In the final hour on Tuesday, Daniele and Brent are joined by UFC Hall of Famer Georges St-Pierre to discuss his upcoming live show in Toronto, including his motivations and the mental challenges of his sport. They then welcome Adnan Virk (30:37) from MLB Network to recap the Home Run Derby and All-Star festivities, focusing on Cal Raleigh's impressive season and his potential as an A.L. MVP candidate. They also touch on Rob Manfred’s comments about MLB competitiveness and the possibility of a salary cap.

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Daniele and Brent continue into the second hour with a look back at Blue Jays' manager John Schneider’s entertaining ejection from the weekend in Sacramento. They take a look at the state of the rest of the American League East and which team could be looking to make a deep postseason run. The pair highlight the Red Sox amid their recent surge and discuss if they can continue to stay hot heading into the trade deadline. The hosts also talk about the Baltimore Orioles' lack of success, the regression of some of their big-name players and prospects, as well as their reluctance to spend money on the team. Sportsnet’s own Shi Davidi (30:45) checks in from the All-Star Game in Atlanta to discuss the Jays’ position atop the division, their expectations heading into the second half, and their prospect direction post-draft. They wrap up going over Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s play at the plate so far this season and if he could be in for a second-half heater.

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Brent Gunning returns to the host's chair alongside Daniele Franceschi to chat about the MLB All-Star festivities and Home Run Derby last night. They discuss this year’s field in the derby, if it was lacking some star potential, and which competitors could take that next step to superstardom. They focus on the Mariners’ Cal Raleigh, who ended up winning the event, and how the man now known as ‘Big Dumper’ was seemingly showcased. B&D also look into Brent Rooker's comments that hinted at a bit of conspiracy and unfair play against him. The duo then get into the state of Major League Baseball and competitive balance after Rob Manfred's comments, with thoughts on the Pirates and the future of Paul Skenes. The hour ends with a 'Golf Report' looking at the return of The Open to Portrush.

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In their final Monday hour, Daniele & Zack reflect on the Blue Jays as they reach the MLB All-Star Break. They chat with Brandon Wile, theScore’s MLB supervising editor, about the team’s performance and trade deadline expectations. The trio also discusses Toronto's recent draft picks. To wrap up, they preview the Home Run Derby with insights from Dave Jauss (21:23), Senior Advisor for the Washington Nationals, who has experience coaching stars like Pete Alonso and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

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Daniele and Zack continue into the second hour with a chat about the Blue Jays at the break and how important these days off are. They focus in on one of the two players who will be in Atlanta for the All-Star festivities, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. D&Z talk about how Toronto’s face of the franchise collected his 1000th hit over the weekend and debate if people are sometimes too hard on the first baseman. They look at his numbers this year, what expectations are on him and if that has, or should, increase given his new contract. Next, the two share their thoughts on rookie Jacob Misiorowski, who after only five starts, has been named an All-Star. Later, they check in with longtime tennis scribe, Christopher Clarey (25:35), who was in London covering Wimbledon, to get his thoughts on the tournament as a whole and the final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.

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Guest hosts Daniele Franceschi and Zack Bodenstein open this week on The FAN Morning Show with thoughts on the Blue Jays, who dropped their final series before the break in Sacramento to the Athletics. In what was a bit of a lacklustre finale, the pair dive into John Schneider's ejection yesterday, Max Scherzer's start on Friday night, and some overall reflections of the unofficial first half for Toronto. The pair also investigate a report that the team will be “all-in” at the trade deadline, with a certain pitcher already in their sights. Later on, the duo look back on the Wimbledon Finals and the new marquee matchup on the men's side that could uplift the sport (34:35). The hour ends with a quick golf report following an unlikely winner at the Genesis Scottish Open.

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Daniele & Zack continue their Jays discussion in the third hour, focusing on the team's MVP and the upcoming series before the All-Star Break. They welcome Sportsnet analyst Madison Shipman to discuss Vladdy's recent performance and the fairness of the criticism he's faced. The trio also explores the team's positive trends and expectations for Max Scherzer. To wrap up the week, they chat with NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly (32:05) about the new CBA, its early ratification, changes to the salary cap, the regular season schedule, and the decentralized draft.

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Daniele Franceschi and Zack Bodenstein continue the Blue Jays discourse into the second hour. The hosts start off discussing the team’s five hundred million dollar man, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., the gravity of his 14-year contract, and the expectations for him this season and beyond. They turn their attention to the upcoming MLB trade deadline and Toronto’s “untouchables” on the roster and in the system. Would the organization be willing to move Arjun Nimmala and Trey Yesavage? Sho Alli (29:30), host of Jays Talk, joins the conversation to share his take, before taking a closer look at some targets Toronto should be focusing on before July 31st.

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Guest hosts Daniele Franceschi and Zack Bodenstein take the reins on Friday's edition of The FAN Morning Show. Despite their latest game being a loss, the pair start with a chat about the Blue Jays, who still sit atop of the American League East with a two-game lead over the Yankees. They discuss how the recent run for Toronto has changed expectations of what this team should do ahead of the fast-approaching trade deadline. D&Z examine what would constitute as a job well done by the Jays' front office and would be viewed as a success in eyes of Toronto fans post-July 31st.. In the back end of the hour, the duo discusses a minor trade made late last night by the Maple Leafs, as well as projected No. 1 pick Gavin McKenna's decision to play at Penn State in 2026 and it's impact on junior hockey in Canada (31:11).

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Ben & Daniele keep the Blue Jays talk going into their third hour; this time the hosts focus on the team moving forward, roster decisions and what could be coming at the deadline. They start on the who the team’s “untouchables” would be and if anyone at the Major League level could be used as trade bait. Next, the duo bring on newly minted author Adnan Virk (23:59), weighs in on the Blue Jays and their recent run; what they need to add to be a legit contender and what some other A.L. East teams might do before July 31st.

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