Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert are happy to have Sid Seixeiro (3:36) on to express his humour over the Jontay Porter story, what it says about sports and gambling and why sportsbooks need more rigorous standards. Then over to Ohtani, why no matter what he comes out looking poorly and he’s not completely in the clear yet. Finally, his thoughts on the Canadian Stanley Cup curse and which team he thinks has the best opportunity. Later, Jason Bukula (28:14) on how the Panthers became one of the best teams in hockey, how their state gives them an advantage when it comes to contracts and the team in the East he thinks looks the best right now above all others. Plus, Leafs' goalies and why the Game 1 starter in the playoffs is not their most pressing concern.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start with Shohei Ohtani's presser where he outed his former interpreter as a liar and thief. After reacting to that news, we switch over to Jeff Marek (5:35) who discusses the job Rick Tocchet did with the Canucks this year, going from potential to results, why the Preds got hot at the right time and a couple new members of the 50-goal club. Next up, Ben Nicholson-Smith (30:24) on his reaction to the Ohtani story, Jays roster moves and how the rotation will be impacted by the Gausman injury. Later, is there room for both Vogelbach and Votto on the team? Finally, Mike Halford (42:10) sets the stage for the Canucks' chance to clinch a playoff spot against the Kings tonight.

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Luke Gazdic joins Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert ahead of his debut on Hockey Night in Canada and right in time for Leafs/Oilers, Matthews/McDavid (1:53). He takes us behind the scenes of his former team and confirms that Ontario born players always get pumped to face the Leafs. Over to playoff races and news of Tom Wilson’s 6-game suspension for his stick swinging incident against the Leafs. Next, to Brian Anderson (25:45) from TNT who calls MLB, the Brewers and this week – March Madness. We close with Tim Francis (38:49) who was the high school coach of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in Hamilton. He takes us back to his upbringing, SGA having an Olympian as a parent and how his mother set him up for athletic success on and off the court as well.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert begin the show with the Shohei Ohtani saga, an update from Jeff Passan of ESPN and where this story is headed. Fresh off the trip from the GMs meetings in Florida, Frank Seravalli (6:25) looks at rule changes, a wild week with Torts in Philly yet again and then behind the tragic death of Chris Simon, what he was battling at the time of his death and the connection to CTE. Next, on the eve of the Women’s March Madness tournament, Hayley McGoldrick (31:04) looks at the bracket, the incredible run of South Carolina and why Caitlin Clark has changed the game, made history and attracted audiences as much or more than the Men’s tournament. 

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Caroline Cameron joins Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert in the studio for a look at Canadian teams with the best chance to win a Cup and why she likes 2 teams in the West. Then, over to Matthews and Ovechkin facing off and one chases 70 goals and the other is chasing Gretzky. Later, Wendel Clark (26:30) on the state of the Leafs, why late season games count, Tortorella and his “shock and awe” coaching style and some real love for his home province in Saskatchewan. Finally, we end with a bizarre story involving Shohei Ohtani, why his interpreter was fired and a gambling scandal involving Ohtani’s bank account.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert check in with Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds (4:44) from the NHL GM Meetings in Florida, and he goes through all the proposed rule changes especially the debate over how to properly call the puck over the glass infraction. From there, other changes, what the GMs were talking about the most and then a look at the team he covers the most – the Winnipeg Jets. Then, Ian Eagle (26:25) from CBS Sports on replacing Jim Nantz as the voice of March Madness, the funky pronunciation of his first name, Canadian content with Zach Edey and why UConn has a chance to be the first repeat winner since 2006/2007. 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert lead the show with Jeff Marek (4:08) who weighs in on which NHL players Amazon should follow around for their new in-season docuseries. Then, to the GM meetings - what has been discussed and especially some issues they failed to debate. Plus, when it comes to Olympic hockey, is it possible that this time around, Canada is not the favourite? Later, over to Caleb Joseph (27:57), why Joey Votto is with the Jays for a reason and what seems to be the curse of Danny Jansen. Finally, his response to Chris Bassitt suggesting that obsessing with pitching velocity is injuring people unnecessarily. 

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Justin Cuthbert and Jesse Rubinoff start the show in Detroit where Ailish Forfar is in town to cover the PWHL and she discusses why Detroit and Pittsburgh are expansion candidates and what’s expected to get accomplished this weekend (4:25). Next, Darren Pang (16:21) from NBC-Chicago and TNT joins us ahead of Hawks/Kings with a spotlight on Connor Bedard. He stresses the relationship and impact from veteran teammate Nick Foligno who has made a world of difference for the rookie. Later, David Hearn (27:04) on his time on the PGA tour, what TPC is like to play at, insight into the Canadians on tour like Nick Taylor and how tough the LIV situation is for the tour and it’s players. Plus, Danny Jansen’s injury and more news from a busy NFL week. 

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert are joined by Seerat Sohi (5:23) from The Ringer, who discusses DeMar DeRozan creating a HOF resume, megastars in the play-in tournament, Luka making a late push for MVP and why and how the officials are calling games differently since the All-Star break. Later, Louie DeBrusk (26:40) on an emotional night for Connor Brown and the Oilers and a massive game on Saturday vs the Avalanche. He explains how the Oilers have found balance and are prepared for a Cup run. 

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Ailish Forfar & Justin Cuthbert start the show with a heated debate about Vladdy Jr, telling Hazel Mae that he’d like to see the return of the HR jacket. Then, we go to Shane O’Brien (9:27) from the Missin Curfew podcast, who expresses as a player why he loves everything the Golden Knights are doing, a look at the Canadian NHL teams and why Colorado might be the most improved team in the NHL after the deadline. Finally, host of High Heat on MLB Network Alanna Rizzo (26:39) makes her return to the show with a look at Gerrit Cole missing the first 2 months of the Yankees season. Plus, Joey Votto being a National treasure and whether or not he has enough game left to make a deal worth it.

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