Jeff Blair and Richard Deitsch host. We discuss the possible Blue Jays debut of George Springer, and the current state of the Toronto Raptors’ season (00:58). The Washington Post’s Chelsea Janes on the baseball season thus far, Max Scherzer’s future with the Nationals, and the Shohei Ohtani experience (24:59). SN590’s Ben Wagner on the breaking news that George Springer’s debut will have to wait at least another day (39:10). The “Let’s Go Ricky Ro” Podcast’s Ricky Romero on the Blue Jays’ season thus far, and his thoughts on watching a player like Shohei Ohtani (51:06). Hockey Night In Canada’s Chris Johnston on his scheduled 42.2KM run to raise funds for Conquer COVID-19 and to commemorate a personal 365-day running streak, and his thoughts on the Maple Leafs’ recent stretch (1:12:39). We discuss MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s remarks about the pace of baseball being ideal for in-game wagering, and on potential expansion (1:26:42).

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We discuss a successful Leafs’ trip to Winnipeg, and major news about the NHL’s US TV deals (1:40). InGoal Magazine & NHL.com’s Kevin Woodley on the recent success of US-born goaltenders (23:30). San Francisco Giants OF/Baserunning Coordinator Tim Leiper on the Blue Jays’ recent defensive struggles (39:56). Hockey Night In Canada & 31 Thoughts’ Elliotte Friedman on the Leafs and Jets off of the weekend, and the NHL’s reported new TV deals in the US (51:49). MLB.com’s Mike Petriello on how the Blue Jays stack up analytically at this point in the season, the debate around whether Arizona’s Madison Bumgarner deserves official credit for his 7-inning no-hitter Sunday, and a wild Dodgers-Padres series (1:12:03).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We discuss the Maple Leafs’ win in a strong debut from Nick Foligno. The Athletic’s Jayson Stark on his piece examining whether the Blue Jays are baseball’s next “behemoth” (16:41). ESPN’s Jeff Passan on starring in a national video game commercial, CBA negotiations, and the Yankees’ early-season struggles (33:04). Hockey Central’s Jeff Marek on the Maple Leafs and their goaltending situation, and on Sportsnet style (47:50). Blue Jays TV voice Buck Martinez on the team ahead of this weekend’s series against the Rays (1:06:44). We discuss the 70th anniversary of Bill Barilko’s legendary Stanley Cup-winning OT goal.

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We discuss the expectations on Nick Foligno ahead of his first game as a Maple Leaf tonight in Winnipeg. SN590 Blue Jays voice Ben Wagner on the team’s recent play, and changes we could see coming to the pitching staff (19:45). Sportsnet’s Ken Wiebe on Pierre-Luc Dubois and the Jets ahead of their games against the Maple Leafs (39:31). Sportsnet LA’s Ned Colletti on the Dodgers’ and Yankees’ starts thus far, and – putting on his hockey scouting hat – the potential impact of a deadline acquisition like Nick Foligno to a team (50:47). TVA Sports’ Renaud Lavoie on the Maple Leafs and Jets, as well as the latest surrounding the Montreal Canadiens (1:11:55). We discuss the Blue Jays injury updates provided by GM Ross Atkins – including the latest on George Springer, Nate Pearson, and Julian Merryweather.

Jeff Blair and Stephen Brunt host.

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We discuss the CFL’s revised return-to-play plan. Blue Jays Central’s Joe Siddall on the team’s series-opening loss in Boston, and their lineup shuffle ahead of tonight’s game (16:12). Hamilton Tiger-Cats CEO Scott Mitchell on the CFL’s latest plans, how realistic their timeline is, as well as the continued speculation surrounding what the league’s arrangement with the XFL could look like (33:06). Hockey Night In Canada’s David Amber on another Maple Leafs loss in Vancouver, the Canucks’ impressive play since returning to the ice, and the Winnipeg Jets’ chances of winning the North Division (46:51). 2010 Vancouver Olympic & Paralympic Organizing Committee President/CEO John Furlong on his hopes of putting together a privately-funded 2030 Olympics bid for British Columbia (1:08:25).

