Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discuss the fallout from Vladdy's situation, the fanbase's reaction, and the impact on the Jays’ management dynamics. They explore potential optimistic paths for the franchise and who might emerge as the new face post-Vlad. Later, they shift focus to the 4 Nations Face-off and Thursday's final, sharing updates on player injuries and the possibility of Quinn Hughes joining Team USA (32:22).

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The FAN Morning Show enters its final hour on this Tuesday with some breaking news. Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning take you live to Dunedin to hear from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as he announces that he was unable to come to terms with the Blue Jays organization on an extension to keep him with the team beyond this season. Listen to what he says and get instant reaction from the two hosts, as well as Sportsnet’s own MLB insider and Jays reporter, Ben Nicholson-Smith. The trio discuss why they think an agreement wasn’t reached to keep the Jays' homegrown superstar in Toronto long-term, along with where it leaves the team this season and beyond. To end the show, B&B head back down to Dunedin to get the other side of the story and hear comments from Blue Jays General Manager Ross Atkins as to why a deal couldn’t be done, if this ends talks completely, and what's next for the organization (40:45).

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discuss the tournament's impressive viewership and its sustainability, especially with the NHL planning best-on-best competitions every two years. They analyze the Leafs' performance, with input from former GM and current analyst Gord Stellick, highlighting standout players like Mitch Marner after his Game 1 OT winner for Canada. The hosts consider the tournament's popularity and its potential to surpass the Olympics. They also touch on how the NBA can address its major issues (27:06).

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning are still buzzing from Saturday’s 4 Nations Game between Canada and the USA. They discuss the tournament's hype, highlighting the wild start with three fights in just nine seconds and how perceptions of fighting in hockey may have shifted. The duo also previews Thursday’s rematch and its expected viewership. Later, they analyze the deadline set by Blue Jays’ superstar Vladimir Guerrero Jr. for signing an extension, coinciding with the first full workout day in Dunedin. What does this mean for both the team and fans? (32:50)

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The FAN Morning Show hits its final hour of the week with Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi looking into the Blue Jays' win projections and where they see this team in the pecking order of the A.L. East. MLB Network’s Alanna Rizzo stops by to share her take on the landscape of the division and the American league as a whole. The co-host of Fair Territory weighs in on how the Jays look heading into camp and the cloud hanging over them by not extending their superstar first baseman, before debating if it's "World Series or bust" for the Dodgers. To close out the week, today’s morning duo checks in with former pro netminder turned NHL network analyst, Cory Schneider (26:12)! He offers his thoughts on the 4 Nations Face-Off so far, tomorrow’s showdown between Canada and USA, and how players view the opportunity to play in these international best-on-best tournaments. 

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Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi discuss the highly anticipated showdown between Team USA and Canada this Saturday. They explore the historic significance of the matchup and whether the Americans will maintain their physical play or shy away due to Canada’s power play. The hosts also delve into the NBA All-Star festivities and consider if the league should adopt an international tournament format like the NHL's 4 Nations. Later, they check in with MLB insider Shi Davidi (26:07) for insights from Blue Jays camp and Vladdy’s contract talks.

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Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi discuss Team USA's impressive 6-1 victory over Finland, focusing on the Tkachuk brothers and goalie Connor Hellebuyck's performance. Are they the favourites now? Later, they shift to baseball, covering pitchers and catchers reporting for spring training and Jays’ GM Ross Atkins’ comments on Vlad Guerrero Jr.’s extension deadline, as well as updates on Erik Swanson, Will Wagner, and Alan Roden (27:51).

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The FAN Morning Show rolls on with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discussing the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament and Team Canada's performance last night. Former NHLer and current Sportsnet analyst, Luke Gazdic, stops by to chat about the variety of players that stepped up at different times for the Canadian side, Sidney Crosby's outstanding showing, and what the game plan should be for Saturday’s showdown with the United States. Next, Ben and Brent head south of the border and check in with ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski, who nailed his prediction for the first game of the tournament (22:35). This time, the trio focus on Team USA and dive into Auston Matthews' role as captain, the Tkachuk brothers not being on the same line, and how the team needs to come out of the gate tonight against Finland. They also get into the tournament as a whole, the fun and excitement it's brought back for puck fans, and what the announcement of the return of the World Cup of Hockey means.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discuss the 4 Nations Face-off, focusing on Canada’s strong performance, particularly their power play. They debate whether Jordan Binnington should continue as the goalie or if Jon Cooper might choose Adin Hill. The hosts also talk about Shea Theodore's injury and its implications for Alex Pietrangelo’s decision to sit out. They assess Canada’s standing as tournament favorites and what Team USA needs to do to claim that title. Additionally, they consider the potential for ten-minute overtime in the NHL. Friend of the show Sam McKee (26:06) joins them to celebrate the return of best-on-best hockey and preview the upcoming matchup against the States.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning delve into Canada's thrilling 4-3 overtime victory over Sweden in the inaugural game of the 4 Nations Face-off tournament. They discuss everything from the opening intros to Canada's powerful power play, Sid Crosby's leadership, and Marner's game-winning goal. The hosts emphasize the excitement of watching these talents together and the potential benefits for players like Mitch heading into the NHL season. Later, they touch on the Raptors, Brandon Ingram's positive feelings about being in Toronto, the first reporting date of Spring Training, and Alex Bregman's signing with the Red Sox—questioning if the Jays missed a key opportunity (31:24).

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