Ailish & Justin welcome Ron MacLean (4:38) to the show ahead of Hall of Fame weekend, why some players struggle after signing massive deals when pointing to the Huberdeau situation with the Flames. Why the Oilers have fallen apart, the case to stick with Jay Woodcroft and how the Canucks had an unconventional journey to the top from new players to a new coach. Next, as the Leafs go back to back with the Flames and Canucks, we go back to back with Julian McKenzie (25:21) from The Athletic Calgary and then to Vancouver with Dan Riccio (38:55) from SN 650.  

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Ailish & Justin open the show with Steve Kouleas (5:28) on the heels of Sheldon Keefe’s fiery post-game where he called out the team and Steve outlines why the team has started slowly.  Then, he takes a look around the league from the Bruins staying hot and why the Oilers can still bounce back. Next up, a clip from Kevin Gausman who detailed on a podcast today what happened to Alek Manoah this year and where it went wrong. Later, the best of Scott Boras from the GM Meetings and blaming Rogers Centre for Matt Chapman’s offensive struggles. We close with Mark Spector (40:50) in San Jose ahead of Sharks/Oilers and what could happen in Edmonton if they lose.

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Ailish and Justin ask Frank Seravalli which Canadian team is closest to a breaking point between the Oilers, Flames and Sens. Then a bit on Jack Campbell getting waived and Jonathan Huberdeau getting benched as each team is desperate to improve. Then, if the Sens injuries are an excuse for their slow start and the Leafs reputation of being "soft".

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Ailish and Justin open with ESPN's Greg Wyshinski  (5:48) on the news that Jack Campbell was waived today, why the Oilers never provided a proper goalie to McDavid/Draisaitl and what’s next for the team that is sitting at 2-8-1. Then, to the Leafs and if the comeback against Tampa will set them in the right direction. Next up, fresh from the MLB GM meetings Blue Jays Ross Atkins is bringing back hitting coach Guillermo Martinez and we hear some of the best clips from today as well as addressing a new role for Don Mattingly. Finally, the goalie guru joins the show as we speak to Kevin Woodley from NHL.com and In Goal magazine, who shares his take on what the Oilers are trying to do and what separates Woll and Samsonov (30:38).

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Ailish and Justin begin the show focusing on the Canadian NHL teams and how they established a rankings system to gauge where teams are at in the season. Then, Jeff Marek joins the show (5:34) to discuss the state of Canadian hockey and Oilers' fanbase. Plus, how Rick Tocchet turned around the Canucks, how coaches use the media to send messages. Finally, Brady Tkachuk's plead with the fans and why he knows what he’s doing and the return of Nick Robertson! 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start with Andrew Peters (8:32), former NHL enforcer and host of the After the Whistle Podcast, who discusses the Leafs' lack of toughness in Boston after a Brad Marchand hit and why this was supposed to be a different looking team with Reaves, Domi & Bertuzzi. When is the right time to send a message? Next, Alvin Williams live from San Antonio on the new-look Raptors, a historic start for Barnes and then a big matchup this weekend vs Wembanyama (26:15). We close with John Buccigross of ESPN on The National “Hughes” League, the Bruins stay hot, the Leafs stay soft and why their roster is not good enough (39:59). 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin cuthbert start with David Amber, who drops by the studio to chat Leafs/Bruins and his theory about how they stayed so hot after losing so many pieces in the offseason. Then, on the Sens and empathy for Pierre Dorion who did way more good than bad. Next, Jon Morosi wraps up the MLB season with the Rangers win, if Seager is Hall of Fame worthy and he makes a BOLD prediction about who the Jays land in the offseason (25:47). Finally, we wrap with Aaron Rose from SI (41:29), on the Raptors, why the 76ers have taken over the rivalry and trying to figure out how good Toronto can be this season. 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start the show with Jeff Marek with the news of the Pierre Dorion firing in Ottawa today, why “no trade lists” are hidden and then his top choice as a replacement (5:44). Then, trouble in Calgary and how Washington is another team that went from contender to seller. Later, an MLB round table with both Justin Morneau and Caleb Joseph in the studio with us (25:32). They share World Series Game 5 predictions, why the DBacks can’t be counted out and stories from the field from the former Jays catcher and the 2006 MVP. Finally, a chat about the Flames reevaluating their long-term goals after a nightmare start to the season.

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We kick off the Halloween edition of the show as Ailish and Justin dress up as the Hanson Brothers. Frank Seravalli (2:07) explains why any analysis of Mitch Marner is a stretch and nothing to worry about his down season, why he thought the NHL nailed The Heritage Classic and the call for better prevention of neck injuries across all levels of hockey. Next, Jesse Rogers of ESPN (24:50) from Game 4 of the World Series, the Rangers have the advantage but they are ravaged with significant injuries, and he predicts what Gabriel Moreno will be referred to in a couple of years. Then, Jason Bukala on the Leafs and what has gone right and wrong for their defensive pairings.

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Ailish and Justin look at the sports equinox tonight with MLB, NHL, NBA and NFL all in action and they debate whether this is the best time of year, or if it's spring with The Masters, start of MLB and both NHL/NBA in the playoffs. Next up, Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff joins us ahead of the Jets/Rangers on Monday Night Hockey, Blake Wheeler back in town tonight, why ticket sales are dropping and reaction to the NHL Draft being decentralized (4:27). Later, Kevin Barker on the World Series, if the 2-3-2 format is fair and why the Jays have a long way to go (25:21). To wrap, Eric Smith and Paul Jones from Scotiabank Arena on the Raptors and if the team has shifted from Siakam to Barnes (52:27).

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