Sportsnet Today

SN Today opens up with a conversation about Joe Thornton signing with the Panthers and the "Field of Dreams Game". Next Ben Nicholson Smith of Sportsnet.ca joins the show to talk Berrios, Vlad vs Ohtani, the field of dreams game and more! Next Kevin Goldstein of FanGraphs joins the guys to break down Teoscar Hernandez's development, Marcus Semien and George Springer, finally the guys read texts on "For You Friday"

Sportsnet Today opens up with a conversation about the Malice At The Palace documentary, then the guys are joined by Kaitlyn McGrath of the Athletic to discuss Manoah, Vladdy, Teo and the home run jacket. In the next hour the guys are joined by Tim Kurkjian of ESPN to talk about the AL Wildcard race, Spider Tac and more and finally Drew Stoltz, Co-Host of Gravy and the Sleeze on SiriusXMPGATOUR to discuss Olympic Golf Ideas, Bryson, Jordan Speith and more!

Sportsnet Today opens with a conversation about the Leafs amazon series "All Or Nothing" and what will be the most heartbreaking part for Leafs fans. Next JD Bunkis of Good Show joins the fellas to talk Leafs, Hot Takes and Jordan Romano's reliability. Next Tyler Sullivan of CBS NFL coverage joins the fellas to break down the AFC East, gambling in the NFL and more. After that former Blue Jays first base coach and SN590 Blue Jays analyst Tim Leiper joins the show to break down the Romano, Vladdy and more

Sportsnet Today opens with a conversation between Brent, Justin and Sam discussing how handy man Bourne fixed up things around his house and after that Scott MacArthur of Lead Off joined the show to discuss The back end of the Blue Jays bullpen, Reese Maguire and more. Next the fellas discuss the NFL at large, the Bills and more and after that Donnovan of Sportsnet discusses Scottie Barnes, Goran Dragic and more.

Brent Gunning and Sam McKee open Sportsnet Today with a conversation about yesterday's Wild 9-8 win for the Toronto Blue Jays, then Ben Verlander of Fox Sports And the flipping bats podcast joins the fellas to break down where the Jays rank in the fun teams in the league, George Springer, Vlad vs Ohtani and more. Next the fellas are joined by Rob Wong of Blue Jays Talk to break down the Jays series, the best moments of the home stand and the parallels between 2015 and 2021. The show finishes up with listener texts and a quick convo about Scottie Barnes' Raptors summer league debut! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Brent Gunning and Sam McKee host. Sportsnet's Caroline Cameron discusses Canada's performance at the Olympics and a tough Lou Marsh vote this year (18:10). Senior writer for theScore Joseph Casciaro chats big wins for Italy at the Olympics and Masai's extension in Toronto (46:57). Sportsnet.ca's Ben Nicholson-Smith chats the latest on the Toronto Blue Jays and their win over Cleveland (1:09:44).

Sportsnet Today Opens with a conversation about Damian Warner winning gold in the Decathalon and who should be the Canadian Flag Bearer at the closing ceremony in Tokyo. Next the fellas chat with Ben Ennis about the Blue Jays bullpen and their chances in the division. Next the guys are joined by Sportsnet's Brad Fay to discuss the Canadian Olympic performance so far and tee up tomorrow's final between Canada & Sweden in women's soccer. Finally the guys are joined Tas Melas of the No Dunks podcast to break down the NBA offseason.

Brent Gunning and Justin Bourne host. The guys are joined by Jays Talk co-host Josh Goldberg to break down the Toronto Blue Jays' win over Cleveland (17:44). Bleacher Report's Dan Favale breaks down the biggest deals and free agent signings around the NBA (46:49). Sportsnet's Colby Armstrong chats the stories coming out of Nathan MacKinnon and being a demanding teammate and take a look around the NHL (1:05:02).

Brent Gunning and Justin Bourne open up SN Today with a conversation about Kyle Lowry's tenure in Toronto and what he means to the city. Next Blake Murphy of the Athletic Joins the show to further that conversation and discuss the signing of Gary Trent JR. After that Drew Fairservice of the Spin Rate podcast joins the show to discuss Jose Berrios, The Blue Jays front office and more, followed by Vivek Jacob of Raptors.com & CBC sports to further discuss Kyle Lowry's time in Toronto and the future of the Raptors. Lots of listeners questions mixed in throughout the show with Producer Sam McKee. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

MLB.com's Jordan Horrobin joins Roger Lajoie to chat about the Blue Jays' first series win at Roger Centre in nearly two years, if he's surprised with the price Ross Atkins paid for Jose Berrios and Berrios debut against the Royals [04:50]. CBC Sports and Ottawa BlackJacks' Jevohn Shepherd stops by to discuss the prospect of a post-Kyle Lowry era in Toronto, Raptors selecting Scottie Barnes, and what went wrong with Canada's women's team to have a 1-2 start at the Games [23:30]. Maple Leafs Hot Stove Anthony Petrielli weighs in on how Toronto's roster shapes up compared to last year's team, which of the new players he's looking forward to watching, and if the Leafs now have a solid 1-2 punch in net [50:48]. Blue Jays Voice Buck Martinez discuss the improvements made in the bullpen and from the team's starting rotation, if the Jays can catch up to the Yankees in the wild card race, and Santiago Espinal quietly providing the team when great offence [01:20:00]. Plus, Bleacher Report's Sean Highkin gives his thoughts on Kawhi Leonard and Chris Paul's future with their respective teams, if Kyle Lowry will be playing for the Miami Heat next season, and if Portland will break up their backcourt [01:59:45]. Dishes and Dimes Podcast's Katie Heindl give her take on the potential final day with Kyle Lowry in a Raptors uniform, and if Lowry does leave, who will start in his place [2:21:00]. CBC's Scott Russell breaks down the Canadian women leading the charge in medal count for the country, women's soccer team playing in their first gold medal game, and how Tokyo has pulled off the Games [2:44:15].