Ben and Brent reset on the Blue Jays to start the second hour and preview the team's upcoming homestand that begins tonight against the Cubs. The hosts take look at the MLB standings heading into the week and evaluate how much of a collapse it will be if the Blue Jays don’t win the American League East division. They also take some time to dissect the bullpen with thoughts on who they trust most and what the pecking order should be. B&B also dive into Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s playoff numbers so far and if this will be the year that shapes who he is in the postseason. They also give their take on where Rogers Centre was listed in a recent list ranking stadiums across baseball. Later on, CPKC Women's Open Tournament Director, Claire Welsh (25:47), joins the show to preview the upcoming LPGA event taking place just outside in Toronto.

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Ben and Brent kick off this morning following a Blue Jays off-day breaking down some news in the system. Toronto is promoting their top prospect, pitcher Trey Yesavage, to Triple-A ahead of his next appearance. The hosts talk about how this move brings him one step closer to being an option for the big club down the stretch. They dive into what an exciting prospect he’s become, especially after only being drafted one year ago. B&B also debate if their trust in this front office’s prospect evaluation has changed this season. In the back half of the hour, the morning duo dissect some stories from the hockey world including an interview from the Tkachuk family. They also chat about how Connor McDavid and his wife joined Leon Draisaitl and his new bride’s honeymoon with them, and if that tells us anything about an impending extension for Connor in Edmonton.

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Ben & Brent discuss the crucial Blue Jays win over the Dodgers that avoided a sweep. They welcome former MLB catcher Erik Kratz for insights on player confidence and key moments from the game, highlighting the team effort and manager John Schneider's takeaways. MLB Network’s Adnan Virk (26:25) joins to analyze the game's significance as a postseason litmus test. The conversation also touches on what the Blue Jays need to maintain their lead in the American League.

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Ben and Brent reset on the Blue Jays at the start the second hour to look at what this past postseason-caliber series with the Dodgers showed us. The hosts examine the starters that took the mound for Toronto and chat about if their performances somehow changed the conversation of who should start come playoff time. The duo also add to the equation Toronto’s deadline acquisition of Shane Bieber following another impressive outing in AAA. Should it be his last start for Buffalo? Could prospect Trey Yesavage also play into Blue Jays season plans? B&B then weigh in on a curious celebration by Carlos Correa back in an Astros uniform. To close the hour, the boys head down to Buffalo and check in Pat Malacaro (26:50), voice of the Bisons, to get a firsthand account of Bieber’s outing this weekend, before discussing the importance the AAA team has had on the success of the Jays this season.

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Ben and Brent are back on Monday with thoughts on the Blue Jays and their weekend in L.A. The hosts dive into their series against the Dodgers that was very reminiscent of postseason baseball. The duo discuss how Toronto handled the challenge and take a closer look into the finale of the series, where the Jays managed to avoid the sweep with a dramatic comeback win. They get into the importance of that victory and some of the players who had key moments in the game, including Vlad Guerrero Jr., Ernie Clement, Eric Lauer, Mason Fluharty and Jeff Hoffman. B&B also break down the Jays’ current bullpen situation and how to best utilize those arms. Later, the boys check in on the first leg of the PGA playoffs that featured more heartbreak for golf’s loveable loser, Tommy Fleetwood, and a win for veteran Justin Rose. They also chat about the weekend that was in the NFL preseason with Shedeur Sanders’ first start, Travis Hunter playing both sides of the ball, and a record-breaking field goal.

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Ben & Brent focus on the Blue Jays as they preview the weekend series against the Dodgers, featuring a Hall of Fame pitching matchup. They invite Jeff Blair to discuss what the series reveals about Toronto’s starters and the impressive seasons of Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette. To wrap up, Anthony Castrovince (28:43) from MLB.com & MLB Network shares insights on the Blue Jays' strengths, their entertainment value, and the impact of acquiring Shane Bieber at the deadline.

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Ben & Brent discuss Vicky Mboko following her impressive NBO win, joined by SI’s Jon Wertheim to explore her rise in tennis and current ranking ahead of the U.S. Open. They also touch on Naomi Osaka’s career trajectory. Later, they briefly cover the NFL preseason, debating Joe Burrow's potential risks, and preview the Blue Jays’ weekend series against the Dodgers as a possible World Series matchup, along with an update on Alek Manoah's season status (22:11).

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Ben & Brent kick off by discussing tennis' rising star, Canadian Victoria Mboko, who recently captured her first WTA title at the National Bank Open in Montreal. They highlight her impressive tournament run and composure on the court, expressing optimism for her future. The hosts also touch on Naomi Osaka’s conduct during and after the match and analyze Paul Skenes' situation with the Pirates, questioning whether his career is being wasted. They wrap up by speculating if something in the NHL 26 trailer is meant to troll Leafs fans (32:42).

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Ben and Brent wrap up the show with baseball talk, focusing on the American League standings. They invite MLB Network's Adnan Virk to discuss the Blue Jays' historic hitting series in Colorado and their upcoming matchup with the Dodgers. The conversation shifts to the A.L. East, highlighting what the Jays need to succeed against the Yankees and Red Sox. To finish, former Blue Jay Chris Colabello (22:00) shares his insights on player comfort at the Major League level and team chemistry, comparing this year's roster to the 2015 team.

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Ben and Brent reset on the Blue Jays to start the second hour. On an off day, the hosts dive into a couple players currently on the injured list and inquire about when they may return. The duo start with George Springer, who is still waiting to get into a rehab game, and wonder if it’s the team just being cautious or if should we start to be concerned about the delay. They look at how important he has he been to the Jays this season and discuss if a layoff could set back his resurgent season. B&B then get into Andrés Giménez, who also should be returning soon, and debate where he fits, his role on this team, and if he could disrupt the good vibes of the position players in the lineup now. To close the hour, the a.m. boys check in with MLB Network’s Jon Morosi (24:45). The insider share his thoughts on the injured Jays, before discussing the questions Toronto has about their playoff rotation and Roman Anthony's contract extension in Boston.

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