Ben, hosting solo, discusses where the Blue Jays are at as MLB hits the All-Star break (1:08). Vivek Jacob explains how we might never see a golden age of tennis like we have the last 20 years (51:56). James Sharman expresses his disgust with the actions of English soccer fans in reaction to their penalty kick loss to Italy in the Euro Cup final (1:13:29). Dann Stupp breaks down whether Conor McGregor’s MMA career could be coming to an end, and if there is a real appetite for Dustin Poirier vs McGregor round four (1:35:13). To conclude, more baseball talk with SNY’s Andy Martino (1:56:40).

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CoolBet’s Pat Gregoire shares his best bets for the weekend for the Euro 2020 final and UFC 264 (29:33). Two-time Stanley Cup champion Barclay Goodrow discusses winning back-to-back cups with the Lightning and defeating Montreal in the Stanley Cup Final (50:59). MMA journalist Ariel Helwani previews UFC 264 and what to expect from Conor McGregor in his third fight against Dustin Poirier (1:07:02). ESPN’s Kevin Arnovitz recaps Game 2 of the NBA Finals and talks about Kyle Lowry’s impending free agency (1:39:22). Sportsnet 650’s Dan Riccio and Footy Prime The Podcast’s James Sharman discuss and debate Italy & England’s road to the Euro 2020 Final ahead of their clash on Sunday (2:01:41).

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Canadiens great Guy Carbonneau provides his perspectives on the defining characteristic of the Stanley Cup-winning Lightning squads, the challenge of keeping teams together in the salary cap era, if he can see Montreal make another deep run next year, and if Andrei Vasilevskiy is in the conversation for all-time greats (28:58). Joe Osborne of Oddshark discusses what he’s looking to bet in the NBA Finals and this weekend’s McGregor-Poirier fight (46:16). Blue Jays Central’s Joe Siddall shares his thoughts on Hyun-Jin Ryu’s recent performances and the use of personal catchers for certain pitchers (52:24). Ex-Kings executive Mike Futa gives his takes on why the NHL wouldn’t follow the NBA model of luxury caps and how significant a change Julien BriseBois’ roster will see for 2021-22 (1:37:53). ESPN’s Tim Legler chimes in on how unimpressed he was with the Bucks in Game 1, and who needs to step up if Giannis Antetokounmpo is still hobbling (2:04:13).

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NBA broadcaster & former head coach Mike Fratello chats about his long-time partner Marv Albert entering retirement, how much a championship would elevate the status of Chris Paul, and the Bucks trading for Jrue Holiday instead of Paul (33:09). Brian Kenny, the host of MLB Network’s “MLB Now,” talks about Cavan Biggio’s keen eye at the plate, Bo Bichette’s defensive game, the value of gold glovers in today’s era of high strikeouts, and where he sees the Blue Jays finishing in the AL East (51:10). Lakers assistant coach Phil Handy discusses helping musician J. Cole work on his game, player development during the pandemic, his time developing prospects with the Raptors, how effective Kawhi Leonard was in defending Giannis Antetokounmpo in the 2019 Eastern Conference Final, what could’ve happened if Kawhi remained a Raptor for 2020, and the amount of injuries to star players this postseason (1:36:44). Two-time Stanley Cup Champion Kris Versteeg weighs-in on the Stanley Cup Final ahead of Game 5 between the Canadiens and Lightning (2:10:35).

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Maria St. Aubin joins the guys for Text-Line Tuesday where they field listener questions on the Blue Jays’ needs ahead of the deadline and more (24:11). Colby Armstrong of the NHL on Sportsnet on the Habs’ Game 4 win, the play of Tampa Bay’s third line, the Lightning’s dominance in the Salary Cap era, and what to expect in Game 5 (48:27). Dan Shulman shares his final thoughts on Canada Basketball at the Olympic Qualifying tournament before discussing the Toronto Blue Jays recent play and if he is concerned about Hyun Jin Ryu’s last few outings (1:35:44). The Athletic’s Julian McKenzie discusses the Habs’ win, the importance of Josh Anderson, Dominique Ducharme, and how Montreal has battled back from deficits throughout the postseason (2:03:44).

