Ben and Brent open this hour talking NFL with Charles Davis, NFL on CBS analyst. He breaks down the Patriots' big win over the Jets last night and what it signifies to the rest of the AFC, before looking ahead to Week 11's full schedule of games kicking off on Sunday. They also touch on the Giants coaching search after parting ways with Brian Daboll and Bill Belichick's candidacy for the job. Later, MLB Network insider Jon Morosi (25:47) checks in on the Blue Jays' offseason priorities, some names Toronto is in the market for, and Bo Bichette's outlook for 2026, before looking back on last night's MLB Award winners.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Friday's edition of The FAN Morning Show looking back on the Maple Leafs' overtime loss to the Kings to stretch their losing streak to four games. They discuss Toronto being outshot by a wide margin and their first impressions of the group without Auston Matthews, before getting into the team's decision to waive David Kämpf and ultimately terminate his contract. Later, the boys break down the Raptors' 126-113 win over the Cavaliers, marking perhaps the team's best performance of the season. What does this win say about Toronto's ability to compete against the elite teams in the Eastern Conference? Ben and Brent also look into the Patriots' dominating win over the Jets as they make their case to be the best team in the AFC, before wrapping up with thoughts on Aaron Judge winning the American League MVP Award.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up their morning show by chatting with ESPN NFL analyst Herm Edwards. They dive into the AJ Brown situation in Philadelphia, the Packers' offensive struggles, and whether the Seahawks are real Super Bowl contenders. They also discuss the crucial divisional matchup between the Chiefs and Broncos, and whether Bills fans should be worried about their team's performance. Lastly, they touch on the Patriots' status facing the Jets. Next, they welcome Joshua Kloke (26:01) from The Athletic to discuss the Leafs' current difficulties and Joseph Woll's playing status, followed by a look at Canada's upcoming friendly against Ecuador and World Cup preparations. They conclude with final thoughts on Canada and the Leafs facing the LA Kings.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the second hour by discussing what might help the Maple Leafs break out of their current slump. They look into how the team can adjust if Auston Matthews is out long-term, Easton Cowan and David Kämpf’s potential returns, and the possibility of William Nylander moving back to centre. The pair then review the 2025 Cy Young Award winners, before discussing a rumour of a player wanting to join the Yankees. After the break, they’re joined by Sportsnet’s Luke Fox (23:54) to analyze the Leafs’ recent struggles, injury concerns, Nylander’s role, the team’s current mindset, and how they might manage their goaltending this week.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Thursday’s show by breaking down the Toronto Maple Leafs’ response to their loss against the Boston Bruins, noting the calm within the team and the message from Craig Berube. They discuss Joseph Woll’s return with the Marlies and what it could mean for his NHL comeback, as well as the importance of tonight’s game for Anthony Stolarz to prove himself as the number one goalie. The pair also touch on Auston Matthews’ potential absence and whether Easton Cowan could get another NHL opportunity. After the break, they take a closer look at why Shane Bieber chose to opt into his deal, before examining the Blue Jays’ offseason priorities with a focus on how the rotation and bullpen might shape up for next season. They close the show by talking about the Tkachuk brothers launching a new podcast and how it might compare to the Kelce brothers’ New Heights pod.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off the hour with former Raptor Alvin Williams, discussing the team’s early-season performance, chemistry, and lead scorer potential. They explore Immanuel Quickley’s role and the defensive ceiling's playoff implications. Alvin also reflects on his experience playing for Lenny Wilkens. The hosts then analyze the Mavericks' firing of Nico Harrison and its impact on Luka Doncic. Afterward, they welcome MLB Network's Adnan Virk (28:02) to discuss Stephen Vogt's AL Manager of the Year win over John Schneider, Blue Jays' league perception, and hot stove season updates, including free agency and potential rivalries with the Dodgers. The morning wraps up with the Crown Canadian Moment!

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Ben and Brent open the second hour by breaking down the Leafs’ 5-3 loss to the Boston Bruins. They focus in on Auston Matthews and Anthony Stolarz' health concerns, the team’s long-term outlook, and how to mitigate the struggles between the pipes. Could these issues signal a difficult season ahead? Later, they’re joined by Sportsnet NHL analyst Jason Bukala (27:37) to analyze the Leafs’ current situation, touching on structural challenges, defensive play, and the next generation of NHL superstars.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Wednesday morning recapping the Maple Leafs’ disappointing loss to the Boston Bruins. They highlight the team’s slow start, the concerns following injuries to Anthony Stolarz and Auston Matthews, and question Toronto's playoff chances moving forward. Later, the guys shift to baseball to discuss Stephen Vogt winning American League Manager of the Year over John Schneider and whether the Blue Jays are getting enough credit for their season. They also touch on the team’s outlook at the winter meetings and how recent postseason runs may have changed perceptions of the franchise. The show wraps up with a look at the Raptors’ win over the New Jersey Nets.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the final hour with NHL insider Frank Seravalli on where this Leafs crisis actually ranks and what the playoff math says. He expresses his skepticism about the goaltending until Joseph Woll returns and notes the trade market is tight. They also tackle the “what if they miss the playoffs” question and what it would mean for core evaluations. After the break, Sportsnet’s Blake Murphy (24:50) joins in-studio to weigh Toronto’s pull as a modern free agent destination, how the Jays should spend this winter and who to prioritize. 

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Ben and Brent roll into the second hour of The FAN Morning Show alongside Gord Stellick, former Maple Leafs General Manager. Gord evaluates the level of panic for the Maple Leafs as they head into Boston tonight for a rematch against the Bruins. They highlight how last season’s goaltending masked deeper issues and look into Auston Matthews’ urgency as captain, before tipping their cap to a heavyweight Hall of Fame class. After the break, the guys debate the Leafs’ playoff odds, assess Joseph Woll’s return, and ask if breaking up the top line makes sense (27:47).

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