Sportsnet Today

It's Sportsnet Today with Rob Wong and Brent Gunning! On this edition, Steven Luong previews the Toronto Raptor's first round playoff series with the Orlando Magic [2:04], Ryan Dixon recaps a wild start to the NHL Playoffs [23:19], Adam Stanley analyses a loaded leaderboard at The Masters [47:39], and Scott Wheeler looks ahead to game two of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins first round series [1:09:35].

Michael Edwards spoke to Toronto Rock goaltender Nick Rose following a nail biting 12-11 win over the Philadelphia Wings and clinch a spot in the playoffs.

Rob Wong has you covered for this edition! He's joined by Cam Lewis, Managing Editor for Blue Jays Nation, to preview this afternoon's Blue Jays match-up against the Phillies in Spring Training action.

Rob Wong has you covered for this edition of Sportsnet Today! He's joined by Keegan Matheson, who weighs in on the Blue Jays adding pitching depth and Bryce Harper's 13-year $300 million contract with the Phillies.

Josh Goldberg and Sho Alli have you covered for this edition of Sportsnet Today! Colby Armstrong joins the show to discuss tonight's Original Six matchup between the Maple Leafs and Canadiens [10:52]; Eric Engels shares his thoughts on the surprisingly successful season of the Canadiens [35:34]; Josh and Sho talk more hockey from around the NHL and we hear a recap of the Sabres 5-2 win against the Capitals [56:40] and the Rangers 5-2 win over the Devils [59:09].

Rob Wong has you covered for this quick edition of Sportsnet Today. He's joined by Sportsnet's own Shi Davidi to preview today's Blue Jays Spring opener against the Detroit Tigers.

Rob Wong hosts: FiveThirtyEight Sports senior writer Neil Paine on the evolution of the All Star Game in the major pro sports leagues (7:22), National Hockey Writer for The Score John Matisz on a disappointing Leafs loss in Arizona (25:23), Golf Week producer Dan Kilbridge updates the Genesis Open and a strong showing for Justin Thomas (51:02), Sean Tierney of The Athletic and Hockey Graphs on some teams to keep an eye on as the trade deadline approaches (1:06:35) and MLB Reporter Tim McMaster on the still slow developing MLB Free Agent market (1:50:09)

Roger Lajoie has you covered for this edition of Sportsnet Today! Up first, Jim Ralph breaks down the complete performance the Leafs showed in their win over the Golden Knights and how important Andreas Johnsson has been to the team [4:46]; Luke Lapinski talks about a tough year for the Coyotes and previews their game with the Leafs tonight [35:11]; Eric Smith shares his thoughts and experiences covering All Star Weekend in Charlotte and the development of Pascal Siakam [47:00]; Randip Janda takes a look at the Canucks trading Sam Gagner to the Oilers for Ryan Spooner and how they help their respective teams [1:12:48]; Laura Armstrong talks about the arrival of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and what Charlie Montoyo has in mind for the Jays lineup [1:29:00]; and to close out the show we hear from Charlie Montoyo [2:01:47] after today's batting practice.

Rob Wong has you covered for this edition of Sportsnet Today! Jeff Viellette joins the show off the top to discuss the Leafs finding their groove on the power play once again [5:38]; Bryan Kalbrosky weighs in on what is the ceiling for Pascal Siakam [28:36]; Cam Lewis shares his thoughts on what we can expect from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and who'll make the team coming out of Spring Training [47:48]; and producer Brent Gunning and technical director Vik Polatian joins the show with another edition of "Ahh that's pretty interesting!" [1:08:51].

Rob Wong, Matt Marchese and Brent Gunning break down how the Leafs power play has changed and how strong their forward line depth is [10:31]; the wild western conference in the NHL and how so many struggling teams are still in the mix for a playoff spot [32:43]; Pascal Siakam's carrer night, Jeremy Lin's Raptors debut, how deep the Raptors bench is and how Kyle Lowry needs to return to his prime to take the Raptors all the way [44:14]; and their expecations of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. this season [1:16:23].