The Drive

AJ and Graham are live from TD Place Arena, where they're getting set for Game 2 of the Walter Cup Finals. The fellas also wrap up Dallas' comeback win over the Oilers, and the Pacers making history against the Knicks. The guys are also joined by Sam Gagner, who talks about joining the Senators as the Director of Player Development

Sam Gagner joins the program to talk about taking on the role of Director of Player Development with the Ottawa Senators

AJ and Graham debate why they want the Oilers to win the Stanley Cup. Then they hear from REDBLACKS kicker Lewis Ward, who spoke to the media in his hometown of Kingston during training camp

REDBLACKS kicker Lewis Ward speaks to the media about taking part in training camp in his hometown of Kingston, and to talk about how camp has gone

AJ and Graham start the hour by getting set for Oilers/Stars, then they're joined by Ottawa Charge head coach Carla MacLeod to talk Walter Cup Finals. The fellas wrap up the hour by discussing a couple of potential NFL rule changes that didn't come to be

Ottawa Charge head coach Carla MacLeod joins the show to talk about her team's OT win in Game 1 of the Walter Cup Final, and to look ahead to the rest of the PWHL Finals against Minnesota

AJ and Graham start the hour by reacting to the news that the Islanders have been granted permission to speak to Leafs president Brendan Shanahan. The fellas also debate some potential moves the Sens could make, then talk some REDBLACKS after hearing from William Stanback

REDBLACKS running back William Stanback speaks to the media about coming to Ottawa, and how training camp has been going so far

AJ and Graham start the show by wrapping up Ottawa's huge OT win in Game 1 of the Walter Cup Final. The fellas also discuss Florida's comprehensive series opening win in Carolina, and the Thunder beating up on Minnesota. Then they're joined by Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award finalist Mack Janes

Mack Janes joins the show to talk about being named a finalist for the NHL's Willie O'Ree Community Award and his work with the Next Shift Canada program