In the final hour, Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi are joined by Toronto Star writer and Leafs historian Damien Cox. They discuss the Northern Star award voting, including the debate over Shai Gilgeous-Alexander versus Summer McIntosh and other candidates. The conversation shifts to the Leafs, examining their recent performance, Dennis Hildeby’s role, and player safety decisions around Bobby McMann. Damien also shares insights on Auston Matthews’ transition. Next, sports analyst Luke Gazdic (22:44) joins to discuss Macklin Celebrini and the San Jose Sharks’ potential, the Leafs’ resurgence, and Troy Stecher's impressive performance. They also explore Team Canada’s goaltending prospects for the Olympics before wrapping up with today's Canadian Sports Moment.

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Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi begin the second hour by evaluating Auston Matthews’ season so far. They consider how his evolving game might shape fan perception, his role as a two-way centre, and the outlook for his next contract. They then shift to the red-hot Oklahoma City Thunder and their potential to continue climbing the NBA ranks. Do they have a chance to surpass the 2016 Golden State Warriors? Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi (24:35) joins from Orlando to break down the Blue Jays' work in the Winter Meetings, including their pursuit of a bat and a bullpen arm. He shares their position in the Kyle Tucker sweepstakes, their stance on available relievers, the latest on Bo Bichette, and how Pete Alonso’s move to the Orioles impacts the broader free-agent market.

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Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi open Thursday’s show by discussing Craig Berube’s and William Nylander’s comments the decision to have him skate on the third line. They then touch on Berube’s reaction to the Bobby McMann suspension and whether the Leafs may be receiving harsher supplemental discipline than the rest of the league. The conversation shifts to Joseph Woll’s return to practice, the team’s improving transparency on injuries, and Macklin Celebrini’s impressive season ahead of his visit to Toronto. After the break, the focus turns to MLB's Winter Meetings in Florida, the Blue Jays’ remaining offseason needs, and broader hot-stove news, including Pete Alonso’s move to the Orioles and its implications for the AL East.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the morning with NHL Insider Frank Servalli to discuss the Bobby McMann suspension and whether the NHL's player safety department is harsher on the Leafs. They delve into the current goaltender market, potential trades, and the likelihood of Quinn Hughes being moved by the deadline. The discussion also touches on Olympic hockey and the NHL's considerations for sending players. After the break, Raptors commentator Alvin Williams (24:45) joins to analyze the Raptors' quarterfinal against the Knicks, the playoff-like atmosphere, and the potential impact of returning players. They discuss Gradey Dick's role moving forward, Immanuel Quickley’s absence, and the Raptors' position in the Eastern Conference. The episode concludes with today’s Canadian sports moment.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the second hour by welcoming Toronto Maple Leafs forward Matthew Knies to the show! He shares his thoughts on the team’s recent play, how they emerged from their slump, his excitement for the upcoming Olympics, and what representing the United States in Milan would mean to him. They also touch on his career highlights, including his recent goal against the Hurricanes, and his involvement with Amazon’s Fulfillment Centre during the holidays. The hosts then discuss the latest news on Chris Tanev and the possibility of surgery. After the break, MLB Network host Adnan Virk (23:50) joins from Orlando to provide updates on Blue Jays free agency, including the situations involving Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker. They examine how the bullpen market is developing following the signings of Devin Williams and Edwin Díaz, the shifting perceptions of the Mets and Yankees, and the broader outlook for free agency across the AL East

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Wednesday’s show recapping the Raptors’ disappointing loss to the Knicks in the NBA Cup quarterfinals. They assess what the game revealed about the Raptors’ place in the Eastern Conference, the impact of injuries to RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley, concerns around Jakob Poeltl, and Brandon Ingram’s ongoing inconsistencies. They also outline what they hope to see from the Raptors when they return to action on Monday. The boys then shift to Bobby McMann’s one-game suspension for a high stick and whether it was justified. After the break, they react to Dylan Cease’s introduction by the Blue Jays and what his comments signal for the organization. They examine John Schneider’s remarks about IKF and his lead at third in Game 7 of the World Series, raising questions about coaching accountability. The hour wraps with discussion about Edwin Díaz signing with the Dodgers, Kyle Schwarber returning to the Phillies, and the broader implications for the free agent market, before celebrating Shai Gilgeous-Alexander winning the Northern Star Award.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off the hour with Leafs beat reporter Luke Fox. They discuss Dennis Hildeby’s surprising performance and the potential for it to continue. They also examine the impacts of Woll and Hildeby on the team, Troy Stecher's surprising contributions, and the struggles of the power play—debating whether the issue lies with personnel or coaching. They touch on the latest injury updates for the Leafs. After the break, Raptors GM Bobby Webster (22:44) joins to assess the team’s first 25 games, Brandon Ingram’s integration, and the offensive challenges without RJ Barrett. They discuss the NBA Cup's impact and Darko Rajakovic’s coaching transition. Ben and Brent then share their predictions for the night before wrapping up with the Canadian sports moment of the day.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the second hour alongside Jon Morosi, MLB Network insider. He shares what he’s hearing from the Winter Meetings in Orlando, including growing speculation around a potential José Berríos trade following Ross Atkins’ comments. Morosi discusses Berríos’ possible value, the unusually candid tone from the Blue Jays’ front office, and the team’s ongoing activity in Florida, including whether additions may come in the bullpen or at a position-player spot. He also breaks down the situations surrounding Bo Bichette, Kyle Tucker, and Tarik Skubal. After the break, the hosts shift to Dennis Hildeby’s impressive play and his impact on the team’s postseason hopes and future goaltending structure. They then revisit the Kyle Tucker rumours following a recent Joel Sherman reports, noting potential concerns the Blue Jays may need to weigh.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Tuesday’s show by recapping the Leafs’ 2–0 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning. They dive into the team’s potential season turnaround after a rough start and highlight Dennis Hildeby’s strong play in his first career shutout. They praise waiver pickup Troy Stecher’s unexpected impact amid injuries on the blue line and touch on Dakota Joshua’s improvement, Auston Matthews’ recent form, and the upcoming matchup against the Sharks. After the break, they discuss reports from the MLB winter meetings regarding José Berríos’ handling of his postseason demotion and the implications for the Blue Jays’ rotation next year. Before the next break, they examine the Eagles’ Monday night loss to the Chargers and reflect on the unusual struggles of the defending Super Bowl champions.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up Monday morning by chatting with Sportsnet Raptors reporter Michael Grange about his hip replacement surgery and the pros and cons of the procedure. They also discuss the Raptors' recent struggles, losing 4 of their last 5 games, and what has changed since their 9-game win streak. Grange shares insights on Brandon Ingram's performance, the importance of the upcoming NBA Cup game against the Knicks, and the Raptors' chances of making the top 6 in the East. After the break, Trey Wingo (24:11) joins to analyze Week 14, discuss the Chiefs' future, and the implications of the Colts' injury to Daniel Jones. The guys finish with a spotlight on a Canadian sporting moment!

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