We discuss an eventful weekend in the sports world, and the official start of NBA player movement (0:40). WGR 550’s Sal Capaccio on the Bills’ heartbreaking loss in Arizona (20:41). Golf Channel’s Arron Oberholser on Dustin Johnson’s win at The Masters, Tiger Woods’ eventful Sunday, and what went wrong for Bryson DeChambeau at Augusta (48:08). Sirius XM NBA Radio’s Mitch Lawrence on the reported trade of Chris Paul to Phoenix, James Harden’s hopes of joining the Brooklyn Nets, and why he feels Fred VanVleet will stay with the Raptors (1:11:07). SportsNet LA’s Ned Colletti discusses his time working with new Miami Marlins GM Kim Ng, and takes a look at the Francisco Lindor trade market (1:36:07). Hockey Night In Canada’s Elliotte Friedman on what the next steps are for the NHL in terms of the 2021 season (1:57:24). We check in with Tim & Sid’s Tim Micallef on NBA free agency (2:13:19)!

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We discuss the Miami Marlins’ historical hiring of Kim Ng as their GM, making her the first female and the first Asian-American GM in Major League Baseball history. Sportsnet’s Ken Reid gives us his take on the world of sports, and discusses his new book, “One to Remember: Stories from 39 Members of the NHL’s One Goal Club” (14:43). Blue Jays Central’s Hazel Mae on the hiring of Kim Ng in Miami (47:55). NFL Insider John Clayton previews the NFL’s Week 10 slate (1:11:25). Toronto Raptors VP of Basketball Operations & Player Development Teresa Resch on the significance of the Marlins’ hiring of Kim Ng, and how Teresa’s role with the Raptors has been impacted by the pandemic (1:35:54). Atlanta Braves President of Baseball Operations/GM Alex Anthopoulos on Kim Ng, and the hiring of his former assistant GM Perry Minasian to be the GM of the Los Angeles Angels (2:00:20).

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We discuss our favourite all-time Sports Illustrated covers. Buffalo Bills WR John Brown discusses the team’s season thus far, and how Josh Allen compares to other quarterbacks he’s played with – including Carson Palmer, Joe Flacco, and Lamar Jackson (13:00). Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum on the Canadian contingent at The Masters, and how the 2021 season is shaping up, including the Canadian Open (34:38). The Toronto Star’s Doug Smith on where the Raptors could potentially be playing next year, and Fred VanVleet’s recent remarks about his free agency (47:57). ESPN’s Jorge Sedano on the NBA off-season, and what we can expect from the Lakers and Clippers (1:13:18). NFL on CBS and Brooklyn Nets voice Ian Eagle discusses the start of the Steve Nash era in Brooklyn, Sunday’s Bills-Cardinals matchup, and the unique aspects of covering The Masters (1:35:51). ESPN’s Jeff Passan on the Chicago White Sox’s controversial defence of manager Tony La Russa, and on the Francisco Lindor trade market (1:59:36).Arash Madani and Richard Deitsch host.

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We discuss the meaning of Remembrance Day, and the athletes that served their countries. The Athletic’s James Fegan on the controversy surrounding Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa’s DUI arrest (29:35). We look at Fred VanVleet’s remarks about what’s most important to him in free agency. The Boston Globe’s Ben Volin on Bill Belichick’s first post-Brady season in New England, and the passing of Boston Celtics great Tommy Heinsohn (53:25). Golf Channel’s Damon Hack previews The Masters, including Bryson DeChambeau’s status as the favourite, and what to expect from defending champion Tiger Woods (1:16:08). The “Nothing Personal with David Samson” Podcast’s David Samson on Marcus Stroman’s decision to stay with the Mets, the Tony La Russa situation, what to expect in terms of a Francisco Lindor trade market, and Jeff Luhnow’s lawsuit against the Astros (1:37:41). ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski on what we can expect from a potential NHL return (2:02:33).

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We discuss the latest details in regards to Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa’s off-field conduct, and former Astros GM Jeff Luhnow’s legal action taken over his firing. With Terry Fox on the short list to potentially appear on the new Canadian $5 bill, we ask throughout the show what other Canadian athletes potentially deserve that honour (15:00). “At The Letters” podcast co-host Ben Nicholson-Smith on the Blue Jays’ reported willingness to bring in another shortstop despite already having Bo Bichette at the position, and the report of the team’s interest in free agent centre fielders George Springer and Jackie Bradley Jr. (21:13). The New York Post’s Brian Costello on the Jets’ Monday night loss to the Patriots, their 0-9 start to the season, and the possibility that they’ll be able to draft Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence (48:09). Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Teoscar Hernández on his breakout 2020 campaign, the ability of the unconventional season to bond the team, his Silver Slugger award win, his plans of playing winter ball in the Dominican Republic, and manager Charlie Montoyo’s impact on the squad (1:20:10). The Houston Chronicle’s Chandler Rome on Jeff Luhnow’s lawsuit against the Astros (1:36:08). The L.A. Times’ Dan Woike on the NBA’s agreed-upon December 22nd return, and what we can expect the season to look like (1:57:23).

