Ben Ennis is joined by guest host Sam McKee on Monday to recap the Blue Jays’ weekend! As Toronto returns home from this trip 3-3 to stay at .500 on the road, they take some time to dive deeper into yesterday’s game specifically. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was used to pinch hit; how confident are they that he will be back in the lineup tonight at Rogers Centre? They look back to Friday's game highlighted by Shane Bieber’s Blue Jays debut and question if it heightens expectations for him the rest of the way. Will extra rest impact his next start? Later, the pair delve into the bullpen and why they believe it's the team's biggest concern down the stretch. Before the hour ends, the duo get into some golf talk with an exciting weekend that saw Brooke Henderson win again on home turf, Tommy Fleetwood secure his first ever PGA victory at a very good time, and whether or not Keegan Bradley will pick himself to play the Ryder Cup.

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Ben & Brent dive into the final hour of the week focused on the Blue Jays as they begin a series in Miami, featuring Shane Bieber's debut. They analyze the standings, the Jays' recent and overall road record, and what it will take to win the division or the American League. Sportsnet analyst Madison Shipman shares her expectations for Bieber's first start and what signs to look for in his return to form. They also discuss John Schneider's bullpen and rotation options. To wrap up, they connect with former MLB catcher Joe Siddall (20:20) for insights on the matchup with the Marlins and concerns about fatigue as every game becomes crucial for Toronto.

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Ben and Brent continue into the second hour alongside Charles Davis, friend of the show and NFL on CBS analyst, to talk some football with the NFL regular season now less than two weeks away. The trio debate if the Chiefs are still the team to beat in the AFC, who the true contenders are in each conference, the Shedeur Sanders experience in Cleveland, and Jerry Jones in yet another contract dispute with a star player. Next the a.m. boys turn their full attention to the Blue Jays (29:25) and tonight's debut for their marquee acquisition of this year’s trade deadline. They each give their expectations for Shane Bieber's first start in Miami and discuss the level of urgency to rediscover his Cy Young form.

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Welcome back, Ben! He joins Brent to recount his road trip with his son to Pittsburgh to watch the Blue Jays play at PNC Park. They get into what the experience was like, what he thought of the stadium that always seems to get high marks, and how well Jays fans travel. The hosting duo also get into the important A.L. East series that started last night between the Red Sox and Yankees. What is the best case outcome for Toronto? They also quickly touch on the cool Seinfeld giveaway at Yankees Stadium last night and if they could “one up” it. In the back end of the hour, B&B dive into some summer hockey talk! They discuss if there should be concern that Connor McDavid hasn’t signed his extension in Edmonton, what the Frank Nazar contract in Chicago means, and the Olympic training camp invite that was finally sent out by Doug Armstrong and Hockey Canada this week. The pair end the hour with the latest in the Cowboys contract standoff between Jerry Jones and Micah Parsons.

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Brent & Sam wrap up Thursday with baseball talk, focusing on the Red Sox-Yankees series while the Blue Jays rest. They welcome WEEI's Rob Bradford to discuss the rivalry's revival and the competitive A.L. East landscape. The conversation shifts to the entire American League's openness. To end, they check in with Ty Dunne (26:06) from Go Long, exploring key NFL storylines for the upcoming season, including contenders to challenge the Chiefs and standout QBs in the NFC.

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Brent and Sam continue into the second hour with more NHL offseason talk, starting with Connor McDavid, who hasn’t re-upped in Edmonton yet. Is a big enough deal being made about the delay in the new deal? The duo turn their attention back to baseball and zero in on an important divisional series starting tonight between the Red Sox and Yankees. They get into the historic long-running competition between these two storied clubs and ask what other matchups are viewed in the same light. Sho Alli (29:18), Blue Jays producer and host on the SN590 network, offers his takeaways from the team's trip to Pittsburgh. Is there any concern is warranted? The host of Blue Jays Talk also weighs in on how he believes the team will utilize Shane Bieber on Friday and moving towards the end of the season.

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Brent Gunning is joined once again by Sam McKee to chat about the Blue Jays, who dropped their series finale to the Pirates yesterday afternoon in Pittsburgh. They break down what went wrong in the game and question if there’s any concern of Toronto playing down to their competition. With all of the scoring coming in the first inning for both sides, the guys chat about the solid performance from Chris Bassitt and the Jays bullpen. They express their disappointment that Tommy Pham drove in both runs for the Pirates, before looking ahead to Shane Bieber's anticipated Blue Jays debut Friday in Miami. In the back end of the hour, the pair chat about the Maple Leafs offseason and Auston Matthews' latest comments on his former teammate. Sam tees up a game of true or false for Toronto's upcoming season, as Brent zeroes in on what will come to fruition in 2025-26.

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Brent & Sam wrap up their Wednesday discussing the Blue Jays, previewing their final game in Pittsburgh and the upcoming series in Miami with Shane Bieber likely starting. They welcome Sportsnet’s Dan Shulman to analyze last night’s game, Scherzer’s strong performances, and Springer’s resurgence. The show concludes with Trey Wingo (27:38) from the Alternate Routes podcast, who shares highlights from his summer of golf and discusses potential challengers to the Chiefs in the AFC, along with his thoughts on an intriguing second-year QB this season.

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Brent and Sam continue into the second hour of "hump day" revisiting the Dallas Cowboys documentary and the swag the team had in their heyday. It leads the hosts to draft who they think are the coolest athletes in their generation of sports, featuring some listeners submissions! Next up, the boys check in with friend of the show, Sportsnet's Jason Bukala (28:55), for some summer hockey talk. After catching up, the trio dive into the state of developmental leagues and the options now available for young players trying to make it to the NHL. The former Director of Amateur Scouting walks them through the benefits and limitations of each. The trio wrap up with thoughts on the NHL offseason including the re-structuring of the Maple Leafs roster and who will need to step up this season for them to make a run.

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Brent Gunning and Sam McKee are back for a midweek edition of The FAN Morning Show! The hosts start with thoughts on an impressive bounce-back win for the Blue Jays in Pittsburgh led by George Springer and Max Scherzer. The pair dive deeper into both players' resurgences in 2025 and ponder where the team would be without them. They examine Mad Max's recent stretch of quality starts and debate if he’s the ace of the staff at the moment (at least until Shane Bieber’s debut Friday). The pair also touch on Alejandro Kirk and his continued importance to the team playing winning baseball. In the back end of the hour, the guys review the new Dallas Cowboys documentary that released yesterday and dig into football in the ‘90s, before offering their take on how to fix the PGA Tour Playoffs and Championship.  

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