In hour one of Prime Time Sports, Bob McCown and John Shannon are joined by the new President and CEO of Canada Basketball, Glen Grunwald (11:20); Jeff Phelps of 92.3 The Fan Cleveland talks Browns and the Josh Gordon trade (32:20). Then Bob and Richard Deitsch welcome on Jamie Campbell & Joe Siddall ahead of the Blue Jays' series opener in Baltimore (53:57); The co-host of Aces, Tom Tebbutt talks about the controversy surrounding Serena Williams at the US Open and talks Canada at the Davis Cup (1:17:15); Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe discusses the Patriots trade for Josh Gordon (1:29:45); ESPN's Teddy Atlas break down Canelo v.s. GGG II (1:59:40).

In hour one of Prime Time Sports, Bob McCown hears from you. Bob takes your calls on topics ranging from all the latest NHL news to the controversy surrounding Serena Williams at the US Open. Then Bob is joined by Stephen Brunt, Richard Deitsch, and John Shannon on the Friday round table. The guys continue the discussion about the Ottawa Senators, talk about Eugene Melnyk and over involved sports owners (46:00); They analyze Steve Yzerman's decision to step down as GM in Tampa Bay and what it could mean for his future (1:22:04); They give their thoughts about the early returns on some of the NFL's young QBs (1:30:28); and preview Canelo v.s. GGG II (1:48:40).

In hour one of Prime Time Sports, Bob McCown and Arash Madani react to the news that Erik Karlsson has been traded to the San Jose Sharks, they bring on Sportsnet's Chris Johnston to give his thoughts on the trade and the Senators organisation (13:45); They talk to Don Banks ahead of the Bengals vs Ravens game kicking off week 2 of the NFL season (33:50). Then Bob is joined by Stephen Brunt who gives his thoughts on the Karlsson trade, then they welocome on the owner of the Toronto Wolfpack, David Argyle who talks about the early success of the franchise (52:22); Cliff Floyd talks about Aaron Sanchez's impressive outing against the Red Sox and the state of the Blue Jays' September call-ups (1:14:30); Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos keeps the hockey talk going. He gives his take on the Karlsson trade (1:30:35);The GM of the Ottawa Senators, Pierre Dorion joins the show to talk about how the Erik Karlsson trade came together (1:45:40); Eric Smith previews Canada's FIBA World Cup qualifier against Brazil (2:02:33).

Bob McCown starts the show with Mike Zeisberger, they are joined by John Davidson (12:45) and Jim Lawson (30:26). After that Stephen Brunt joins Bob for the rest of the show, their first guest is Michael Woods (55:16) followed by Christopher Clarey (1:16:03) and Dan Shulman (1:32:08)

In hour one of Prime Time Sports, Bob McCown and Mike Zeisberger are joined by Steve Palazzolo from Pro Football Focus to recap week one in the NFL (12:05); Hall of Fame goaltender, Grant Fuhr talks about "Making Coco: The Grant Fuhr Story" premiering at TIFF (27:00). Then Bob and Stephen Brunt welcome on the MLB Network's Dan Plesac to discuss the Blue Jays pending rebuid and the risks involved (47:00); The CEO of MKTG Canada, Brian Cooper talks about arena naming rights and the revenue they generate (1:14:05); Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman talks about Steve Yzerman stepping down as GM in Tampa (1:30:32); Executive Producer of NBC's Sunday Night Football, Fred Gaudelli talks about how 9/11 changed sports broadcasting and reflects on his first game back after the attack (1:59:40).

Caroline Cameron co-hosts from 4-5 PM, Stephen Brunt from 5-7 PM: TVA Sports' Louis Jean on the Canadiens trade of Max Pacioretty to Vegas (19:53), The Washington Post's Sally Jenkins on the Serena Williams situation at the US Open (35:32), The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal on some teams dissatisfaction with the Josh Donaldson trade (57:23), The President & CEO of Overactive Media & the former CEO of the Canadian Olympic Committee Chris Overholt on his decision to shift career paths (1:14:50), The Boston Globe's Bob on a crazy week on in the NFL season [1:31:23], and hockey analyst for Sportsnet Doug Maclean broke down the Max Pacioretty trade [1:58:28].

In hour one of Prime Time Sports, Bob McCown takes your calls and gives his thoughts on the Blue Jays. Then Bob is joined by Stephen Brunt, Brad Fay, and Scott Stinson on the round table to keep the Blue Jays talk going, talk Karlsson, Wheeler and other NHL story lines, give their thoughts about Nike advertising, and talk NFL.

In hour one, Bob McCown and John Shannon are joined by Ian Leggatt to talk about a vintage round from Tiger Woods at the BMW Championship (12:45); ESPN's David Purdum talks sports gambling ahead of the NFL season opener (35:45); Former pitcher, Michael Schwimer runs Big League Advance, a company investing in baseball players (55:45); Blue Jays analyst and co-host of Baseball Central, Kevin Barker talks the future of Stroman and Sanchez and what he thinks the ceiling is for Danny Jansen (75:50); Yahoo Sports Jeff Passan discusses the issue of service time and what other factors keep top prospect buried in the minor leagues (1:30:48); Regular guest Don Banks previews the NFL season opener in Philly and gives his thoughts on the season (1:58:55).

In hour one Bob McCown and John Shannon are joined by Michael Grange to discuss Canada basketball's upcoming World Cup qualifier (13:10); Casey Clarke, the VP Of Strategic Communications for the American Gaming Association talks legalized sports betting (34:50). Then Bob and Stephen Brunt welcome on Bob Ryan from the Boston Globe (56:38); Barry Svrluga from the Washington Post talks Nike's decision to make Colin Kaepernick the new face of an ad tied to the 30th anniversary of their "Just Do It" campaign (1:14:57); Ben Nicholson-Smith breaks down Mark Shapiro's comments to MLB Radio about why the Blue Jays chose not to call up Vladdy Jr. (1:33:20); Dan Shulman joins the show live from Milwaukee to talk about the NL playoff race and Shohei Ohtani's injury (1:54:48).

Bob and John Shannon speak with Paul Maurice, Winnipeg Jets Head Coach, on the Blake Wheeler extension (10:44); Steve Tasker, CBS Football Sideline Reporter, on the Bills naming Nathan Peterman their starting QB (32:33); Rob Becker, Legal Analyst, chats the Colin Kapernick collusion case (52:35); Michael Downey, Tennis Canada CEO comes in-studio to discuss their new team (1:13:39); Dr. Harry Edwards, Professor Emeritus At University Of Cal-Berkeley, discusses the Colin Kaepernick Nike ad campaign (1:28:56); Jon Morosi, MLB Network, chats the MLB season winding down (1:53:09).