On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning look at the defence and goaltending situation for Toronto and what expectations should be for Joseph Woll’s return. B&B continue the conversation, diving deeper with former Leafs’ GM, now hockey analyst and host, Gord Stellick. The trio look at Saturday’s game against the Rangers and what held the Leafs back from competing with the reigning Presidents Trophy winners; if it can tell us anything about where Toronto is in the hierarchy of the NHL. In the backend of the hour, the hosting pair look back at the Sunday Week 7 action in the NFL (26:41).

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show by talking about the World Series match-up that is now set and was what everyone had hoped for. It features two iconic franchises, the top team from each league the Yankees & Dodgers. In the backend of the hour, the morning duo look back on the Leafs loss to the Rangers on Saturday. The hour ends with a Canadian Football Report wrapping up Week 20 of the CFL (27:19).

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The FAN Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off the final hour of the week revisiting the incredibly fun Game 3 last night between the Guardians and Yankees. It leads the pair to discuss if baseball's playoffs create the most unpredictable moments. Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli joins the conversation to share his take, before offering his thoughts on some contract situations around the NHL including Jeremy Swayman, Jake Oettinger, Igor Shesterkin, Mitch Marner and Mikko Rantanen. Sportsnet's Luke Fox wraps up the hour with the latest from Toronto (29:12). He shares his early impressions of the Blue and White including who has impressed most so far, which new player has had the biggest impact and where the goaltending situation currently stands.

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning start on the Thursday Night Football game where two rookie QBs squared off. The duo continue the conversation with NFL on CBS’ Charles Davis. The trio dive into why teams are willing to put rookies under centre so quickly as well as move on maybe even faster if it doesn’t work. They also take some time to preview the rest of the slate of Sunday games including a Super Bowl re-match, a big NFC North showdown and the reunion of Aaron Rodgers-Devante Adams on Prime Time. At the back end of this hour, the morning duo discuss some other storylines around the world of sports including Kawhi Leonard being hurt (again) and set to miss infinite time this season for the Clippers. They lastly hit on the Stars extending goaltender Jake Oettinger to the Jeremy Swayman contract and what the parallels between the two are (27:38).

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show talking postseason baseball and how last night gave us another instant classic. The hosting duo gives you the rundown of how it played out, what it means for the series, and whether the Yankees should be worried. They also discuss the Dodgers pushing the Mets to the brink of ending their season with another dominating win. At the back end of the hour, the morning pair look around the NHL. They discuss some teams that might already be on must-win watch and what teams are looking like early legit Cup contenders (31:20).

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This episode of The FAN Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning opens talking Maple Leafs and debating if any one on the team stands out as the team’s proverbial “whipping boy” this season. Next, the duo pivot and revisit yesterday's postseason baseball action alongside MLB Network's Jon Morosi. He shares what he's seen so far in the American and National League Championship Series: how Mets fans are feeling, the Dodgers' surprising Game 3 blowout win, and if the Guardians stand a chance as the series shifts to Cleveland down 0-2. Later, Ben and Brent get back to some puck talk and bring back a show favourite, NHL Network’s Jason Demers (26:55). The former NHL defenceman weighs in on Colorado's early struggles and when it becomes "must-win" territory, before looking at the value of Maple Leafs' regular season and how much is at stake come playoff time; is a long run or bust?!

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning quickly take a quick look around the league that saw a couple of Pittsburgh Penguins superstars hit milestones last night and the Avalanche’s tough start to the season. The hosting pair then turned their attention back to the Leafs and tried to get into the head of new head coach Craig Berube to determine how he would feel about his team through four games and what his message would be to them right now. Next, Nick Kypreos (26:03) co-host of Real & Bourne joins the show giving some insight into some contract extension talks going on around the NHL including Toronto with Mitch Marner.

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show talking about Auston Matthews getting on the scoresheet and the power play looking better. They also take time to dissect Bobby McMann’s big night, his line with Max Domi & William Nylander as well as Anthony Stolarz between the pipes. Next, the boys update you on the NLCS as the Dodgers pummelled the Mets in Game 3 to take the series leadThe hour ends with the Canadian Football Report (29:58).  

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The FAN Morning Show goes into its final hour of Wednesday with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning looking at the Maple Leafs who are in action tonight. They dive into the goaltending situation, as well as the players like Matthew Knies who have thrived in Craig Berube’s system and others who they hope to see get on the scoresheet (looking at you, Auston). Luke Gazdic, former NHLer and Sportsnet analyst, shares why Edmonton’s slow start could be a hangover effect after the team's Stanley Cup run, along with the impact of Toronto's re-vamped blue line featuring Chris Tanev. Later, we turn our attention back to baseball’s postseason with MLB Network’s Adnan Virk (26:55). The three get into who holds the upper hand in both the American and National League, what adjustments Dave Roberts and the Dodgers maybe need to make, and what matchup would be most ideal for the World Series. Today’s show ends with Ben and Brent looking at the upcoming hockey schedule and giving you a game to watch with your buds!

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning get into some of the things they hope to see from the Leafs against the Kings tonight. The morning duo welcome the co-host of Real Kyper & Bourne, Justin Bourne (23:25). Before diving into the Leafs, JB weighs in on seeing the Oilers pick up their first win last night on a game he was working on Sportsnet’s Hockey Central and what the difference was for them last night. The trio then talk Leafs and what Bourne has seen systematically from the Leafs under Craig Berube and what could make the difference come this year’s Stanley Cup playoffs.

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