Sportsnet Today

George Rusic hosts: TVA Sports's Renaud Lavoie on who Mitch Marner might have talked to about offer sheets and looking at contract signings as a current problem rather than a future advantage (3:10); Blue Jays alumni JP Arencibia on Aaron Sanchez and Danny Jansen's struggles (30:56); Jays Care Foundation Executive Director Robert Witchel on the 24th Annual Jays Care Golf Classic (39:34); Sportsnet's Alvin Williams on load management, how the NBA can benefit from it, and Lou Williams' comments on playing in Toronto (45:38); Sportsnet 650's Andrew Walker on if Roberto Luongo should be a Hall of Famer, and the Canucks picking up a cap re-capture penalty (1:13:53).

George Rusic hosts: Sportsnet's Chris Johnston on the 2019 Hall of Fame inductees and the Mitch Marner offer sheet rumors (5:18); Who to side with in the Maple Leafs/Marner talks? (30:03); Raptors radio voice Eric Smith on what he took from the Masai Ujiri media conference and what the Raptors would look like with and without Kawhi Leonard (46:41); IndyCar points leader Josef Newgarden on how he likes the Honda Indy Toronto, the routine of an Indy driver and what milk he would drink if he won the Indy 500 (1:02:34); Blue Jays radio voice Ben Wagner on the Yankees record of not getting shut out, their home run record, and if Aaron Sanchez's problems are mental or mechanical (1:13:01).

George Rusic hosts: Christine Sinclair doesn't attempt the potential game-tying penalty kick, as Canada gets eliminated from the Women's World Cup by Sweden (2:31); NHL.com's Mike Zeisberger on his interview with Patrick Marleau, and the ongoing Mitch Marner saga (5:01); The Toronto Star's Laura Armstrong on Canada's loss to Sweden (33:16); Toronto Raptors President Masai Ujiri's season-end media availability from OVO Athletic Centre (50:08).

George Rusic hosts: The Maple Leafs trade Patrick Marleau to Carolina (0:49); Postmedia's Michael Traikos on the Patrick Marleau trade, what Mitch Marner's Camp is asking for, and teams potentially offer-sheeting Marner (4:36); Edmonton Sun/Postmedia national soccer writer Derek Van Diest on Christine Sinclair and Team Canada ahead of today's Round of 16 Women's World Cup matchup with Sweden, and the Canadian men's team's romp over Cuba in the Gold Cup (35:04); Sportsnet's Michael Grange on Nick Nurse coaching Team Canada, and Kawhi Leonard "seriously" considering re-signing in Toronto (48:54); George discovers and discusses the women's 100+ age group's world record holder in the 100M dash (1:11:14); Sportsnet's John Shannon on the reasoning behind the P.K. Subban trade and the impact of the announcement of this season's salary cap (1:16:52).

Roger Lajoie has you covered for this edition of Sportsnet Today! He's joined off the top by Dave McCarthy, who weighs in on the fallout of the Patrick Marleau trade and the implications of the $81.5 million salary cap [6:22]; Pete Blackburn recaps the NHL Draft [30:41]; Wael Saghir breaks down the NBA Draft [46:08]; professional lacrosse player Connor Sellars discusses his season [1:16:59]; and Scott MacArthur closes out the show getting us set for Blue Jays baseball [1:40:13].

It's Sportsnet Today with Roger Lajoie and Josh Goldberg! On this brief edition: The guys are joined by Andrew Zuber to discuss the Blue Jays heartbreaking walk off 7-5 loss to the Red Sox the previous night [4:38]. Steve Kournianos jumps on to tee up the 2nd round of the NHL Draft and discuss the Leafs parting ways with Patrick Marleau[25:51].

Rob Wong hosts this edition of Sportsnet Today! Sportsnet's Raptors Analyst, Brad Fay, spoke about who was the MVP for the Raptors this season, and how special the season was [6:57]. Andy Bailey of Bleacher Report discusses the Anthony Davis trade that sent him to the L.A. Lakers and what it means for both teams, and touches on where potentially Kawhi Leonard will end up [38:57]. NBA TV's Leigh Ellis hopped on and gave a great overview of how important each player was for the Raptors win [51:32]. Oliver Maroney from CBS Sports caught up with Rob to go over all things NBA, trades, Raptors victory etc [1:19:18]. Tim Chisholm hopped on as well to chat about everything Raptors [1:41:47]. Lastly, Scott MacArthur hopped in studio to discuss his Championship memories [2:17:32].

Roger Lajoie and Josh Goldberg have you covered for this edition of Sportsnet Today! NBA Sportsnet Analyst Alvin Williams breaks down how the Toronto Raptors were able to secure their first NBA title [1:44]; Warriors Beat Writer for the San Francisco Chronicle Connor Letourneau provides insight on how the Warriors fanbase is dealing with the Finals loss and what's the future for Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson [27:43]; Raptors Colour Commentator for Sportsnet 590 The Fan Paul Jones talks about the importance of the Raptors' win to Canada and how it will affect basketball development for years to come [43:50]; Golf Writer for Canadian Press Sports Adam Stanley updates us on the US Open and who's in contention and Brooke Henderson's run at the Meijer LPGA Classic [1:09:24]; NBA Writer for Yahoo Sports Vivek Jacob shares his thoughts on how this Raptors championship run will be remembered [1:30:50]; NBA Writer for CBSSports.com Reid Forgrave sets the table for what we can expect this offseason in the NBA and where the league's top free agents may sign [1:52:44]; Host of Blue Jays Talk on Sportsnet 590 The Fan Scott MacArthur joins the program before the Blue Jays play the Astros [2:10:48].

Rob Wong has you covered for this edition of Sportsnet Today! He's joined by Daniel Reynolds of Raptors HQ [6:52], Mike Zavagano, NBA Writer for Dime [38:41], Yahoo Sports' Vivek Jacob [51:39], Columnist for Mercury News Dieter Kurtenbach [1:19:18] to preview tomorrow night's Game 5 of the NBA Finals and Nick Ashbourne to get you set for the series finale between the Blue Jays and Diamondbacks at Rogers Centre [1:38:08]. As well, Rob takes listeners calls and texts throughout the show.

It's Sportsnet Today with Rob Wong and Sho Alli, live from Sportsnet Grill! The boys recap the Toronto Raptors incredible Game 4 win last night at Oracle and try to make sense of the fact that they are a win away from their first NBA Championship. John Chick [4:11] and James Herbert [45:36] offer their thoughts on the NBA Finals, while Bernard Lyght previews the Monster Jam Triple Threat Series that will hit Scotiabank Arena June 21st to 23rd (which he will compete in) [1:15:57], and Ben Nicholson-Smith joins the show for some Blue Jays talk [1:29:01]!