Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start the week with Jeff Marek (6:35) for “Marek Monday!” He delves into the Oilers' sudden slide and how the 16-game streak covered up a lot of flaws. Then, a debate over the Oilers goaltending, if it’s dangerous to go with Skinner and if not him – who? Later, over to the Jets, a ticket slump, a visit from the Commissioner and why Matt Rempe is literally fighting everyone. Finally, Michael Grange (26:39) on why you shouldn’t get fooled by the Raptors push for the play-in and what’s best for them the rest of this season. 

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Ailish Forfar & Justin Cuthbert head to Dunedin where Buck Martinez (6:08) prepares for the team’s debut Spring Training game vs. the Phillies tomorrow. Buck shares the biggest reasons for optimism, what he learned from a conversation with Bo and the fact the team knows they have something to prove. Then, which positions the Jays are weakest at. Later, Kyle Bukauskas (26:33) on NHL sidelines, Matthews vs. McKinnon for the Hart and our favourite Canadian matchups for a Saturday night.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert are pleased to be joined by Carter Hutton (5:13), former NHL goalie and Leaf in 2022. He talks about what it was like facing Matthews, some insight when it comes to Samsonov and his contract and how Jo Woll's return impacts his confidence. Then, a look at the Vezina race and why Connor Hellebuyck is the front-runner.  Later, down to Scotiabank arena where Will Lou (25:23) checks in as the Raptors kick off their second half.  Over to what’s wrong with All-Star and why SGA is a legit candidate for MVP. Finally, when it comes to Vince Carter... it’s complicated. 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start with Sarah Nurse (1:11) in the studio to discuss PWHL Toronto's mid-season resurgence. She gets into managing emotions in the league's inaugural season, Natalie Spooner's scoring streak, her experience in the Battle on Bay Street and her new initiative, Nursey Night. Later, Sportsnet host David Amber (25:38) sets the stage ahead of Leafs/Coyotes tonight, and he guarantees Auston Matthews will score his 50th goal in his home state. He weighs in on Matthews' path to a 70-goal season, the Leafs' peculiar winning record without Rielly in the lineup, the Oilers' biggest needs and runs through interesting storylines to follow ahead of the deadline.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start with a look into the Blue Jays' first full-team day at Spring Training and how arbitration meetings may impact Vladdy Jr.'s upcoming season. They are joined by The Athletic's Sean Gentille (7:02) who shares his thoughts on Jagr-mania in Pittsburgh over the weekend, whether the Penguins' season is salvageable and how much blame and pressure is on the shoulders of GM Kyle Dubas. Later, with Spring Training games around the corner, Kevin Barker (30:39) joins the show to discuss the grind of camp, what type of internal improvements he expects, Manoah's opportunity to bounce back and Anthony Rendon's odd declaration that he doesn't like baseball.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start with a look back on the weekend in sports - the incredible pace of Auston Matthews, a successful Battle on Bay Street in the PWHL and a dud NBA All-Star weekend. Later, Caleb Joseph (27:09) on Spring Training, focus on Vladdy Jr and Manoah and why healthy pitching can never be counted on. Next, Frank Seravalli (51:09) checks in on the Hart, a goalie we need to consider, the success of the Stadium Series and giving some respect for the career of Jaromir Jagr. Finally, Arjun Nimmala (1:17:21), Jays' 2023 Draft Pick and the subject of a new docuseries called “Indian Baseball Dreams” after becoming the 1st first-generation Indian player to be drafted. 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start in Anaheim where Aaron Bronsteter is covering UFC 298 (6:00). He runs through the card, his Mount. Rushmore of MMA fighters and where Alexander Volkanovski ranks on his list. Then a look ahead to UFC 299 and 300 and who Dana White could still add to those cards. Later, Adam Stanley (26:01) on Tiger Woods withdrawing from The Genesis in Riviera, an ambulance on scene connected to his illness and how different it is to see Tiger without a Nike logo. Finally, a look at the Canadians on the men’s side and how this is the best collection of golfers we have ever seen in this country.

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Shi Davidi joins Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert from Dunedin where Pitchers and Catchers reported today and there is a real focus on a couple of Jays for an improved season (5:48). He starts with Alek Manoah and his new look and approach. Then, knowing what to watch for when it comes to Spring Training ball and expectations for Vlad Guerrero Jr. Finally, Natalie Spooner (26:31), the PWHL leading scorer, joins us after her hat trick vs Boston last night and what it’s going to be like playing in front to 18,000 + fans in Toronto at the Battle on Bay Street which will set the attendance record for women’s hockey. 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick it off with Seerat Sohi (6:26) from The Ringer and tonight, it’s all about Pascal’s past and Scottie’s future. She examines the role of Scottie Barnes now that he has the keys to the team and the use of the newest Raptors on the team like Olynyk. Then, how the Pacers are trying to integrate Siakam into their lineup. Later, John Buccigross (28:19) from ESPN on the Rielly suspension, why McDavid is always the MVP until someone proves otherwise and why Ovechkin needs more commitment to health and weight if he wants to catch and pass Gretzky and potentially hit 900 goals.

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Frank Seravalli joins Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert for some live reaction to the 5-game suspension and theories as to how they came up with that number. Then, he explains how Jacob Markstrom was about to be traded to the Devils and why it never happened. Finally, Alex Ovechkin has 5 goals in 5 games and is potentially back on track in his pursuit of Wayne Gretzky’s all time goals record. 

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