Stephen Brunt joins Bob to discuss his return to Prime Time Sports as a co-host (3:43); Sports Illustrated's Richard Deitsch on joining the show as a co-host (13:24); Sportsnet.ca's Ben Nicholson-Smith gives a Blue Jays' spring training up-date (35:29); Sportsnet's Brad Fay on the Canada/USA gold-medal women's hockey game, and Canada's curling struggles (60:02); Toronto Raptors radio voice Paul Jones on Laura Ingraham's racist comments towards LeBron James, and the evolution of socially aware athletes (76:20); Glenn Healy, NHL Alumni Association Executive Director, on what he expects to see at the NHL trade deadline, and what type of player the Leafs should add (92:39); Legal analyst Rob Becker on the Mavericks' sexual misconduct scandal, and Eugenie Bouchard's trial against the USTA (121:35).

Joe Bowen, Toronto Maple Leafs Radio Voice talks the excellent play of goaltender Frederik Andersen (12:09); Jamie Campbell, Sportsnet MLB analyst, discusses Spring Training (32:44); Jon Morosi, MLB Network insider, talks the Jays' recent moves and what could be next (52:00); Jon Wertheim, Sports Illustrated author, discusses the recent news surrounding the hostile workplace with the Dallas Mavericks (77:02); Scotty Bowman, Hall Of Fame Coach & Chicago Blackhawks Senior Advisor joins the show to chat the latest in the NHL world (91:55); Shi Davidi, Sportsnet, is in South Korea, with an update on the 2018 Winter Olympics (122:26).

The Washington Post's Jacob Bogage talks the Louisville-NCAA decision regarding the strippers-for-students scandal (7:28); SN's own Jonah Keri discusses the Blue Jays and their willingness to sign Josh Donaldson to a new contract (26:59); The Boston Globe's Bob Ryan chats about all things Boston, including JD Martinez signing with the Red Sox (56:00); The Ringer's Jonathan Tjarks talks the different legacies between LeBron James and Michael Jordan (79:05); NHL on Sportsnet Broadcaster Jim Hughson talks the trade deadline, including potential action with the Leafs, Jets, and Canadiens (90:29); SN's Arash Madani updates us on the Olympics (121:23).

Bob takes your calls (3:14); Bob, John Shannon, Doug Smith, and Sean Fitz-Gerald on the best stories of the Olympics so far, how amateur athletes are often anonymous between games, and how viewing habits have changed how we view "amazing stories" (46:38); on the new NBA All-Star game format, and takeaways from the comments of Josh Donaldson as well as the JD Martinez deal with the Red Sox.

Bob takes your calls (4:23); Bob, John Shannon, Arden Zwelling and Sheri Forde on the Raptors being top seed in the East at the moment, their rotation, how they may fare come playoff time (47:34); on Steve Kerr allowing his players to coach (66:42); on the Blue Jays acquisition of Jaime Garcia, and the comments Marcus Stroman made on Twitter yesterday (70:58); on the Toronto Maple Leafs having won 11 of their last 12 games, how they stack up against the top teams in the league (91:13); on the Senators trading Dion Phaneuf, and the futures of Erik Karlsson and Matt Duchene in Ottawa (106:31); on the struggles of Rachel Homan in PeoyongChang, and the play of the Canadian hockey teams (124:10).

Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith on Marcus Stroman's comments on arbitration, what to expect from Tulo and Justin Smoak, and how the Blue Jays will handle Aaron Sanchez (11:18); Raptors TV Voice Matt Devlin on the importance of Serge Ibaka raising his game, and the need for someone to step up with Kyle and DeMar in the post-season (35:02); Glenn Healy, NHL Alumni Association Executive Director, on goaltenders' workloads, and instability in the NHLPA (61:12); The Morning Read's Gary VanSickle on Tiger Woods' performance in the first round of the Genesis Open (78:45); The LA Times' Mike DiGiovanna on how the LA Angels plan on using Shoehie Ohtani (92:16); Sports Illustrated's Richard Deitsch on his 2018 sports media predicions (104:06).

MLB Network's Robert Flores (13:00), Leo Rautins discusses the red-hot Raptors (32:07), Pittsburgh Penguins' GM Jim Rutherford (53:20), Sport Express' Slava Malamud on Russian athletes at the Olympics (76:14), Nick Kypreos (92:00), John Gibbons (112:00), Sportsnet's Iain McIntyre (124:00) talks Jim Benning's extension in VAN.

Bob is joined for the first hour by Eric Thomas, then John Shannon jumps in the co-host chair from 5-7. First up, the guys chat with Michael Grange ahead of the Raptors hosting the Heat (13:35); then Jim Ralph hops on to chat about the red-hot Maple Leafs (31:15); the 2nd hour leads off with Billy Jaffe to chat some more hockey (58:05) and then we get an update on the Olympics from Sportsnet's Brad Fay (76:20); and in the final hour, it's some Canadian hockey talk as Bob Nicholson (93:15) and Eric Engels join the program (110:25), before Rob Becker wraps up the show (123:35).

Boston Globe's Bob Ryan talks the Celtics, LeBron James still being the best player in the world, and Johnny Manziel's recent comeback bid (12:21); Sportsnet's Buck Martinez gives a quick preview from Spring Training (29:40); NHL on Sportsnet's Jim Hughson talks some Oilers, Senators, and the trade deadline (55:27); Forbes' Maury Brown talks the latest on the CBA between the MLB and MLBPA (78:44); Toronto Raptors Head Coach Dwane Casey talks his 300th win with the team, plus some more on the young guns being good so quickly (90:37); Sportsnet Reporter Arash Madani joins PTS from the future, and tells us the latest on what's going on in South Korea (119:20).

Bob takes your calls (2:10); Bob McCown, Arden Zwelling, Ian Leggatt, and Matt Barnaby on where Nick Foles may end up, the question marks surrounding his capabilities, and Jimmy Garoppolo's big deal (47:44); on the Raptors' win over the Knicks, the team's lack of a major deadline move, and the Cavs' moves (65:31); on PK Subban's return to Montreal, the Canadiens' struggles, and the Vegas Golden Knights' success (90:53); on the Blue Jays' minor league deals, and who they may be targeting as spring training gets closer (120:29).