Brent Gunning and Daniele Franceschi wrap up Wednesday morning by welcoming on Maple Leafs Hot Stove writer Anthony Petrielli (0:48). They share some final thoughts on the Leafs' offseason before diving into the most intrigueing storylines following the team going into training camp, including what will look different under Jim Hiller, Auston Matthews' health, and how Gavin McKenna will be deployed to start the season. After the break, Brent and Daniele are joined by Foul Territory host and Sportsnet contributor Alanna Rizzo (29:05)! They discuss the Jays' blowout loss to the Tigers, the AL wild card race with 10 games left in the season, what comes next for Vladdy after a season like this, Kazuma Okamoto Rookie of the Year case, and much more.

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Brent Gunning and Daniele Franceschi kick off hour two of The FAN Morning Show discussing how the Blue Jays should manage their bullpen and pitching staff down the stretch, Trey Yesavage’s progress, concerns around Dylan Cease and Max Scherzer, and what record Toronto needs to secure a Wild Card spot. Later, Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi (23:40) joins the show to break down the Jays’ bullpen usage, offensive struggles, injury-plagued pitching staff, and what the club must do to avoid the same issues next season.

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Brent Gunning and Daniele Franceschi break down the Blue Jays’ 10-1 loss to Detroit, debating whether the bullpen is finally showing signs of overuse or if the bigger issue remains the offence. They also discuss Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s season and whether the team’s struggles at the plate are a collective failure. Later, they react to Auston Matthews’ comments, Toronto’s playoff outlook, rising NHL contract values, the impact on pending Leafs free agents, and Connor Hellebuyck’s camp situation.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the morning by welcoming NHL insider Frank Seravalli joins the show to discuss the start of preseason hockey, recent contract extensions, the Canadiens’ outlook, and the latest on Connor Hellebuyck and Quinn Hughes. Later, Kevin Barker (25:34) breaks down the Blue Jays’ bullpen decisions, John Schneider’s role in the loss, Toronto’s struggles with runners in scoring position, and Kazuma Okamoto’s impressive upside.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off hour two of The FAN Morning Show with Michael Grange to discuss the Kawhi Leonard trade becoming official, the delay in finalizing the deal, and what it means for both the Raptors and Clippers. He also weighs in on expectations for Toronto this season and Kawhi’s role moving forward. Later, Jon Morosi (24:52) breaks down the Blue Jays’ loss to Detroit, Toronto’s bullpen strategy, Kazuma Okamoto’s impact, and the significance of the Tigers series in the club’s Wild Card race.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning break down the Blue Jays’ 6-5 loss to Detroit, debating whether José Soriano was left in too long, the bullpen management, and Toronto’s resilience in the comeback effort. They discuss Kazuma Okamoto’s clutch impact, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s frustrating eighth-inning strikeout, Louis Varland’s blown save, and what the loss could mean for the Wild Card race. Later, they react to the Kawhi Leonard trade finally becoming official, what it means for the Raptors’ future, and Brandon Ingram’s legacy in Toronto. The hour wraps up with a look at the Chiefs’ win over the Broncos, whether a strong run game makes Kansas City even more dangerous, and how close Drew Brees was to returning last season.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning welcome MLB Network’s Adnan Virk to discuss the Blue Jays’ Wild Card push, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s home run breakthrough, Brett Bateman’s rising profile, and whether John Schneider deserves Manager of the Year consideration. They also touch on the Eagles, the US Open, and Trey Yesavage’s growing buzz. Later, Sportsnet’s Joe Siddall (25:05) joins the show to break down Vladdy’s swing, Kazuma Okamoto’s standout rookie season, Dylan Cease’s recent dip in velocity, the Blue Jays’ bullpen success, and the remarkable story of Rudy Martin. The guys close with their outlook for the Tigers series.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning are joined by CBS analyst Charles Davis to break down the Bills’ statement win in Houston, the early impact of new coaching staffs in Buffalo and Baltimore, and whether the Saints, Chargers, and Cowboys are being properly evaluated after Week 1. Later, the guys discuss Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s home run at Rogers Centre, Dylan Cease’s workload concerns, Jesus Sanchez’s disappointing Blue Jays tenure, and the Leafs’ decision to keep Gavin McKenna out of the prospect tournament.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning recap the Blue Jays’ series win over Baltimore, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s long-awaited home homer, what it could mean for his power going forward, and Brett Bateman’s recent surge. They also discuss Bateman’s future in centre field, Dylan Cease’s declining velocity, and the Jays’ upcoming series against Detroit. Later, the guys break down Steve Ballmer’s latest comments and the potential impact on the Kawhi Leonard trade and the Raptors. They close with Week 1 NFL takeaways, including the Bills’ impressive win in Houston and what to make of Justin Herbert.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the week with Adam Jones, who reflects on his Orioles career, the infamous 2016 Wild Card game, Baltimore’s season, and key Blue Jays bats like Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and George Springer. Later, Marc Trestman (25:06) joins to discuss the Rams-49ers game in Australia, expectations for the AFC West, Justin Herbert’s next step, the Chiefs’ outlook, and his new book, Teaching the Game. The week closes with final thoughts on the Blue Jays’ crucial series against Baltimore.

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