Canaidna LPGA player Brooke Henderson joined Bob McCown and John Shannon(17:24), PHPA Executive Director Larry Landon (35:01), Stephen Brunt joins Bob for the rest of the show (44:00) Bob and Stephen are joined by Dan Shulman (58:42), Former Olympian Jeremiah Brown on his new book "The Four Year Olympian" (1:15:09), Jim Hughson gets you ready for Game 7 in Tampa (1:29:58) The show closes out with Sam Miller on Ohtani (2:02:24)

Lou Lamoriello starts off a busy Prime Time Sports(2:50) from one GM to a another George McPhee joins Bob and John(18:39) Ticats CEO Scott Mitchell hops on with Bob and Stephen (55:40), Shi Davidi previews the series with the Angels (1:16:23) The show wraps up with Leafs President Brendan Shanahan sharing his thoughts on the changes in his team's Front Office.

Arash Madani is in for Bob McCown on Victoria Day and he takes your calls (6:20) and then is joined by Stephen Brunt, Sheri Forde and Richard Deitsch for a holiday roundtable for the final 2 hours of the program talking about the struggles of the Toronto Blue Jays and what they should do about potentially promoting Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (46:28), the Vegas Golden Knights continuing their magical ride in the Stanley Cup Playoffs to the Final and what its doing for the city of Las Vegas (1:16:13), Johnny Manziel's arrival in the CFL this weekend joining the Hamilton Tiger Cats (1:31:28).

Bob McCown and Richard Deitsch take your calls (3:44); Bob, Richard, John Shannon, and Paul Jones on the Milwaukee Bucks hiring Mike Budhenolzer, whether Raptors' stars should have a say in who is brought in, and the best course of action for the team (47:02); on the Supreme Court's decision to allow states to legalize sports betting, and what it means for gambling and the various leagues (1:20:20); on the Golden Knights/Jets series, how the Golden Knights have become a huge news story, Capitals/Lightning and whether the Capitals can advance to the Stanley Cup Final (1:34:26); on the Blue Jays' rotation struggles, and how the bullpen is being taxed (1:59:50).

NHL analyst P.J. Stock joins Bob McCown and John Shannon to discuss Gerard Gallant's coaching performance in Vegas, and whether the Capitals have it in them to push Tampa to the brink of elimination (14:12); Cleveland sports columnist Bud Shaw on the Browns being profiled on Hard Knocks, the team's chances of being a wildcard contender, and the Cavs's struggles against the Celtics (34:44); Mayweather Promotions CEO Leonard Ellerbe joins Bob and Richard Deitsch to talk Stevenson v. Jack, and Floyd Maywearther's interest in MMA (55:53); Sportsnet's Dan Shulman previews tonight's Blue Jays vs. A's match-up (1:18:12); MLB Network's Ron Darling on the talent that is Vlad Guerrero Jr., what he saw from the Jays when they were in New York, why pitchers are hurt now more than ever, and the problems with chasing money (1:39:37); MLB Network/NHL Network's Jon Morosi on Golden Knights vs. Jets, Capitals vs. Lightning (2:02:21).

Bob McCown is joined by Richard Deitsch, They are first joined by ESPN's monday night football voice Joe Tessitore (11:22) Michael Grange joins them to discuss the Raptors plans this summer (33:47) Kenny Albert previews Game 3 between the Jets and Golden Knights (51:20) The show closesd out with Gregg Hamilton to get his thoughts on the Joey Votto fiasco (1:14:35)

Bob McCown and John Shannon are joined by New Hampshire Fisher Cats manager John Schneider (13:40), Then Nick Kypreos sets up Game 3 between the Capitals and Tampa (29:32) Richard Deitsch swaps in for John Shannon, Bob and Richard are joined by Cliff Floyd (45:36) Arash Madani takes a look at a big win for Denis Shapovalov (1:17:32) Bob Ryan weighs in on the NBA conference Finals (1:29:59) Nancy Armour of USA Today discusses the possibility of Becky Hammon landing an NBA coaching job (1:46:34) The show closes out with Vegas Resident Daniel Negreanu on the Golden Knights (2:01:11)

Former NHL executive and current Sportsnet analyst Brian Burke joined Bob McCown in-studio to reflect on his early life, and career in the NHL on Spotlight (0:51); Ben Wagner, Blue Jays radio voice, on the team's rotation struggles, Tyler Clippard as their closer, and possible relievers that could be stretched out (57:36); Sportsnet's Jim Hughson on the Washington Capitals "team play", why he expects the Golden Knights to bounce-back, Vasilevskiy's struggles in net for the Lightning (1:17:37); ESPN's David Purdum on the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down a federal law prohibiting sports betting (1:28:59); ESPN Howard Bryant on his latest book: "The Heritage: Black Athletes, A Divided America, and the Politics of Patriotism" (1:57:17).

Sportsnet's Greg Millen joins Bob McCown and John Shannon to discuss Kyle Dubas becoming the Leafs' GM (5:49); NHL.com's Mike Zeisberger gives his thoughts on the Dubas news, and breaks down the Winnipeg Jets' playoff run (18:49); Raptors radio voice Paul Jones on the Raptors' decision to fire head coach Dwane Casey (33:11); Toronto Raptors President Masai Ujiri on his decision to fire Dwane Casey, where he'll look for candidates, and how he'll evaluate the entire organization (46:02); Toronto Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins on Marcus Stroman heading to the 10-day DL (1:14:40); Toronto Maple Leafs GM Kyle Dubas on his new gig, and relationship with Lou Lamoriello (1:30:30); Bob, John, and Stephen Brunt react to to the day's news (1:53:23).

Sportsnet's Jeff Marek joins Bob McCown and John Shannon in-studio to preview Predators/Jets Game 7, the Vegas Golden Knights' late game style of play, and the storyline that has captivated him the most this season (1:20); Forbes magazine's Maury Brown joins Bob and Stephen Brunt to discuss Rob Manfred's comments on the Rogers Center, and how MLB is looking to entice millenials (59:02); Sportsnet's Kevin Barker previews Blue Jays/Mariners series finale (1:15:02); Golden Knights insider Gary Lawless on the team's playoff run, and Gerard Gallant's coaching abilities (1:30:51); The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamonds on how no-hitters have become the norm (1:49:01); Legal analyst Rob Becker on Eric Reid's grievance against the NFL (2:03:54).