Baseball and soccer dominate the show with Ben Shulman from the Rogers Centre (4:43) ahead of Jays vs. Astros. The guys discuss George Springer back to the leadoff position and how many player could Toronto move by the deadline. Then we move to Kevin Blue, Canada Soccer CEO (24:49) to chat about Copa America, the women defending gold at the Olympics, what the Copa America result means for the team, and his desire for Christine Sinclair to have a role within Canada Soccer.

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Frank Seravalli joins Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert to wrap up the NHL season with a look back at free agency and the draft (4:43). He shares why he's still confident the Leafs are motivated to trade Mitch Marner and why Vegas makes sense as a possible landing spot. Then, to Steven Stamkos, his move to Nashville and why Tampa will regret letting him leave. To close, the Athletic's Kaitlyn McGrath (25:18) from Rogers Centre ahead of Jays/Astros discusses the most likely trade targets from the Jays that other teams are focused on, whether or not the talk gets hotter and how that will impact the team. 

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For some behind the scenes stories of the NHL Draft we start the show with Brian Lawton (5:40) who was a former 1st overall pick, then a former agent and former GM as well. During his time in Tampa he discusses what it’s like making deals and has specific thoughts on Steve Stamkos' future, what he’s worth and what he’s looking for. Lawton then shares how deals get made, a story about making a trade he was against and how it impacted his relationship with the players involved. Then we go to the sphere and we are live on the scene with Jon Morosi (24:54) who looks at the biggest stories inside draft weekend rounds out with the start of free agency, a look at the Four Nations roster and more. Jon also gives his thoughts on the Jays and why he feels Ross Atkins made a significant change in his strategy this week. Could there be a Vladdy trade?

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert begin the show discussing Blue Jays EVP & GM Ross Atkins' comments on the team's performance so far this season, Vlad Jr. and Bo Bichette's future on the team and the shortstop's sharing of how he feels to be included amongst the trade rumours via Hazel Mae. Then, soon-to-be Hockey Hall of Famer Jeremy Roenick (13:50) stops by to chat about how he almost missed the phone call to the Hall and his initial emotions when he eventually heard the news. Afterwards, Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli (25:58) live from the 2024 NHL Awards discusses the potential of trades during award night and runs through the needs across the Canadian franchises as we near free agency. 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert look ahead to the first round of the NBA Draft tonight and who the Raptors might have their eyes on at pick no. 19. They discuss the weak draft class as a whole, Zach Edey intrigue and where Bronny James might land. Then, they react live to the Knicks re-signing OG Anunoby after their blockbuster trade for Mikal Bridges last night. Blue Jays analyst Joe Siddall (19:52) tees up the team's rubber match against the Red Sox. Finally, Michael Grange (25:17) shares everything you need to know ahead of the NBA Draft and his thoughts on the Knicks' all-in moves.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert congratulate the Florida Panthers clinching their first Stanley Cup in franchise history before welcoming former Panther and current analyst Bill Lindsay (12:00) to discuss the team's journey to their second Final and ultimately winning it all in Game 7, memorable moments from the season, and Aleksander Barkov's leadership on and off the ice. Afterward, Blue Jays radio analyst Chris Leroux (25:33) stops by to chat about the Blue Jays slump, bullpen woes and if it's time to change direction of the baseball club.

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Ailish Forfar & Justin Cuthbert welcome on the man who will be calling Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, Chris Cuthbert (5:40) to get his thoughts on the first six games. He discusses the atmosphere in Sunrise, the catalyst for the Oilers' comeback and what lessons can be learned from a coaching perspective. On for his weekly appearance, Jeff Marek (26:33) presents his case for why this is the biggest game in NHL history and what it means for both team and individual legacy tonight. Does the epic series help with marketing the game to a wider audience? Finally, Country music star and Alberta native Brett Kissel (40:43) joins us live from Sunrise, Florida to share how he is feeling on the eve of Game 7!

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With Game 6 upon us, Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert begin in Edmonton where Luke Fox joins us after a lot of travelling in the Cup Final between Florida and Edmonton (5:03). He looks at the energy in Edmonton, how the Oilers have been built for the comeback all year, how they used special teams to get back in the series and key lineup changes like the return of Nick Cousins. Later, former Oilers Dwayne Roloson on the 2006 Cup run, how he has gone back to Edmonton for a playoff game and it’s one of the loudest buildings in the league (25:49). We close with Nick Kypreos setting up Game 6, the battle between Bobrovsky and McDavid and which one takes over the game tonight (37:21).

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On the eve of Game 6 Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert bring Mike Futa (5:42) onto the show to discuss what it’s like coming back from down 3-0 as he was with the LA Kings in 2014. He looks at what makes the Oilers a true threat, why Bobrovsky is more angry than he shows and how travelling families can become a distraction. Finally, Stanley Cup handoffs, how it gets discussed and decided and weighing star players vs the longest serving members of the team. Next up, Andi Petrillo (30:05) on Euro 2024, the difficulty of watching Italy lose today and what are realistic expectations for Team Canada vs Argentina tonight as Copa América gets underway.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start with Mark Spector, fresh off a plane after covering Game 5 in Florida (5:32). He gets into why the Oilers believe they can come back, McDavid's performance in context and storylines to follow ahead of Game 6. Next up, from the radio booth covering Jays and Red Sox, Madison Shipman (25:20), shares why the team called up Orelvis Martinez and has not used him yet, where the team sits on the final game of this series, the inclusion of all the Buffalo Bisons players into the lineup and the changing dynamic in the clubhouse.

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