Vegas Golden Knights GM George McPhee joins Bob and Brad Fay to discuss his team's deadline mindset, the sense of communitty in Vegas, the atmosphere at the arena, and the team's hard-working attitude (11:36); Toronto FC GM Tim Bezbatchenko on his team's win over Tigres, their mindset heading into the second leg in Monterrey, the support they've gotten around the league (and around the world), and the team's loss to Columbus (33:54); Turner Sports' Grant Hill looks ahead to Selection Sunday, and talks favourites to win the tournament (59:00); Sportsnet's Stephen Brunt weighs in on Vlad Guerrero Jr and Bo Bichette's spring trainign debuts (80:42); Toronto Star's Doug Smith recaps the Raptors' win over the Pistons, and looks ahead to their match-up vs. the Rockets (95:09);Glenn Healy, NHL Alumni Association Executive Director, weighs in on the Penguins' hot streak, and the Malkin/Crosby tandem (118:56).

Michael Grange on how the Raptors stack up against the rest of the NBA's elite (13:09); Frank Schwab of Yahoo! Sports on Kirk Cousins' next destination and the draft (34:35); Jeff Marek on goaltending and the Leafs front office (58:11); James Hinchcliffe on the start of the Indy season this weekend (78:34); MLB Network's Jon Morosi on bullpens and Scott Boras (93:33); Deadspin contributor Patrick Hruby on paying college athletes (122:54)

Bob McCown is joined by Shi Davidi for the opening hour. They chat with Joe Bowen after the Leafs' loss in Buffalo (11:25) and then check in with Jeff Blair, who is in Dunedin after the Jays' 5-1 loss to the Braves in spring training action (31:00). For the final two hours, Richard Deitsch jumps in the co-host chair and they chat first with Adnan Virk about the Oscars and AL East (55:10); then the President & CEO of Tennis Canada Michael Downey joined them in-studio (74:05). In the final hour, Charles Grantham talks about the social movement going on in the NBA, as well as the NCAA's policy of not paying its players (90:40) and Lee Jenkins comes on to talk about his piece on Raptors head coach Dwane Casey (120:45).

Raptors radio voice Eric Smith joins Bob and Shi Davidi to talk about the Raptors success, Norm Powell's failures, and why Toronto can't break through in the U.S. even when they're at the top of the standings (13:07); Ian Leggatt breaks down's Phil Mickelson win at the Mexico Championship this weekend and discusses where he ranks among the greats (31:38); Richard Deitsch makes his debut as co-host of Prime Time Sports (45:04); NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly touches on outdoor games, Seattle expansion, NHL Olympic participation, and Eugene Melnyk's Ottawa Senators (56:03); Don Banks of The Athletic and Bleacher Report gives the latest updates from the NFL combine (78:35); NHL on Sportsnet's Jim Hughson talks about his experience at the Stadium Series game between Toronto and Washington and looks around the biggest NHL storylines (89:58); The Boston Globe's Bob Ryan weighs in on Phil Mickelson, Larry Bird & Michael Jordan, and Ichiro (116:35)

Bob takes your calls (4:03); Bob, Stephen Brunt, John Shannon, and Arash Madani on Arash's Pyeongchang Olympics experience, the success and failures from the Calgary and Vancouver games (49:50); on Canada's curling struggles, success in "new" Olympic events, and the Calgary arena situation (78:41); on the Blue Jays' spring training play so far, and potential roster moves/decisions (90:43); on the Raptors' play since the All-Star break, the team's post-season struggles, NBA Championship favourites, and Cleveland's struggles (121:03).

John Shannon co-hosting 4-5: Golf Channel's Mark Rolfing on the US Open playoff changes, and Tiger Woods' season (11:11); Sports Illustrated/Prime Time Sports' Richard Deitsch on the Seattle ticket drive, Olympics viewership (27:12); Stephen Brunt co-hosting 5-7: Blue Jays' GM Ross Atkins on his spring training mindset, Tulo expectations, Marcus Stroman's MRI (47:20); Olympic bronze medalist Phylicia George on her jump from the Summer Olympics to the Winter Olympics, and plans for 2022 (73:25); Sportsnet's Doug MacLean on Seattle's ticket drive, and the Golden Knight's trade deadline (90:46); Blue Jays analyst Cliff Floyd on his new role with Sportsnet, and optimism surrounding the team (106:35); Sportsnet's Kevin Barker on what his expectations are for the Blue Jays this season (125:05).

Bob McCown is joined by John Shannon for the show's first hour. They are joined by Mike Ziesberger of NHL.com to look at the Leafs window to win and if their young players will take less to keep the team together (16:06). Ben Wagner joins the show after calling the Blue Jays win over the Philies(36:03). It is Stephen Brunt sliding in with Bob for the final 2 hours of the show. They recap the NHL's trade deadline with Elliotte Friedman (57:02). Alexi Lalas takes a look at the joint bid for the 2026 World Cup(1:18:07). Chris Overholt joins the show to recap a successfully 2018 games and what is next for the Canadian Olympic Committee(1:29:36),Finally the Show wraps up with Ed Obannon joining the show(1:59:54)

Doug Smith, Toronto Star, talks the Raptors pounding the Pistons (12:08); John Davidson, Columbus Blue Jackets President Of Hockey Ops, discusses the Vanek trade his team made (35:52); Scott Stinson, National Post, gives a 2018 Winter Olympics wrap-up (58:15); Bob Ryan, Boston Globe, talks the Boston Celtics vs. the Toronto Raptors in the East (92:44); Marc Topkin, Tampa Bay Times, on the grievance filed against the Rays for a violation of revenue sharing rules (122:40).

Bob and Dave Perkins are joined by Sportsnet's Jim Hughson gives his thoughts on the NHL Trade Deadline deals, the Vegas Golden Knights being in on Erik Karlsson, the Senators fans' unhappiness with Eugene Melnyk(10:53); MLB Network's Jon Morosi on NHL deadline moves, and what Blue Jay fans can expect from Seung-hwan Oh (35:32); Maple Leafs GM Lou Lamoriello joins Bob and Stephen Brunt to discuss his team's acquisition of Tom Plekanec, how he makes the team better, and their interest in Ryan McDonagh (56:41); Flames GM Brad Treliving on his team's decision to not make a splashy move, how competitive the league is, and why he believes in his group of players (78:32); Sportsnet's John Shannon in-studio on Max Pacioretty staying in Montreal, Erik Karlsson staying in Ottawa, the Lightning nabbing Ryan McDonagh, and the Leafs'acquisition of Tomas Plekanec (90:38); Winnipeg Jet GM Kevin Cheveldayoff on how they managed to acquire Paul Stastny, the process of waiting for a player to waive his no-trade clause, and the unpredicatability of the trade market(121:55).

Bob takes your calls (3:21); Bob, John Shannon, Mike Zeisberger, and Hugh Burill on Canada's disappointing losses in curling and hockey at the Olympics, and the country's success in other events (53:05); on the Raptors' returning to action, and the lack of respect the team gets south of the border (72:16); on the Sens/Pens Brassard trade, and how Auston Matthews' injury may affect the Leafs' trade deadline plans (91:20); on the Blue Jays' spring training match-up vs. the Phillies, and what they expect from the team this season (120:54).