Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning start with the Toronto Maple Leafs' disappointing loss to the Boston Bruins again. Despite the defeat, Toronto stands up to Boston and maybe wins the physical battle to the likes of Tyler Bertuzzi & Max Domi. The play of Joseph Woll and where back-to-back 4-1 losses to Boston leaves him. Next, the morning duo turn their attention to the trade deadline and dive into some of the deals made yesterday including a couple by Toronto picking D-men, most notably Joel Edmundson and what he brings to the Leafs (37:07).

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Hour 3 with their expectations for the Maple Leafs in tonight's divisional battle against the Boston Bruins. They check in with Sportsnet’s Luke Fox, fresh off of last night's win over the Sabres, to discuss how to carry over that momentum, who needs to step up, and who GM Brad Treliving may be checking in on. Next, Ben and Brent welcome Leafs historian and the Star contributor, Damien Cox, to reflect on the lessons learned from trade deadlines past (24:56). The trio chat about the Buds playing their best “team” hockey in recent memory, before weighs the positives and negatives of a late-season addition to the roster.

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning start on the Leafs win last night and wonder if they can carry that momentum into the second game of their back-to-back in Boston tonight against the Bruins. They get into a goaltending conversation and if giving Woll the net tonight is the right mood as well as what the upside is to the two goalies they’ve been dressing. Next again they go back to look at the trades that were made already and which teams have improved themselves. B&B also tosses around some names that could be out there to help Toronto. Next, they head to Florida and check in with MLB Network’s Adnan Virk (27:27), who has been on a camp tour visiting different teams to get a sense of teams around the Majors. They dive into the A.L. East, what expectations are in the division and where exactly the Jays fit in. The hour ends with the daily Wake and Rake!

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning are back at it again and have a Maple Leafs win over the Sabres to talk about. The guys discuss what they saw from Ilya Samsonov and if he has a chance to overtake Joseph Woll to command the Leafs’ net come the playoffs. B&B  hit on Auston Matthews’ league-leading 54th goal that won the game in OT as well as the play of Toronto’s top 3 lines. They then turn their attention to the NHL as a whole with a flurry of deals getting done Wednesday ahead of Friday’s trade deadline. Ben & Brent also get a chance to talk to UFC Welterweight fighter, Kevin Holland (34:02), ahead of his fight this Saturday on a stacked UFC 299 card in Miami.

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The FAN Morning Show rolls on to Hour 3 as hosts Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning continue to preview Friday’s NHL Trade Deadline with the help of Sportsnet’s own Jason Bukala! They gauge the market as a whole following the trade of Anthony Mantha to the Golden Knights yesterday and look at some other names on the board rumoured to be on the move. Next, we head down to Florida and check in with MLB.com’s Keegan Matheson (29:36)! They start with a chat about life as a reporter covering Spring Training, before diving into the timeline for Ricky Tiedemann, Davis Schneider’s upside, and the health of Toronto’s rotation.

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning welcome Sportsnet’s own Justin Bourne. The trio goes on to discuss the team in general, their goaltending situation, if their recent winning run changed anything and who or what they should be looking to add before Friday’s deadline. Next, Ben & Brent turn their attention to baseball (30:27). They start with the weird offseason Joey Votto has had and some of his public posts about wanting to play but getting no suitors. They end talking about José Berríos and what his ceiling is this year; could he step up to be Toronto’s ace if Kevin Gausman’s injury lingers? The hour ends with the daily Wake and Rake!

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show looking around the NHL standings to see what teams could be big players come Friday. B&B gauges what the going rate on the market is, who could be on the move next or who could be made available. They then focus specifically on the Leafs and how perhaps their philosophy could be different this year under new GM Brad Treliving. Next, the guys quickly touch on the Raptors game last night as Toronto got blown out by the New Orleans Pelicans for their worst home loss in franchise history. But beyond the game, they take some time to hit on a comment made by Zion Williamson post-game regarding taking part in a future slam dunk contest (35:46).

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Hosts Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning enter the final hour of today’s show with a look ahead at the Maple Leafs' busy schedule this week and how to divide the workload between Joseph Woll and Ilya Samsonov. Sportsnet’s own Nick Kypreos shares what he's looking for as the season winds down and what went wrong Monday night against the Bruins, before circling back to Saturday's fight between Ryan Reaves and Matt Rempe. Later, Ben Nicholson-Smith, co-host of At The Letters, joins the guys live from Blue Jays Spring Training to discuss the latest on Kevin Gausman and Alek Manoah, as well as the amount of faith the organization has in their pitching depth (32:13).

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning reset their thoughts on the Maple Leafs loss to the Boston Bruins. The boys look at, how even with the defeat, Toronto’s recent run of games has more positive than negative to take away from them. B&B goes deeper into the team’s goaltending situation and the dichotomy of their two netminders. They also look at Morgan Rielly’s place on the team and his importance before what other moves could be possible ahead of Friday’s trade deadline. Next Ben & Brent return their attention to baseball with news of Josh Donaldson retiring from the MLB (24:20); they discuss what his legacy as a player will be, where he fits into Blue Jays history and if we could see & hear more from JD now post-playing. The guys end the hour with the daily Wake and Rake!

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Ben Ennis is back and reunited with co-host Brent Gunning for the first time in over a week on The FAN Morning Show. The boys get right into and discuss the latest Maple Leafs loss to the Bruins but why this one might feel a bit different than past ones. They delve into the goaltending situation and the newly rejuvenated John Tavares on the third line. After that the morning duo turn their attention to the Blue Jays (30:49) and reports out of spring training that starters Kevin Gausman & Alek Manoah are dealing with “soreness”; where it leaves the pitching staff, who is next up and how important health is to the success of the team

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