with two of the best in the business: national writer Don Banks who previews Week 7 in the NFL (1:32:57); and Yahoo! Sports' Jeff Passan on Major League Baseball's postseason - can the Red Sox close it out (2:01:07)?

Glenn Healy says the Leafs aren't missing Nylander at all (15:06). Yahoo! Sports' Kevin Iole on Canelo Alvarez's becoming the world's highest-paid athlete (32:27). ESPN's Jeff Van Gundy talks about Toronto's chances in a LeBron-less Eastern Conference (46:16). Max Kerman & Nick Dika of the Arkells on 'Rally Cry' and their expectations of Nick Nurse (1:10:11). Doug Smith tees-up the Raptors opener and season (1:30:33), plus Jon Morosi talks sign-stealing in MLB (1:57:17).

Bob McCown and John Shannon start the show off, they are joined by Mike Zeisberger (16:20), along with Ray Ratto (33:35). After that Richard Deitsch joins Bob for the rest of the show they have Mike Breen as their first guest (55:21) followed by Stephen Brunt (1:14:00). Then Bob and Richard are joined in studio by Raptors President Masai Ujiri (1:30:09), before Tim Layden wraps up the show.