Ben and Daniele stay on the Blue Jays' page while the team's win streak has the city of Toronto buzzing. The hosts look at the chemistry of this team that many players and manager John Schneider keep referencing, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr. who says he can’t wait to get to the clubhouse everyday. Is there a worry of disrupting that at the deadline? The pair delve into Vladdy’s season as a whole and if there would be more grumblings about it if they weren’t leading the division. They also share their take on George Springer's All-Star snub and it's potential correlation to the 2017 Astros cheating scandal. MLB Network Insider Jon Morosi (27:05) joins to discuss what kind and how big of a splash the Jays could make at the trade deadline, as well as some pending free agents in Toronto and what they could be looking at on the open market.

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Ben Ennis is joined by Daniele Franceschi today as the Blue Jays continue to roll. They dive into Toronto’s tenth straight win, this time beating the White Sox 6-1 in a game that was shortened to seven innings due to the rain. As the red-hot Jays aim to tie a franchise record with another victory this afternoon, Ben and Daniele look at the how this run paints this team in Toronto sports history, no matter where the season goes from here. They chat about Chris Bassitt’s start, his willingness to take the mound once more before the All-Star break, and his aspirations to win the World Series. B&D also get into if Davis Schneider's resurgence and if he can again be consider part of the core of this team. To end the hour, the pair delve into the Raptors and what next season holds for them.

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Ben and Brent keep the focus on baseball through the final hour of the day. The hosts chat about how the Blue Jays have exceeded their expectations so far this season as they sit atop the American League East. What can they add that won’t ruin that cohesion and chemistry? MLB Network’s Brian Kenny offers his take on Toronto’s resurgence this season, what indicates to him that its real, and which teams they could target as potential trade partners at the deadline. Later, the morning duo bring on their Sportsnet cohort and insider, Shi Davidi (26:00), who is with the team in Chicago. The trio discuss the Jays' current winning streak and maintaining momentum into the All-Star break, along with some names to watch on the trade board.

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Ben and Brent reset on the Blue Jays to start their second hour with a look ahead to the MLB trade deadline. The hosts discuss what the team could add and at what cost, while sifting through some of the top names on the 2025 trade board. They focus on one marquee name out there, two-time Cy Young winner Jacob DeGrom, and question what the asking price would seemingly be. Later, Ben and Brent shift gears to chat about Gavin McKenna, projected top pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, and his decision to sign with Penn State for the upcoming NCAA season. Gord Stellick (24:37), former GM turned NHL analyst, takes a look at the Maple Leafs' offseason thus far, what Brad Treliving has done, what's still on the table, and the main roster differences from last year to the present.

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Ben and Brent are back discussing another Blue Jays victory! The hosts breakdown the team's ninth consecutive win, this one on the road in Chicago against the White Sox. They dive into the offence coming up big once again powered by the unlikely Joey Loperfido, who homered and drove in three runs. B&D look at what his role could be on this team, before pondering if contributions like that amplify the narrative that Toronto really is a “team of destiny” this season. The pair also look at the another strong outing by starter José Berríos and debate if he’s the Jays' true number one. Later, the duo chat about the video Masai Ujiri put out yesterday to Toronto and ask if this closes the door on his era in the city. The pair close by discussing the impact that Mitch Marner’s departure could have on Auston Matthews’ mindset.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning continue their coverage on-location from the NHL Alumni Association Classic at Coppinwood Golf Club. The hosts are first joined by Hockey Hall of Famer, Guy Carbonneau, to discuss his golf game and the excitement surrounding the future of the Montreal Canadiens. Fellow Hall of Famer, Doug Gilmour, offers his thoughts on the impact of Mitch Marner’s departure from the Maple Leafs. Former Leaf, Darcy Tucker, joins the hosts to offer his own thoughts on the state of the team following the start of free agency and what to expect from Auston Matthews and Matthew Knies heading into next season. Former NHLer, Shayne Corson, joins in to reflect on his own postseason runs and what it takes to win a Stanley Cup, before Sportsnet's Luke Gazdic helps the boys wrap everything up!

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning hit the airwaves live from the NHL Alumni Association Classic at Coppinwood Golf Club alongside Executive Director and President, Glenn Healy. He offers his thoughts on today's tournament, swaps some stories from his time in the NHL, and discusses the impact of state tax on player movement around the league. Nick Kypreos (29:10), host of Real Kyper and Bourne, joins the guys to chat about his experience on the course so far. Former NHLer Adam Graves joins the conversation to share some memories from their 1994 Stanley Cup victory with the New York Rangers and much more!

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Ben Ennis and Brent continue their coverage live from the NHL Alumni Association Classic at Coppinwood Golf Club. The pair reset on the division-leading Blue Jays and debate if this is the most likeable Jays team in recent memory. The hosts compare them to that squad from 2015 that went on a run and captivated Canada, before identifying which player they should be looking as the deadline approaches. Would a winning team entice Bo Bichette to re-sign, even on a short term deal. Kevin Barker (23:38), co-host of Blair and Barker, gets it down and gets it singing on what’s led to the turnaround with this team. The trio dive into the renaissance from George Springer, the return of Max Scherzer, what Addison Barger brings, and what should be expected from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. if this team wants to keep it up.

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The FAN Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kicks off live from the NHL Alumni Association Classic at Coppinwood Golf Club! The boys start off discussing the steam-rolling Blue Jays who won their eight-straight game yesterday and completed their seven-game homestand sweep by defeating the Angels in three. The hosts give their thoughts on how the Jays managed to take a three-game lead in the American League East over the Yankees and Rays. Does this team feels like destiny is on their side? Ben and Brent question how sustainable this run is, how the team might piece together the bullpen, and how some returning players could interrupt what’s going on. The pair wrap up with thoughts on the Maple Leafs' offseason including how the roster is shaping up for the season and if there any moves out there that Toronto missed out on.

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Brent Gunning and Daniele Franceschi close out the week alongside Sam McKee, producer of Real Kyper and Bourne and co-host of Leafs Talk. Sam shares his final thoughts on the Mitch Marner saga, before forecasting how Leafs Nation will welcome him in his return back to Toronto. The guys close out the week with Blake Murphy (27:45), co-host of Jays Talk Plus on Sportsnet. The trio chat about the secret to the Blue Jays' recent success, if it's sustainable in the long term, if George Springer will continue to perform like this, and who the team should add ahead of the trade deadline.

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