Sportsnet NHL Insider Chris Johnston break down the Leafs scary-looking power play, the unknown ceiling of Mitch Marner, Connor Carrick's future, and the backup goalie battle (12:05); OddsShark Analyst Jon Campbell reveals his NFL picks of the week (36:10); Dan Shulman gives his thoughts on the exit of John Gibbons, whether he'll find another MLB job, and what the Blue Jays will look for in their next coaching staff (47:19); ESPN's Mike Sando analyzes the QB play of the young rookies around the league, Earl Thomas's stability in Seattle, the consistency of Kirk Cousins, and how long Tampa Bay will keep rolling with Ryan Fitzpatrick (1:30:30); Postmedia's Michael Traikos doesn't think it's such a wild idea that Mitch Marner and Auston Matthews will have similar contracts when it's time for them to sign (2:01:48).

Ben & JD give instant reaction to the press conference announcing that John Gibbons will not manage the Blue Jays next season; Kyle Dubas gave some updates on negotiations with William Nylander last night on Prime Time Sports; Former Blue Jays catcher J.P. Arencibia reminisces about his time under John Gibbons, looks at why he's so respected, what it was like when Gibbons returned as the manager in Toronto, why he's such a good communicator, and whether Gibby will manage again (21:00); Is this anything: Kyle Lowry was reportedly dodging the Raptors front office over the summer; The Athletic's Craig Custance discusses the different tiers of NHL goaltender and why there are so few superstars in net, why it takes time for the perception of a goalie to catch up with their play, and the willingness of Auston Matthews to do everything in his power to improve, even incrementally (52:55); Gregg Rosenthal of the Around The NFL podcast thinks the Patriots struggles are for real this year, can't understand why the Seahawks don't want to pay Earl Thomas, believes that the Steelers won't get what they want for Le'Veon Bell, and he ranks Drew Brees highly - but not as highly as Peyton Manning (1:08:36); Arkells bass player Nick Dika thinks his softball team would go undefeated with Houston Astro Alex Bregman on his team (1:16:50); Sportsnet's John Shannon gives his opinion of yesterday's Kyle Dubas interview, saying that he expects Nylander's cap hit to start with a 6, doesn't think Dubas is feeling extra pressure just because he's young, Nylander still doesn't have much leverage, and Matthews' and Marner's deals won't be as contentious (1:36:20);

Marco Estrada may have made his final start as a Blue Jay last night and Ben & JD look at what he meant to Toronto (3:46); Good Show Leafs Analyst Justin Bourne gives his thoughts on Garret Sparks's chances to be the Leafs backup goalie and how he's perceived around the team, why Connor Carrick will have a hard time sticking with the Leafs, and who the Leafs best option for their 6th defenceman is (14:20); NFL Network Analyst Dave Dameshek weighs in on how difficult it is looking for the NFL to get its rule changes right, the potential demise of the New England Patriots, and, as a Steelers fan, what he wants to see happen with Le'Veon Bell (1:04:54); Roberto Osuna has agreed to a peace bond for one year and will have the assault charge against him withdrawn (1:23:14); Sports Illustrated's Andrew Sharp helps analyze Kawhi Leonard's laugh, the Raptors gamble in trading for him, where he will play next year, whether Toronto should trade Kyle Lowry for Jimmy Butler, and where Butler may end up (1:31:42); Sportsnet's Stephen Brunt looks at Marco Estrada's Blue Jays legacy, and what Marcus Stroman's and Aaron Sanchez's futures look like (1:58:36).

