Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum joins Eric and Paul to talk about the cancellation of the Canadian Open, why this was such a tough decision, and if there are any long-term effects of not having the tournament two years in a row. Blue Jays play-by-play voice Ben Wagner stops by to talk about Steven Matz’s potential impact on the rotation, and what he’s been most impressed with early on in Spring Training.

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Eric and Paul are joined by Alvin Williams to talk about the rumours surrounding Kyle Lowry and his future with the Raptors, how rumours can affect a player and if he believes in the Brooklyn Nets. Stephen Brunt looks back on the Fight of the Century, the social impact of that clash, and the relationship between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier.

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Eric and Paul reflect on the women that have helped them go to where they are today. ESPN’s Lisa Salters stops by to talk about how she had to adjust how she does her job since the beginning of the pandemic, and her piece on Rudy Gobert almost a year after his positive COVID-19 test. Canadian Women’s National Basketball Team Head Coach, Lisa Thomaidis, chats with the guys about the improvement of the program since she’s been involved, how she almost left the game of basketball, and looks ahead to the Summer Olympics.

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Eric and Paul look at the Raptors’ loss to the Celtics and the fight put up with a depleted lineup. Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada’s Christine Simpson looks back on the life of Walter Gretzky, and tells some personal stories about Canada’s “Hockey Dad.” Toronto Argonauts play-by-play voice, Mike Hogan, stops by to talk about the passing of long-time CFLer and broadcaster Chris Schultz. Former NFL executive Randy Mueller discusses the Russell Wilson rumours, why Dak Prescott hasn’t signed, and what he would do with Deshaun Watson.

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Eric and Paul discuss the Raptors’ loss to the Pistons, Ben Roethlisberger’s new contract and more. Matt Devlin stops by to talk about the depleted Raptors roster, the timing of their COVID-19 issues, and how important defensive chemistry is on a team. Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi chats about journalistic integrity in today’s day & age, why a change of scenery is beneficial to some players, and the future of the Blue Jays’ rotation.

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Eric and Paul discuss the potential for a Kyle Lowry trade and if it makes sense for the club. MLB Network’s Dan Plesac talks about his love for the Blue Jays, which player he thinks could play a big factor in their success, and Vladdy Guerrero Jr.’s off-season transformation. Sportsnet’s Michael Grange weighs in on the Raptors lineup troubles, which player could step up in the absence of some top players, and if this week is an audition for some players.

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Eric and Paul discuss the NHL’s division model and where it ranks among the big four sports. Former Raptor CJ Miles stops by to discuss the idea of giving coaches time to develop like players, what it might be like for an assistant coach to move into a head coaching role, and his time in Toronto. NFL Network’s Marc Ross chats about JJ Watt signing with the Cardinals, what’s next for Houston, and the potential changes across the league at the quarterback position.

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Eric and Paul react to JJ Watt signing in Arizona and the surprise surrounding it. Sportsnet’s Alvin Williams discusses the NBA’s decision to continue on with the All Star Game, how people have come to trust the league and their decision-making, and what happens if the Raptors miss time due to health and safety protocols. Blue Jays analyst Pat Tabler looks at the mental grind for today’s athletes, how the front office has juggled figuring out where the team is playing this season, and more.

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Eric and Paul discuss the remainder of the NBA’s schedule and how tough it will be down the stretch. Raptors analyst Leo Rautins chats about the Raptors game right now, Pascal Siakam’s ability to bounce back after a rough outing and gives his take on the rumours surrounding Kyle Lowry. CEBL Commissioner and CEO Mike Morreale talks about the new schedule, the logistics that go into travel during a pandemic and the different testing that will happen during the season.

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Eric and Paul look at the NBA’s play-in format and if reseeding is something that needs to happen. Sid Seixeiro weighs in on Eric and Paul’s conversation and reflects on his time with the station and what he will miss most. Former NHL forward Val James looks back on his career, his dad’s impact on him and the importance of his story.

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