George Rusic and Richard Deitsch host! Brad Fay, Olympics studio host for Sportsnet, joins the show to reflect on Canada’s performance at the Tokyo Olympics (25:30). Ben Nicholson-Smith stops by to discuss the Blue Jays’ thrilling 9-8 win over the Red Sox on Sunday, George Springer’s heroic go-ahead three-run homer, and Nate Pearson’s potential addition to the bullpen (49:19). Peter King, NFL scribe for NBC Sports, weighs in on Josh Allen’s lucrative six-year contract extension with the Bills, Aaron Rodgers’ relationship with the Packers front office, and Deshaun Watson’s status for the 2021 season (1:20:21). Karl Hale, Tournament Director for the National Bank Open in Toronto, discusses the tournament’s return after a hiatus in 2020 and the star-studded field for the event (1:35:03). Toronto Raptors general manager Bobby Webster discusses Goran Dragic’s comments about joining the Raptors, Kyle Lowry’s departure to Miami, trade speculation surrounding Pascal Siakam, Scottie Barnes’ summer league debut, and Masai Ujiri’s new deal to remain in Toronto (2:01:02). 

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Ben Ennis and Stephen Brunt host! The guys open the show by sharing their thoughts on the Canadian women’s soccer team winning gold in Tokyo. Rhian Wilkinson (20:03), former member of the Canadian women’s national program, discusses the significance of Canada’s gold medal win, the unique chemistry of this year’s team, and Christine Sinclair’s legacy. Clare Rustad (47:36), former Team Canada midfielder and current CBC colour analyst, discusses Bev Priestman’s role in ushering in the next era of Canadian soccer and Stephanie Labbe’s outstanding performance in the penalty shootout against Sweden. Former Blue Jays first base coach Tim Leiper (1:07:55) weighs in on Pete Walker’s unique approach as a pitching coach and the possibility of Nate Pearson joining the Blue Jays’ bullpen. John Herdman (1:21:12), head coach of Canada’s men’s national team and two-time Olympic bronze medalist as coach of the women’s program, discusses his relationship with Priestman, his experience coaching Sinclair, and the future of Canadian soccer. CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie (1:34:22) checks in to chat about the long-awaited return of Canadian football and the league’s strict COVID-19 protocols. Ricky Romero (1:56:13), former MLB pitcher and contributor to Blue Jays Central, opines about Alek Manoah’s confident demeanour on the mound and Jose Berrios’ impact on Toronto’s starting rotation. 

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Ben Ennis and Stephen Brunt host! Michael Smith (19:58), former Canadian decathlete and current CBC analyst, discusses Damian Warner’s historic gold medal win in the Olympic decathlon competition. Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto (35:40) stops by to chat about his resurgence this season. Sportsnet’s Michael Grange (48:51) joins the show to discuss Masai Ujiri’s new contract with the Toronto Raptors. Scott Mitchell, CEO of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1:08:20), chimes in on the CFL’s return and the league’s COVID-19 protocols for the 2021 season. Pat Tabler (1:35:09), 1992 World Series champion and current Blue Jays colour analyst, weighs in on the Blue Jays’ strong play since returning to Rogers Centre, George Springer’s recent tear, and the team’s bullpen depth. Carmelina Moscato (1:58:43), former member of the Canadian women’s national soccer team and 2012 Olympic bronze medalist, discusses her memories from the 2012 Games in London, Team Canada’s semi-final win over the United States, and their matchup against Sweden in the Gold Medal Game.

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Ben Ennis and Stephen Brunt host! Anson Henry (20:58), former Canadian Olympic sprinter and co-host of the Unconventional Voices of Track and Field podcast, joins the show to discuss Andre De Grasse winning gold in the Olympic 200-metre final and his place among Canada’s all-time great sprinters. Nicholas Latifi (47:46), Canadian F1 driver for Williams, checks in to chat about his P7 finish at the Hungarian Grand Prix, his unique path to Formula 1, and the popularity of Netflix’s Drive to Survive series. Paul Molitor (1:07:37), 1993 World Series MVP and former Twins manager, discusses his experience managing Jose Berrios in Minnesota and the Twins’ level of excitement in landing Austin Martin and Simeon Woods-Richardson. Tony Sharpe (1:20:09), Olympic bronze medalist and former youth coach of Andre De Grasse, stops by to chat about De Grasse’s impressive showing at the Olympics and his maturation since the 2016 Games in Rio.. Florida State men’s basketball head coach Leonard Hamilton (1:37:33) discusses his experience coaching Scottie Barnes and what makes him such an intriguing NBA prospect. Ben Nicholson-Smith (1:59:53) checks in from the ballpark to discuss the Blue Jays’ current third base depth and the team’s revamped bullpen. 

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Ben Ennis and Stephen Brunt host! Joe Siddall (23:39), former MLB catcher and current Blue Jays Central analyst, weighs in on the Blue Jays’ first weekend back at Rogers Centre and Jose Berrios’ debut on Sunday. Former Raptors guard Alvin Williams (47:53) checks in to discuss Kyle Lowry’s decision to join the Miami Heat and his legacy as a Raptor. Karina LeBlanc (1:07:57), former goalkeeper for the Canadian women’s national team and current CBC studio analyst, discusses Canada’s landmark 1-nil win over Team USA in the Olympic semi-finals and Jessie Fleming’s clutch goal from the penalty spot. Toronto Star Raptors reporter Doug Smith (1:35:01) shares his thoughts on Lowry’s evolution during his time in Toronto and what lies ahead for the Raptors in a post-Lowry era. Donovan Bailey (1:55:58), former Canadian sprinter, two-time Olympic champion, and current CBC analyst, chimes in on Andre De Grasse’s performance thus far in Tokyo, Aaron Brown joining De Grasse in the 200m final, and Canada’s outlook for the relay competition. 