Jeff Blair and Stephen Brunt host.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We discuss the breaking news of multiple clubs withdrawing from the recently-formed European Super League. NHL’s com’s Mike Zeisberger on the Maple Leafs ahead of tonight’s game in Vancouver, and the team’s decision to play William Nylander after considering scratching him for being late for a team meeting (19:19). The Times’ Martyn Ziegler on the demise of the Super League (33:11). The “Nothing Personal with David Samson” Podcast’s David Samson on the falling apart of the Super League, and the New York Yankees’ early struggles (48:09). OHL Commissioner David Branch on the league’s decision to cancel their return-to-play plan, officially ending their attempts to hold a 2020/21 season (1:10:40).Jeff Blair and Stephen Brunt host.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We check in on the Toronto Raptors, and discuss the Leafs’ loss in the Canucks’ return-to-play in Vancouver (1:18). Sportsnet’s Iain MacIntyre on the events surrounding the Canucks’ return, and Alex Edler’s questionable hit on Zach Hyman (33:49). San Francisco Giants coordinator Tim Leiper on the Blue Jays’ start to the season, and the impressive showing by the Los Angeles Dodgers thus far (37:46). Sportsnet’s Dan Shulman on the Blue Jays’ weekend in Kansas City (49:36). NHL Network’s Brian Lawton on the Leafs’ season, and Jack Campbell’s play in goal (1:11:10).

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We discuss the continued struggles of the Maple Leafs’ power play, and the Blue Jays’ loss in Kansas City (1:48). Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi on the Blue Jays’ injury troubles, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s continued hot start (22:57). Sportsnet 650’s Corey Hirsch on the Canucks’ COVID hiatus, and the toll it’s taken on the players (36:43). Hockey Central’s Justin Bourne on the Leafs’ power play difficulties, the lineup decisions ahead, and the Winnipeg Jets’ push for the North Division title (48:39). Royals TV analyst Jeff Montgomery on Kansas City’s up-and-coming squad, and this weekend’s series against the Blue Jays (1:05:39).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We discuss the Blue Jays ahead of their weekend set against the Kansas City Royals. MLB Executive VP of Baseball Operations Morgan Sword on the Atlantic League’s experimental rules for the season, including the “Double Hook” DH rule, and the pitcher’s mound being moved back a foot (23:20). Canadian National Women’s Soccer Team head coach Bev Priestman on the team’s play in their recent friendly wins over England and Wales, Christine Sinclair’s status, and the difficulty of picking an Olympic squad (40:29). TVA Sports’ Renaud Lavoie on the latest with the Vancouver Canucks’ scheduling situation following the team’s COVID outbreak, and the possibility of a Playoff bubble (51:48). ESPN’s Jeff Passan on the proposed Atlantic League rules, and his early impressions of the Yankees (1:11:17).

Jeff Blair and Stephen Brunt host.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We discuss the Maple Leafs and Blue Jays’ respective losses to the Montreal Canadiens and New York Yankees. Sportsnet’s Sam Cosentino on the Memorial Cup being cancelled for the second consecutive year, and what it means for the OHL and CHL as a whole (13:12). Columbus Blue Jackets GM Jarmo Kekalainen on the team’s Trade Deadline – including the trade of Nick Foligno to the Maple Leafs (22:55). YES’ Jack Curry on the Yankees’ season thus far (38:32). Hockey Night In Canada’s Elliotte Friedman on the Trade Deadline, and the Maple Leafs’ moves (49:36). The “Nothing Personal with David Samson” Podcast’s David Samson on the Erie County CEO statement that fans will need to show proof of vaccination to attend Buffalo Bills and Sabres games in the fall, and on MLB umpire Joe West’s defamation lawsuit against former catcher Paul Lo Duca (1:10:06). We discuss an impressive win for the Canadian Women’s National Soccer Team (1:26:13).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.