HOUR 1 - Will the Montreal Canadiens survive Game 5? The IIHF has altered their ruling on Russia's participation. It's the final day of Roughriders training camp. The Spurs and Thunder are going to Game 7. And the Blue Jays are kinda hot right now!

The New York Knicks are off to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999. They await the winner of Game 7 between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder. Will Knicks fever take over North America? The Green Zone

HOUR 2 - Drew Remenda joins Jamie Nye to preview tonight's Game 5 between Montreal Canadiens & Carolina Hurricanes. Will the Habs be able to save their playoff lives tonight?

We take a look at the business side of the CFL's new broadcasting deal and why it's great for the CFL. We also touch on Major League Baseball's attempt at a salary cap. The Green Zone

HOUR 3 - We make a stop in Montreal on our tour around the CFL. The Montreal Alouettes are ready to be back in the Grey Cup this year. Do they have the team to do it?

It's been a busy few days in our world and the guys haven't been able to get to everything that's been making sports headlines. So lets do that now! The Blue Jays are heating up. Major League Baseball is ready for a salary cap. The NBA has new anti-tanking rules. We could see Russia back in the international hockey scene again. The CFL season starts in 1 week! Will Montreal be able to comeback and defeat Carolina? Let's talk some sports! The Green Zone

HOUR 4 - We are keeping the fan line open with your reactions to the new CFL broadcasting deal, the CFL season and the NHL playoffs! The Green Zone

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