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Ben Ennis and Richard Deitsch host! The guys share their thoughts on the Blue Jays acquiring Jose Berrios from the Minnesota Twins for Austin Martin and Simeon Woods-Richardson. Dan Shulman (21:55) stops by to discuss the Blue Jays’ long-awaited return to Rogers Centre, the addition of Berrios, and Brad Hand’s fit in the bullpen. Blake Murphy (48:22), Raptors reporter for The Athletic, weighs in on Toronto selecting Scottie Barnes with the fourth overall pick in last night’s NBA Draft. Toronto Mayor John Tory (1:10:58) discusses the significance of the Blue Jays’ return as well as the extensive health and safety protocols in place for fans attending games at Rogers Centre. Shi Davidi (1:47:10) checks in from the ballpark to break down a busy MLB trade deadline and the Blue Jays’ decision to move key prospects in their deal for Berrios. Jerry Howarth (1:59:51), legendary Blue Jays radio voice, discusses some of his favourite memories from calling games at Rogers Centre and the atmosphere in the building during the team’s 2015 and 2016 playoff runs. 

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Ben Ennis and Richard Deitsch host! The guys open the show by discussing the Blue Jays’ acquisition of Brad Hand from the Washington Nationals. Frank Seravalli, NHL Insider for DailyFaceoff.com, weighs in on the Leafs’ moves from the opening day of free agency and Morgan Rielly’s future in Toronto (23:06). ESPN college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg stops by to chat about tonight’s NBA Draft and his confidence in Jalen Suggs as a premier NBA prospect (46:42). Kaleigh Rafter and Lauren Regula, members of Canada’s Olympic softball team, join the show to discuss the team’s bronze medal win in Tokyo (68:52). NBA Insider Marc Stein checks in to discuss the Sixers’ asking price for Ben Simmons and the free agent market for Kyle Lowry (1:33:14). David Samson, former MLB executive and host of the Nothing Personal podcast, shares his thoughts on the Padres closing in on acquiring Max Scherzer from the Nationals, the Blue Jays bolstering their bullpen with Hand, and Joey Gallo landing with the Yankees (1:55:37). 

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Ben Ennis and Richard Deitsch host! Rich Eisen (21:48), host of Tokyo Gold on Peacock TV, discusses Simone Biles’ decision to withdraw from the gymnastics team final on Tuesday due to mental health concerns. Mike Futa (47:59), former L.A. Kings assistant GM, weighs in on the Blackhawks acquiring Marc-Andre Fleury from Vegas and how front offices typically navigate free agency. Canadian Olympic gold medalist Maggie Mac Neil (1:09:16) checks in from Tokyo to discuss her gold medal victory in the 100m butterfly and how her training was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Michael Grange (1:35:39) stops by to chat about the market for Kyle Lowry in free agency, the Raptors’ options with the No. 4 pick, and Masai Ujiri’s status with the organization. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport (1:57:35) chimes in on Aaron Rodgers’ restructured contract with the Packers, Deshaun Watson’s status for this season, and the NFL’s revised COVID-19 protocols. 

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Ben Ennis and Richard Deitsch host! ESPN NHL reporter Emily Kaplan (23:21) discusses the Montreal Canadiens’ selection of Logan Mailloux and the Maple Leafs’ priorities in free agency. Buck Martinez (48:11), former MLB catcher and current Blue Jays broadcaster, checks in to chat about Toronto’s position heading into Friday’s trade deadline and George Springer being reinserted into the team’s leadoff spot. Brittany MacLean (1:08:55), 2016 Olympic bronze medalist and current swimming analyst for CBC, discusses Canada’s strong start in the pool at Tokyo 2020, the impressive depth of Canada’s women’s team, and the emergence of teenage sensation Summer McIntosh. Sportsnet NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman (1:35:57) weighs in on the Leafs’ desire to address their goaltending depth, the Oilers’ long-term deal with Zach Hyman, and Morgan Reilly’s future in Toronto beyond next season. Shi Davidi (1:58:40) stops by to chat about the Blue Jays’ impending return to Rogers Centre this Friday and MLB’s current trade market.

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Jeff Blair and Stephen Brunt host and open the show discussing Cleveland’s name change to the Guardians. Tim Leiweke, CEO of the Oak View Group and former President & CEO of MLSE discusses the excitement surrounding the Seattle Kraken and provides his thoughts on Masai Ujiri’s future (16:23). Kevin Goldstein of Fangraphs assesses MLB’s trade market one week away from the trade deadline and what they Blue Jays need to do (35:48). Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team Head Coach John Herdman looks back on his club’s match against the USA and looks ahead to this weekend’s Gold Cup match against Costa Rica (47:48). NHL analyst and former Los Angeles Kings executive Mike Futa shares his thoughts on the NHL rumour mill ahead of the draft including his thoughts on the breaking Coyotes & Canucks trade that would send Oliver Ekman Larsson and Conor Garland to Vancouver (1:11:45).

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