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Ben & JD open the show reacting to the Blue Jays’ weekend on the field – particularly Hyun Jin Ryu’s recent struggles – before addressing reports that the team could be returning to Toronto sooner than later to play regular season games (3:22). Hockey Central’s Justin Bourne discusses Carey Price’s performance in the Stanley Cup Final, Nikita Kucherov’s greatness and standing in the game, the Maple Leafs re-signing Jason Spezza & Wayne Simmonds, and if Frederik Andersen could be making his return to Toronto (48:14). Sportsnet’s Michael Grange talks about Canada Basketball’s tough loss to the Czech Republic in the Olympic qualifying tournament, the state of the program going forward, and the rumours that Golden State has an interest in Pascal Siakam (1:39:39). 

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Brent Gunning & Justin Bourne fill in on Good Show and open with a conversation about tonight’s Game 3 in Montreal and what the Canadiens can do to potentially get a win against the powerhouse Lightning (2:04). Golf Channel’s Shane Bacon talks about his career, Bryson DeChambeau splitting with his caddie, and more (20:35). Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston shares his thoughts on the Habs’ chances, the amount of fans allowed at Bell Centre, and the Maple Leafs’ offseason (48:23). Producer Sam McKee jumps in for “For You Friday” where we read listener texts (1:11:09). At The Letters‘ Ben Nicholson Smith on the Blue Jays’ series with the Rays, Toronto’s bullpen, and comparisons between the 2015 Jays and this year’s version (1:37:38). To conclude, Julian McKenzie of The Athletic discusses tonight’s Habs-Bolts clash (2:00:57).

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Good Show joins radio stations across Canada in celebrating and recognizing ‘A Day to Listen,’ a day to share powerful stories of Indigenous Peoples as we honour National Indigenous History Month. MLB Network radio’s Jim Duquette examines the Blue Jays-Marlins trade, how aggressive Toronto could be before the deadline, and if the Rays & Red Sox are vulnerable atop the AL East (38:22). ESPN’s David Jacoby discusses the number of All-Star players who have missed time with injuries (the latest being Bucks’ superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo), and talks about what the future could hold for Kawhi Leonard in L.A. if the Clippers win without him (1:04:30). ESPN NHL analyst and former Lightning forward Ryan Callahan previews Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final and chats about Tampa Bay’s recent dominance, Nikita Kucherov battling back from his surgery, and facing a confident Carey Price in the playoffs (1:45:54).

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Ben & JD Bunkis open the show reacting to the NBA rumour mill and a reported interest in Pascal Siakam, discuss Wayne Simmonds returning to Toronto (before the news became official) that he reached a two-year pact with the Maple Leafs (1:24). Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi joins the show to provide his assessment on the breaking news that the Blue Jays acquired Corey Dickerson and Adam Cimber from the Marlins (1:00:39). Line Movement’s Nick Kypreos gives his takes on what Ryan Nugent-Hopkins’ expected long-term deal with the Oilers will mean for Zach Hyman & the Maple Leafs, and Toronto bringing back Wayne Simmonds on a two-year contract worth $900,000 per year (1:19:27). The Chris Rose Rotation’s Chris Rose weighs-in on the Blue Jays-Marlins deal, MLB teams unwillingness to go “all-in”, and the Vladimir Guerrero vs. Shohei Ohtani MVP debate (1:37:30). Hockey Hall of Famer Martin St. Louis discusses who he’s cheering for in the Stanley Cup Final, how his Cup-winning team in 2004 compares to the current edition of the Lightning, and how the style of game has changed (2:02:07).

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Ben & JD open the show looking ahead to the start of the Stanley Cup Final between the Lightning and Canadiens and then pivot to the Blue Jays’ successful series against the Baltimore Orioles (0:14). Hockey Central’s Justin Bourne weighs-in on Andrei Vasilevskiy vs. Carey Price, the recent history of Vezina-winning goaltenders, potential Conn Smythe candidates, and the Maple Leafs bottom-six (51:21). Former NBA guard and “Knuckleheads” podcast host Quentin Richardson shares his thoughts on the NBA conference finals, Chris Paul’s effect on Deandre Ayton and the Suns young players, Kawhi Leonard not sitting with his Clippers teammates, and Damian Lillard’s reported unhappiness in Portland (1:40:24). 

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