The FAN Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning starts off with final takeaways from the Maple Leafs' dominating win last night. Sportsnet’s own Ben Nicholson-Smith shifts the conversation to tomorrow's Opening Day extravaganza to help preview and project the Blue Jays this year. The trio dive deep into all things Jays including the lineup, the new additions, the pitching staff, and if there could be a last-minute Vladimir Guerrero Jr. extension coming. To close the show, the boys bring on friend of the show, MLB Network's Adnan Virk (25:50), to look around the majors. They touch on just how dominant the Dodgers could be, before making the case why the American League East is still the toughest division in baseball.

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Ben & Brent reset on the Leafs, analyzing the team's dominant performance during a big offensive night. They discuss the quietness of the Matthews line, pondering if it signals a down year for Auston or just an off night. The duo highlights the second line's strong play led by William Nylander, contemplating his pursuit of the Rocket and whether coach Craig Berube will allow it. To wrap up, they chat with Sportsnet's Jason Bukala for his insights on the Leafs' playoff push and his latest draft list (23:30).

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Ben & Brent discuss Toronto's strong performance, highlighting key players like Scott Laughton, Morgan Rielly, Bobby McMann, and John Tavares, while mentioning Nylander's "Rocket" chase and Anthony Stolarz's stats. They briefly address Alphonso Davies' torn ACL before diving into Blue Jays news. The duo debates whether the Jays missed a chance to trade Vlad Guerrero Jr. and questions their pitching velocity (34:45).

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The FAN Morning Show goes into its final hour dissecting two Toronto teams at different, pivotal points of their seasons. First up, Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning check in with Sportsnet’s own Leafs reporter, Luke Fox! They dive into the remaining schedule for Toronto that will feature a battle for the Atlantic Division, before discussing why tonight could be a Scott Laughton “revenge” game against his former team that could help him find his footing with the Blue and White. To close today’s show, the hosting duo are joined by MLB Network’s Matt Vasgersian (28:32) ahead of tomorrow’s "baseball eve". The trio preview the start of the season and make their projections for the Blue Jays, the American League East, and the World Series favourite Dodgers.

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Ben & Brent discuss TML GM Brad Treliving's recent trade reaction, assessing its current impact and future implications. They also express concerns about its long-term viability. Later, they preview the upcoming MLB season and the Blue Jays, talking with former Big League catcher Erik Kratz (25:55) about Alejandro Kirk’s extension, potential for Vlad Jr., and managing a veteran pitching staff.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show discussing the Leafs' season and their hopes for the team as they vie for the Atlantic Division. A key topic is finding the right role for new acquisition Scott Laughton. They also touch on the significance of the Leafs landing top NCAA free agents. Later, the hosts discuss Ryan Yarbrough's signing with the Yankees and its impact on Jays fans, and wrap up by debating NFL WR Puka Nacua's retirement plans and which athletes would leave their sport early if they could (28:24).

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The FAN Morning Show hits its final hour of Monday with the focus on two Toronto teams; one heading towards the playoffs and one about to start the regular season. Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning dive into everything Maple Leafs after dropping Saturday's game against the Predators and discuss where they fit into the landscape of the Eastern Conference. NHL Insider Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff stops by to look at the ever-changing playoff picture, Toronto's treacherous path ahead no matter who they face in the first round, and if they are better equipped than in seasons past. Later on, Buck Martinez (27:05), Blue Jays broadcaster, former MLB catcher and manager, joins the guys to share his take on the Jays' Opening Day roster, which players stood out to him during the spring, and if this team can exceed expectations this season.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning are joined by former Leafs' GM and analyst Gord Stellick to discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs' recent performance, including their three-game win streak and a disappointing loss after a two-goal lead. They explore the team's inconsistent play and what to expect leading into the playoffs. The conversation shifts to the Toronto Blue Jays with former player Kevin Barker (24:59), who analyzes the Opening Day roster and discusses how manager John Schneider can help the team get off to a strong start.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discuss the team’s recent trend of three-game splits and whether they missed an opportunity to take the division lead. They analyze the team's killer instinct, compare it to past Leafs performances, and evaluate Joseph Woll's play. John Tavares’ post-game comments are also highlighted. In the later segment, they share insights on the Blue Jays' Opening Day roster, Alejandro Kirk's extension, and Canada’s win over the U.S. in the Conacaf Nations League third-place match (27:35).

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The FAN Morning Show hits its final hour of the week with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning resetting on the Maple Leafs' week that was. The hosts welcome on Sportsnet’s own David Amber to discuss how the narrative around Toronto has changed from Monday and the feeling around the team is different heading into the weekend. The trio also take some time to look around the NHL, discuss the playoff format and some of the first round matchups that could be very intriguing. To close out the week, B&B bring on Adnan Virk (24:23) of MLB Network, NHL Network and Amazon Prime Monday Night Hockey. They delve into Blue Jays President and CEO Mark Shapiro’s optimistic comments yesterday about keeping Vlad Guerrero Jr. in Toronto, how the negotiations have played out publicly this preseason and what they think the fan perception of it all is.

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