Eric and Paul look back on the Raptors’ win over the Cavaliers. Sportsnet’s Alvin Williams discusses the Raptors’ future, if the core is good enough to compete in the East, and how Masai Ujiri’s future might play into the team’s success going forward. Richard Deitsch stops by to chat about the NHL’s new media deal with Turner, and how the broadcast of the NFL Draft might look.

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Eric and Paul discuss the idea of vaccine passports to get into stadiums. Raptors Analyst Leo Rautins also weighs in on vaccine passports and why this week is so important for the Raptors. Blue Jays Analyst Pat Tabler reacts to the bullpen’s great start, why looking at records early on isn’t important, and Vladdy Guerrero’s early returns on defence.

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Eric and Paul discuss the idea of making three-down football mandatory in Canada. Alvin Williams talks about finding passion when developing young athletes, why the love of sports is so important, and why he enjoyed playing basketball more at a younger age. Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi looks at the issues that some Toronto sports teams have in bringing in free agents, gives an update on some injured Blue Jays, and talks about the team’s offensive struggles.

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Eric and Paul discuss the chances of the Raptors upsetting one of the top seeds in the playoffs. Canadian Football Hall of Fame member, Damon Allen, chats about the impact a coach can have on one game, how the Super Bowl was affected by coaching, and the return of the CFL after a year off. Spurs analyst Matt Bonner talks about Gregg Popovich’s coaching style, the evolution of resting players and why it’s become such a bigger deal in recent years.

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Eric and Paul discuss the CFL’s announcement of the delayed start to the season and the idea of playing neutral site games outdoors. Nets analyst Tim Capstraw talks about the job Steve Nash has done in his first season as a head coach, what James Harden has brought to the organisation, and some players that have flown under the radar. Veteran guard CJ Miles looks back on news availability at the beginning of his career, why it’s hard to judge players from years past on their social justice stances, and what kind of conversations happen in today’s locker rooms.

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Eric and Paul reflect on another great performance by Steph Curry and ask, should his name be mentioned more in MVP talks? Tim Leiper weighs in on the subjectivity of MVP voting and how numbers don’t always tell the complete story. Eric Branch, of the San Francisco Chronicle, stops by to talk about his piece on race playing a role in evaluating quarterbacks ahead of the draft.

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Eric and Paul react to the Raptors’ win over the Thunder and why players don’t tank despite organizational plans. Blue Jays voice Buck Martinez stops by to discuss the similarities the current edition of the Blue Jays may have with the squads of the late 1980s, how the postseason experience in 2020 helps Toronto’s young stars, and the amount of injuries Charlie Montoyo has to deal with. ESPN’s Tim Bontemps looks at the problem the NBA has with resting players, if the Raptors should be looking towards next year or try and get into the play-in game, and the league’s MVP race.

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Long-time NBA power forward and former Toronto Raptor Gary Trent Sr. joins Eric and Paul to discuss his impressions of Toronto when he was dealt back in 1998, training and making Gary Jr. compete at a young age, and the trade that brought his son to the Raptors. Alvin Williams talks about playing alongside some of the NBA’s toughest players, like Trent Sr. and Charles Oakley.

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Eric and Paul discuss the Blue Jays’ walk-off win over New York, the sudden retirement of Lamarcus Aldridge, and how situations like Jayson Tatum’s are reminders that COVID-19 continues to linger. Blue Jays Central’s Joe Siddall assesses the team’s 6-6 start, how they’ve matched up against the Yankees so far, and Charlie Montoyo’s managerial style. Charles Kissi, coach & GM of the CEBL’s Guelph Nighthawks, talks about the importance of building a diverse organization, and what he learned as a police officer before his career in basketball.

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Former Blue Jays pitcher Ricky Romero stops by to talk about the team dropping game one of their series against the Yankees, Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s encouraging start to the season, and tonight’s starter, Hyun Jin Ryu. Canada Basketball’s Scott Lake tells the story of how the organisation was able to purchase the historic court from Oracle arena where the Toronto Raptors won the 2019 NBA championship, and the hurdles along the way to make it happen!

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