Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Friday morning celebrating a big Blue Jays victory over the Red Sox last night. They chat about the emotion surrounding Daulton Varsho’s grand slam, the palpable sense of relief that followed, and if they remember a bigger home run since José Bautista's iconic blast. The guys also share how impressive yesterday's bullpen day was and if they would consider using the combo of Louis Varland and Eric Lauer in the postseason. Later, Ben and Brent turn their attention to the Maple Leafs' 7-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens. They dive into Easton Cowan's fit on the fourth line to start the season and what's best for his development, before discussing if the team should consider alternatives in net given the Joseph Woll news. The boys close out the hour with thoughts on Seahawks' narrow victory over the Cardinals on Thursday Night Football and debate if Marvin Harrison Jr. is trending towards bust territory.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning host Foul Territory's Alanna Rizzo, who discusses the Blue Jays' series against the Red Sox, their recent struggles, and the upcoming division race. They also explore the A.L. MVP race and her current vote. Later, they welcome Blue Jays play-by-play announcer Dan Shulman (25:41), who shares his insights on the team's challenges, rotation management, and the postseason outlook. They question if the team is overly reliant on Trey Yesavage.

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Ben and Brent continue into the second hour alongside Gord Stellick, former Maple Leafs GM and friend of the show! Gord shares his thoughts on Joseph Woll's absence, where it leaves the team moving forward, Easton Cowan's opportunity to make the team out of camp, and the ceiling of this group heading into the 2025-26 season! Later, the guys review Collin Morikawa's comments on what he wants to hear and see from the American crowd this weekend at the Ryder Cup. After the break, Ben and Brent turn their attention to the Blue Jays' continued collapse (26:12). They voice their concerns about José Berríos' usage last night, how to view this season if the division lead does slip away, and the added weight this postseason carries for guys like Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Should we start to question his September and playoff struggles a little more now? The guys wrap up this hour with thoughts on Bo Bichette's rising price tag as the Jays' offensive struggles continue in his absence, along with why this series against the Red Sox could serve as a potential Wild Card preview.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Thursday morning by recapping the Blue Jays' 7-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox last night. What's the level of panic around the team right now? The guys forecast Toronto's chances to hang onto their AL East lead with the Yankees breathing down their neck, what to make of Max Scherzer's recent form, and the role umpires have played down the stretch. They also chat about what's factored into the Jays offence drying up, Louis Varland's scheduled start today, and the mentality behind using José Berríos during yesterday's loss. After the break, Ben and Brent recap Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving's appearance on Real Kyper and Bourne and discuss his comments about Joseph Woll's absence and the other options for Toronto in net.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning conclude Wednesday morning by hosting NHL Insider Frank Servalli. They discuss key issues facing the Toronto Maple Leafs, including how Auston Matthews can fill the gap left by Mitch Marner's absence and the team's overall strategy. They also touch on the latest regarding Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers, plus updates on Kirill Kaprizov’s contract situation with the Wild and Mason McTavish. Later, Blue Jays Central analyst Joe Siddall (26:22) joins to analyze the tightening AL East race, concerns over Bo Bichette's absence, and expectations for Anthony Santander. The morning wraps up with predictions for tonight’s Red Sox-Jays game.

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Ben and Brent kick off the second hour by reviewing the Blue Jays' decision to DFA Alek Manoah. The guys share their memories of the peaks and valleys from his time in Toronto, and express their surprise that the ride might finally be over. Will Manoah catch on with another team? Ben and Brent also weigh in on Major League Baseball's announcement yesterday that the Automatic Balls and Strikes system will be implemented next season, before taking a quick looking at the meaning of the Ryder Cup's 'Envelope Rule'. Jon Morosi (25:15), MLB Network Insider, joins the guys to chat about the tightening American League East division race. Jon touches on the Jays' form down the stretch without Bo Bichette, his initial reaction to the Manoah news, and who he believes will emerge atop the AL Central.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Wednesday morning by reviewing the Blue Jays' tough loss to the Red Sox last night that closed the gap in the American League East down to one game. They dive into George Springer's double that was called foul, Kevin Gausman's potential final start of the regular season, and how much pressure the team is feeling following the Yankees' win over the White Sox yesterday. Is today's game a must-win? The guys also take a look at the Tigers' continued collapse of the AL Central and Tarik Skubal’s uncharacteristic performance against the Guardians. Later on, Ben and Brent focus their attention on last night's Maple Leafs preseason home opener. The boys share what they saw from the Toronto's starters, before getting into Easton Cowan's opportunity to make the team and the impact of Joseph Woll's absence.

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Ben and Brent kick off this morning's final hour alongside Anthony Petrielli, Maple Leafs Hot Stove reporter, ahead of Toronto's preseason home opener! He shares what he's looking for before the season officially starts up, who's in the mix for the team's final roster spots, and the Buds' outlook in the post Mitch Marner era. The trio also examine the early defensive pairings, Morgan Rielly being in "the best shape of his life", and how the Leafs stack up in the Atlantic Division. Later on, Lou Merloni (23:50), former major leaguer and current NESN Red Sox broadcaster, checks in ahead of Boston's three-game set in Toronto. Lou dives into the Sox' season at large, why the Rafael Devers trade sparked this lineup, Garrett Crochet importance, and how they match up against the Blue Jays.

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Ben and Brent kick off this hour by teeing up the Blue Jays upcoming series against the Red Sox with the American League East in the balance. Should Toronto treat this like a playoff series? The guys discuss Kevin Gausman's security as the team's Game 1 postseason starter, before getting into Anthony Santander's rehab progress and what we need to see from him to confidently slot him into the lineup. Later, they take a closer look at some Ryder Cup storylines including Team Europe deciding not to take any money for the event, how that portrays the American side, and the big players to watch for heading into the weekend. Shi Davidi (25:27), Sportsnet Blue Jays Insider, shifts the conversation back to baseball as the Jays prepare to battle Boston at Rogers Centre. Shi shares his expectations for the series at hand, the status of Bo Bichette and Santander, Eric Lauer's ideal role in October, and what he makes of the team's rotation decisions.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Tuesday morning recapping a wild Monday Night Football matchup between the Ravens and Lions. The guys dive into everything from Detroit's 38-30 victory away from home including Derrick Henry's sudden case of the fumbles and the state of Baltimore's defensive unit. Which teams are truly looking like Super Bowl contenders after three weeks? Later on, the guys chat about the rule changes coming to the CFL next season, Nathan Rourke’s critiques, and if this help save the league long-term. Ben and Brent wrap up with thoughts on the Maple Leafs first home preseason game, the jobs still up for grabs in training camp, and what to watch for before the regular season gets underway.

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