Ben & JD give their initial reactions to hearing Kawhi Leonard finally speak in a Toronto Raptors uniform this morning (1:40); Good Show's NFL Insider Sage Rosenfels breaks down the Vikings disastrous game against the Bills, the Patriots slow start, how incredible Patrick Mahomes & the Chiefs have looked (13:46); Is it time to start being a little bit worried about William Nylander's continued absence from Maple Leafs training camp? (35:29); Sportsnet's Michael Grange was at the Raptors media availability today, and thought that Kawhi Leonard came off a lot better than expected (51:06); Golf.com's Alan Shipnuck weighs in on the first PGA victory in 5 years for Tiger Woods (1:14:55); Host of The Leafs Geeks podcast Ian Tulloch on Leafs' 6th defenceman will be, William Nylander's absence from camp, Andreas Johnsson (1:32:46); Terez Paylor, Sr. NFL Writer for Yahoo Sports, on Jimmy Garoppolo's injury, rumours of Le'Veon Bell to the New York Jets (2:04:18).

The Cleveland Browns won a football game for the first time in nearly 2 years last night! (0:03); Sportsnet's Jeff Marek, co-host of 31 Thoughts: The Podcast, joins the guys to talk hockey celebrations, podcasts, Rasmus Sandin's potential, Kyle Dubas giving Toronto Marlies a real chance to make the Leafs, the overabundance of hype around the Maple Leafs before the season has even begun, and what his sneaky teams to watch this year will be (0:12); Sportsnet 650's Dan Riccio joins the guys in-studio to talk about his new life in Vancouver, Elias Pettersson-mania, and the Blue Jays season mercifully ending (31:58); Sportsnet's Donnovan Bennett is also in-studio to talk subway etiquette, the Stephen Jackson-Andrew Wiggins social media beef, the Jimmy Butler catastrophe in Minnesota, the lack of players choosing to play with LeBron, and whether Butler could actually end up in Toronto (45:45); Another edition of the Terrible Ten (1:05:31); NHL preseason action continues tonight with John Tavares's first game in Toronto (1:31:05); Is Conor McGregor out of control and losing his focus? (1:39:40); ESPN's Senior NHL Writer Greg Wyshynski is in San Jose to check out Erik Karlsson's training camp, and gives his opinion on Pierre Dorion & Eugene Melnyk's relationship with the people of Ottawa, and whether the NHL got it wrong with Max Domi's suspension (1:44:42); Former NFL Executive Michael Lombardi thinks that Baker Mayfield wouldn't have gotten in last night's game if Tyrod Taylor didn't get hurt, Hue Jackson is not a good enough coach to lead a team right now, the New York Jets need to be more creative to get Sam Darnold opportunities, the Steelers are in a great position to re-focus right now, and Eli Manning is done as a quality QB (1:57:39)

NHL Insider Chris Johnston talks about the Leafs abundance of bottom-pair defenceman, how the 4th line looks set, whether this is another year where Josh Leivo doesn't get a shot, the potential of Tyler Ennis, how rookie draft pick Rasmus Sandin looked on the ice, and the lack of news on the William Nylander front (8:16); New co-host of Leafs Nation, Marc Savard, discusses the Leafs forward depth, what it's like to be a young player in training camp, contract negotiations with the young Leafs stars, Ron Hainsey's role on the team, and Max Domi's questionable punch on Aaron Ekblad (45:58); Oddsshark Analyst Jon Campbell on the best bets of Week 3 in the NFL (1:18:35); The multi-talented Will Leitch has thoughts on the best days of the week, guest recommendations, whether divisions should be abolished in baseball, (1:30:13); Sports Illustrated's Conor Orr takes stock of Josh Gordon in New England, the disaster of Hue Jackson in Cleveland, and how Pittsburgh has dealt with Le'Veon Bell & Antonio Brown (2:04:07).

Glenn Healy, Executive Director of the NHL Alumni Association, weighs in on whether jobs can actually be won in training camps, when the Leafs should give their back-up goaltender opportunities, why bridge contracts often lead to gigantic deals afterwards, and what is going to bring the Maple Leafs and William Nylander back together (11:29); Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Jake Dotchin had his weight balloon so much in the off-season that the team had to terminate his contract (34:39); NHL/MLB Network Host Jackie Redmond returns to the Sportsnet studios to partake in an old favourite, "Sports Tinder" (45:3); Jimmy Butler has asked for a trade from the Minnesota Timberwolves and has 3 teams he wants to go to: the Clippers, the Nets, and the Knicks (1:17:00); Former NHLer Matthew Barnaby has plenty of thoughts on the disastrous situation surrounding the Ottawa Senators, the Maple Leafs first preseason game and how a lack of training camp will hurt William Nylander, how contract negotiations work, how good the offence will be, and the Leafs need for a reliable defenceman (1:31:34); Ben & JD predict the storylines for the rest of the preseason: Borgman will be a thing, McIlhinney will remain the backup, and Zach Hyman will still not score (2:02:34).

