Ben and Brent kick off the second hour of the show by examining how the Blue Jays are preparing for the postseason. After yesterday's announcement that the team will participate in some intrasquad action, the guys question if Bo Bichette will take some swings, if Anthony Santander can find a way to get hot before Saturday, and how serious they will take these games. They also debate the Jays' decision to limit playoff ticket sales to the Canadians only: yay or nay? With rumors of Albert Pujols being named new Angels manager, the guys brainstorm some former Toronto athletes they would want to see as manager one day. Shi Davidi (26:13), Blue Jays writer for Sportsnet, shares his thoughts on yesterday's Wild Card action, what he's expecting to see during the intrasquad games, and how he expects Toronto's playoff roster to be assembled.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Wednesday morning recapping the Red Sox' victory over the New York Yankees last night. They chat about Garrett Crochet's impressive performance, the advantage of having top-end rotation talent, and who they would rather see face the Blue Jays in the ALDS. The guys also look at the other three series that got underway yesterday including the "small ball" Tigers, the comeback Cubs, and the Dodgers' cruise in Game 1. Later, Ben and Brent turn their attention to Kirill Kaprizov and his eight-year, $136 million extension signed with Wild yesterday. They debate how the deal will change how we view superstar contracts going forward, if $17 million per year is going to be the new benchmark, and what this means for the Maple Leafs.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up Tuesday morning by chatting with NHL insider Frank Servalli about the Leafs' extension with Anthony Stolarz. Did he like the deal? What implications does it have for free agency and the goalie market? They also discuss the impact of the LTIR on future trades and the potential for teams like the Panthers to navigate salary cap issues. Additionally, they ponder the chances of Carter Hart being signed. Later, 15-year MLB veteran Jason Grilli (25:24) joins to discuss the Rust vs. Rest debate. He shares his experiences playing for Toronto in the postseason, reflecting on the atmosphere at the Rogers Centre and the Blue Jays' celebration of their division title.

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Ben and Brent open this episode taking a look at the Wild Card as MLB's postseason is set to begin tonight. They share which series are they most excited for, what they expect as old rivals in New York and Boston meet once again, and what result Blue Jays fans should be hoping for. The guys also break down what the Blue Jays playoff roster could look like and how the team should handle Bo Bichette's injury heading into October. Jon Morosi (23:15), MLB Network insider, joins in on the Wild Card chat to share what he's watching for this week! He discusses if there is an advantage to having a bye in the playoffs, if the Guardians will continue their recent dominance over the Tigers, if the Padres can finally overcome the Dodgers shadow, and Los Angeles' plans to deploy Shohei Ohtani on the mound. Jon wraps up his interview with the latest on Bo Bichette and if he expects to see him when the Blue Jays get underway on Saturday.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning start Tuesday morning looking at some of the lineup questions concerning the Toronto Maple Leafs! Do the guys expect Easton Cowan to start the season with the big club? Who should slot onto the top line to play alongside Auston Matthews? Is James Reimer's lack of involvement a good sign for the return of Joseph Woll? The guys take a closer look at the NHL’s top 100 player list and question if Matthews being ranked 15th is a fair assessment, or if he should take that personally. They also chat about what the loss of Aleksander Barkov will mean for Panthers and the Atlantic Division as a whole. Later, Ben and Brent turn their attention to the pair of Monday night games in the NFL! They discuss Tyreek Hill’s injury, the Jets' case to be the worst team in football, and the state of the Bengals in Joe Burrow's absence. To wrap up the hour, the guys share their thoughts on Kawhi Leonard's answers regarding potential salary cap circumvention at Clippers media day, and if they expect any ramifications.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the morning by welcoming Ben Nicholson Smith, co-host of ‘At The Letters.’ They discuss the Blue Jays’ season, including their turnaround after April, the importance of securing a Bye in the Wild Card round, and potential playoff roster construction, including the use of 13 pitchers and Bo Bichette’s recovery time. They also welcome MLB Network host Adnan Virk (25:10) to analyze the AL East race and the Blue Jays' division win, along with their postseason prospects. Lastly, they cover the broader MLB landscape, touching on the Mets' collapse and upcoming Red Sox-Yankees and Dodgers series, and discuss expectations for Ohtani’s pitching.

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Ben and Brent roll into the second hour of today's show continuing celebrating the Blue Jays' division-clinching victory. They take a moment to reflect on the 2025 season, before sharing their expectations heading into the playoffs. Which lineup will we see? Later, the guys chat about Anthony Stolarz' four-year extension signed with the Maple Leafs. Trey Wingo (25:40), host of the Straight Facts Homie podcast, joins Ben and Brent to recap everything from Week 4 of the NFL. They dive into the Cowboys' 40-40 tie with the Packers, the Chiefs much-needed victory over the Ravens, and what is going on with AJ Brown and the Eagles right now. Trey also weighs in on the weekend's Ryder Cup action, some of the antics we saw from New York, and the fan appeal of the European side.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off the week celebrating the Blue Jays' American League East victory! They dive into Alejandro Kirk’s impressive game and how important has he been to this team this year, along with John Schneider's case to win AL Manager of the Year. The guys also dive into the decision to pitch Kevin Gausman in the final game of the regular season, the team's memorable postgame interviews, and if they will be remembered as fondly as 2015. How did the rest of MLB's playoff picture fall into place? Later, Ben and Brent recap Sunday's wild Ryder Cup finale including Team America's late push and the nerves ahead of Shane Lowry’s putt. They also touch on the use of the "Envelope Rule", Scottie Scheffler's singles matchup against Rory McIlory, and if the crowd at Bethpage Black took it too far at any point.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the week with Jeff Blair, co-host of 'Blair & Barker.' They discuss the Blue Jays' recent victory, Eric Lauer's performance, the Jose Berrois situation, Alek Manoah's struggles, and what constitutes a successful season for the Jays—World Series or bust? They then welcome Joe House (25:44) from 'The Ringer Gambling Show' to chat about the Ryder Cup at Bethpage, the American team's chances, key pairings, and matchups to watch, including John Rahm's pressure.

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Ben and Brent continue into the second hour alongside Charles Davis, NFL on CBS analyst! They dive into last night's clash between the Seahawks and Cardinals and discuss if Seattle is for real after moving to 3-1 on the season. Charles also shares his take on the Bills ahead of their matchup with the Saints, the level of concern surrounding the Ravens' defence, if the Rams are better than people are giving them credit for, and Shedeur Sanders reportedly turning down teams at the draft. Later, the guys discuss their initial Ryder Cup thoughts, before pivoting to baseball as José Berríos hits the IL (26:56). They chat about how this will affect their pitching staff heading into October, if Eric Lauer should have retained his place amongst the starters, and who they would rather match up with down the stretch: Rays or Orioles?

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