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We discuss the major news of the weekend and how we’ve made it to November Masters Week (2:03)! ESPN’s Andy North – a two-time U.S. Open champion – discusses what to expect this week at Augusta National (23:01). WIVB’s Jerry Sullivan on the Bills’ most impressive start since their Super Bowl era (48:29).  What did the guys make of the Notre Dame fans storming the field after Saturday’s win over No. 1 Clemson? Tim Leiper on the Blue Jays reaching a quick one-year deal with starter Robbie Ray, and whether he sees a Francisco Lindor trade making sense for Toronto (1:15:15). Hockey Night In Canada’s Elliotte Friedman on the latest in regards to the NHL’s return, and what he could see the 2021 season looking like (1:59:58). CBS Sports’ Amy Trask on the NFL weekend, including the Bills’ win over the Seahawks, and the 0-8 New York Jets ahead of Monday’s matchup with the Patriots (2:19:21).

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We discuss the decision by the Boston Red Sox to re-hire previously-fired manager Alex Cora (0:25). CAA Hockey agent Bayne Pettinger discusses his decision to publicly come out as gay, and the positive support he’s received within the hockey community (21:47). The Washington Post’s Chelsea Janes on her transition from covering the Washington Nationals to covering the 2020 U.S. Election (35:38). FOX Sports’ Kenny Albert on the NFC East, Tua Tagovailoa’s first career start, and his time in the NHL’s Edmonton bubble (50:39). Raptors radio voice Eric Smith on the NBA’s agreed-upon December 22nd return, and what it means for the Raptors in terms of a home arena (1:13:46). WEEI’s Rob Bradford on the Cora re-hiring by the Red Sox (1:28:13). FOX Sports & ESPN 710’s Brock Huard on the Seahawks ahead of Sunday’s game against the Bills, Josh Allen and Russell Wilson’s seasons thus far, Joe Burrow’s rookie season, and his impression of the college football campaign thus far (1:39:21). Stephen Brunt joins the guys to discuss the current situation in regards to the Raptors and the border, and what we can expect in terms of fans in the stands for the NBA and NHL this season (2:00:26). 

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We discuss the report that NBA teams are considering allowing a limited number of fans into arena suites to start the upcoming season. Buffalo Bills RB Zack Moss discusses his rookie season thus far, and looks ahead to Sunday’s matchup with the Seattle Seahawks (21:26). Toronto Wolfpack RLFC Chairman/CEO Bob Hunter on the Super League vote that denied his club reinstatement, and the next steps for the organization (36:31). ESPN 710’s John Clayton on the Seahawks-Bills matchup, and on what he made of Tua Tagovailoa’s first start for Miami (53:55). El Caribe’s Yancen Pujols on his interview with the Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr., in which topics included Guerrero’s desire to return to playing third base, and his improved conditioning (1:19:35). The “Nothing Personal with David Samson” Podcast’s David Samson on what he expects from the MLB off-season – including what Trevor Bauer will decide to do – and the possibility of a quiet free agency year for the Blue Jays (1:37:28). Defector and 95.7 The Game’s Ray Ratto on the impact injuries and COVID-19 have had on the 49ers ahead of tonight’s matchup with the Green Bay Packers (1:57:40).

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Jeff Blair and Richard Deitsch open the show discussing the latest surrounding the U.S. election, Trevor’s Bauer’s twitter antics, and the Blue Jays’ potential interest in the free agent ace. St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O’Neill talks about becoming the fourth Canadian in MLB history to win a Gold Glove award (20:44). NFL Network’s Jim Trotter examines a quiet trade deadline, the Steelers’ impressive season, and what effect the election could have on the league (47:58). Senior NBA insider for The Athletic and Stadium, Shams Charania, shares the latest information on the start date for the 2020-21 season, James Harden, Jrue Holiday, and Fred vanVleet (1:13:58). NHL insider Brian Burke stops by for his weekly visit (1:36:09). Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi discusses Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s desire to move back to third base, his conditioning, and what the move to the hot corner would mean for the Blue Jays’ lineup (1:58:33).

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We discuss the 25th anniversary of the Toronto Raptors’ first game. Raptors TV Analyst Leo Rautins on the first game, and how he became part of the Raptors’ broadcasts (17:22). The Athletic’s Lindsay Jones on the NFL Trade Deadline, and the possibility of a 16-team post-season (44:24). NBA TV and NBA.com’s Sekou Smith on the NBA’s free agent class, including Fred VanVleet (1:05:52). Blue Jays pitching coach Pete Walker on Charlie Montoyo and Hyun-Jin Ryu respectively being named finalists for the Manager of the Year and Cy Young Awards, and on his pitching staff heading into the off-season (1:32:08). Hockey Development Coach Darryl Belfry discusses his training methods, and his new book, “Belfry Hockey” (1:58:30).

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