NHL on Sportsnet's David Amber on Tuesday's Maple Leafs-Senators pre-season opener in Lucan, ON (6:51); How should Leafs fans cope with the inevitable scorn they'll face from other fanbases this season? (32:01); Canada Basketball President/CEO Glen Grunwald on his new role, and on the possibility of Bryan Colangelo's coming in to help the program (48:24); Sportsnet's Chris Johnston on the Leafs' pre-season opener (1:09:36); Jerry Howarth discusses his induction as a member of the inaugural class of the Sportsnet Hall of Fame, and his thoughts on the Blue Jays' season-to-date (1:28:20); Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport President/CEO Paul Melia on the organization's criticism of WADA's decision to reinstate the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (1:58:44).

JD has been a Seattle Seahawks fan his whole life, but after last night's game, he's out on Russell Wilson (6:12); NHL on Sportsnet's Colby Armstrong weighs in on how to pronounce John Tavares's name, how exciting training camp can be for young guys looking for a chance, whether teammates will eventually get frustrated with William Nylander not signing a contract (13:40); Ben & JD discuss hopes for the Leafs defense and how many spots are up for grabs in training camp (35:17); New York Times author Mark Leibovich's new book "Big Game: The NFL in Dangerous Times" takes an in-depth look at the Patriots dynasty, the machinations around the inner workings of the league, the lack of leadership among owners and commissioner Roger Goodell, and Donald Trump's impact on the NFL (46:09); What's more interesting: Raptors games or Kawhi Leonard free agency talk? (1:11:137); Dan Hanzus of the Around The NFL podcast shares his opinion on New England's gamble on Josh Gordon, the rocky relationship between the Steelers and Le'Veon Bell, Russell Wilson's frustrating inconsistencies, and whether Ryan Fitzpatrick and Jameis Winston can co-exist in Tampa Bay (1:31:21); Sportsnet's Andrew Berkshire breaks down how he thinks Auston Matthews can collect more assists than goals this season, why Zach Hyman is overrated, the potential of Toronto's power play, and why Nikita Zaitsev's contract is so bad (2:00:33).

Good Show's NFL Insider Sage Rosenfels breaks down some of the biggest Week 2 storylines: terrible penalty calls, the Vikings status as Super Bowl favourites, Ryan Fitzpatrick pushing Jameis Winston out the door in Tampa, early over-reactions (11:02); There was a report that the Blue Jays turned down rookie-of-the-year candidate Jack Flaherty of the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Josh Donaldson before the season started, and Ben & JD wish they had never heard about it (35:19); Michael Traikos, National Hockey Writer for Post Media, comments on the idea that Mitch Marner and John Tavares will kill penalties for the Leafs this year, what kind of pressure Mike Babcock and the team will face this season, what Travis Dermott's role will be (51:52); Ben & JD give their biggest takeaways from Week 2 in the NFL from a much more reasonable, measured perspective than earlier in the show (1:16:04); Good Show Leafs Analyst Justin Bourne catches the guys up on his summer before talking about what players he thinks deserve a bigger chance with Toronto, how aggressive Kyle Dubas will be in the trade market (1:32:32); Eric Wood, former Pro Bowl Center for the Buffalo Bills, has some thoughts on Josh Allen's Bills debut, Ryan Fitzpatrick's incredible first few games in Tampa Bay, Buffalo's slow start, and the shocking mid-game retirement of Vontae Davis (2:01:59).