Ben and JD share their thoughts on the Matthew Thachuk-Zack Kassian feud and weigh in on Christine Sinclair’s new international goal-scoring record. Dan Hanzus, co-host of the Around the NFL podcast, checks in from Miami to chat about Andy Reid’s legacy and how the Niners can stymie Kansas City’s high-powered offence (26:15). Later, Kevin Harlan, play-by-play announcer for the NBA on TNT and NFL on Westwood One, joins the guys to discuss his personal connection with the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes’ transcendent skill set (44:42). Karina LeBlanc, former Team Canada goalkeeper and current Head of Concacaf Women’s Football, opines on her relationship with Christine Sinclair and the significance of her new goal-scoring record (1:01:43).

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Ben and JD share their thoughts on the Raptors’ win over the Hawks and Kyle Lowry surpassing Jose Calderon as the franchise’s all-time assist leader (0:04). Blake Murphy, Raptors reporter for The Athletic, joins the guys to discuss Marc Gasol’s injury and Chris Boucher’s role as a borderline rotation player (19:46). Later, Tyler Dunne, NFL scribe for Bleacher Report, checks in from Miami to chat about Andy Reid’s Hall of Fame credentials and the best storylines heading into Super Bowl 54 (1:31:09). Richard Deitsch, co-host of Writers Bloc on Sportsnet 590 The FAN, joins the guys in studio to share his thoughts on last night’s heartfelt episode of Inside the NBA. (2:04:34)

Ben and JD share their thoughts on another matchup between the Hawks and Raptors and the Maple Leafs’ 5-2 win over the Nashville Predators. Maria St. Aubin joins the guys in studio for our weekly text line segment (15:45). Mike Tanier, NFL scribe for Bleacher Report, checks in from Miami to chat about the media carousel surrounding Super Bowl week (43:54). Spurs TV analyst Matt Bonner joins the show to discuss some of his best memories of Kobe Bryant, the Spurs-Lakers rivalry, and the origin of his “Red Mamba” nickname (1:03:37).

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Ben and JD share their thoughts on Kobe Bryant’s legacy and discuss the NBA’s decision to play games following the tragedy. Jodie Meeks, former NBA guard and 2019 NBA champion, joins the show to chat about his experience playing with Kobe and the relationship they forged off the court (22:21). Howard Beck, senior NBA scribe for Bleacher Report, reflects on Kobe’s illustrious playing career, his impact on the LA community, and the various tributes from teams across the NBA (41:46). Scoop Jackson, former NBA writer for SLAM Magazine and contributor to ESPN, checks in to discuss his relationship with Kobe and the resonance of his storied NBA career (1:01:18).

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Ben and JD open the show by discussing Pascal Siakam’s election as an All-Star starter and debate Trae Young’s All-Star credentials (8:02). Michael Grange, NBA scribe for Sportsnet, checks in from New York to discuss Siakam’s continued maturation and R.J. Barrett’s development curve (21:48). Later, former NFL quarterback Carson Palmer weighs in on Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame candidacy, Tom Brady’s looming free agency decision, and how Patrick Mahomes matches up against the 49ers’ stout defence (44:03). ESPN front office insider Bobby Marks chimes in on the Raptors’ plans ahead of the trade deadline and Fred VanVleet’s market in free agency (1:06:36).

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Ben and JD share their thoughts on Zion Williamson’s NBA debut and the Raptors’ win over the Sixers (8:46). William Lou, Raptors reporter for Yahoo Sports, weighs in on Pascal Siakam’s recent shooting struggles and Marc Gasol’s resurgence after a slow start to his 2019-20 campaign (21:39). Odds Shark analyst Joe Osborne checks in to chat about the Houston Astros’ updated World Series odds and the NFL Pro Bowl (40:06). CBS NFL insider Jason La Canfora chimes in on Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame candidacy and Tom Brady’s impending free agency decision (1:05:28).

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The boys are back! Ben and JD share their thoughts on Larry Walker’s induction into Cooperstown and the hypocrisy of the Baseball Hall of Fame (9:22). Dan Shulman, Blue Jays play-by-play voice and MLB announcer for ESPN, weighs in on Walker’s Hall of Fame credentials and Derek Jeter failing to secure a unanimous vote (25:10). Alvin Williams, former NBA guard and current Sportsnet analyst, chimes in on Zion Williamson’s NBA debut, Norman Powell’s recent hot streak, and how the Raptors stack up against the best teams in the Eastern Conference (45:52). Darrin Fletcher, former major league catcher, joins Ben and JD to chat about his experience as Walker’s teammate in Montreal and his impressive Hall of Fame resume (1:08:18).

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Blake Murphy, Raptors scribe for The Athletic, is back to co-host another episode with JD Bunkis! The guys dive into the Raptors’ win over the Hawks, Trae Young’s polarizing skill set, and Norm Powell’s recent hot streak (6:14). Maria St. Aubin stops by for our weekly edition of Text Line Tuesday (26:25). Later, JD and Blake examine Pascal Siakam’s recent struggles and how he can improve his overall efficiency (46:34). Ben Nicholson-Smith, MLB writer for Sportsnet and co-host of the At the Letters podcast, joins the guys in studio to discuss the Blue Jays’ off-season activity and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s long-term future at third base (1:07:13).

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JD Bunkis is joined by guest host Blake Murphy, Raptors scribe for The Athletic. The guys dive into Conor McGregor’s victory over Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone and revisit the NFL’s conference championship games (4:30). Later, JD and Blake share their thoughts on the Raptors’ fluid bench unit and Andrew Wiggins’ relationship with Canada Basketball (27:35). Jon Anik, TV voice of the UFC, weighs in on McGregor’s dominant performance on Saturday and his potential opponents moving forward (43:29). Former NFL quarterback Sage Rosenfels checks in to chat about the 49ers’ stout rushing attack and Patrick Mahomes’ versatile skill set (1:06:11).

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Scott MacArthur, co-host of Lead Off on Sportsnet 590 The FAN, and Geoff Lowe, Sportsnet’s Digital Assignment Editor, join JD Bunkis in studio to make their picks for the NFL’s conference championship games (6:17). Eddie George, former Titans All-Pro running back and founder of the Edward George Wealth Management Group, checks in to discuss Derrick Henry’s bruising running style and the Titans’ chances of upsetting the Kansas City Chiefs (25:16). Arden Zwelling, writer for Sportsnet and co-host of the At The Letters podcast, stops by in studio to chat about the latest developments in the Astros’ sign-stealing scandal and what it means for the future of baseball (43:07). Brendan Schaub, former UFC fighter, standup comedian, and co-host of the Fighter and the Kid podcast, joins JD and Arden to discuss Conor McGregor’s long-awaited return to the octagon and his relationship with Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone (1:07:31).

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