JD explains why a small part of him is now cheering for the Yankees in the World Series (00:00). Frank Seravalli, Hockey Insider at Daily Faceoff, analyzes Nick Robertson against Max Pacioretty, Timothy Liljegren's value and trade market, what Matthew Knies' next contract could look like, Connor Bedard's standing in Chicago, the Oilers' slow start and Connor McDavid's injury timeline  (10:00). JD then chops it up about Joe Mazzulla's crazy idea (40:00). Joe Girardi, former World Series Champion with the Yankees, discusses the Dodgers' strategy to conserve their bullpen, what the Yankees need from Gerrit Cole, what's been off with Aaron Judge and how the Yankees can get back into the World Series (1:12:00). Dallas Braden, former MLB player and host of the Baseball is Dead podcast, discusses the Yankees fans who pried the ball from Mookie Betts, the biggest start of Cole's career, and weighing the legendary World Series performance of Freddie Freeman (1:18:00). 

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James Mirtle, senior writer for The Athletic, joins JD at the top of the show to talk about the Maple Leafs' 6-4 win over the Winnipeg Jets. They get into penalties, Jake McCabe, the balance on the blue line, conserving Chris Tanev, William Nylander and John Tavares together, spreading the talent out on three lines, Nicholas Robertson's start to the season, and Steven Lorentz (00:00). Then, JD gives his thoughts on the Denver Nuggets (46:19). After, World Series Champion and host of the Diggin' Deep podcast, Eric Hosmer, joins the show to talk about the lifeless Yankees' offense, Aaron Judge's performance, the crowd in New York, Shohei Ohtani's shoulder injury, Juan Soto, Freddie Freeman, playing in the World Series, and umpires (50:40).  

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Ben Ennis, co-host of The FAN Morning Show, joins JD in-studio to banter about the 2024 World Series. JD and Ben discuss Freddie Freeman's historical walk-off, expectations on Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge's legacy and what would make Yankees fans boo him, and some familiar Maple Leaf feelings (00:00). Brady Quinn, former NFL quarterback and our Monday Morning Insider, analyzes the hopes for the Dallas Cowboys, Tyrique Stevenson's bone-headed taunt, the sophomore quarterbacks and the most disappointing teams (51:00). JD then reacts to breaking news of the Maple Leafs extending defenseman Jake McCabe (1:25:00). JD and the producers end with 'What We Missed!' (1:28:30)

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Nick Kypreos, co-host of Real Kyper and Bourne, joins JD to talk about the Leafs' blowout loss to the St. Louis Blues, Toronto's lack of chemistry, Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, Joseph Woll's return, how to fix the powerplay, and what Jake McCabe's next contract could look like (00:00). Then, Aaron Bronsteter, Sportsnet MMA reporter and broadcaster, joins the show to talk UFC 308, Max Holloway, Ilia Topuria, the repercussions for a Magomed Ankalaev win, and selling stock in Khamzat Chimaev (33:40). After, DJ Bean of What Chaos! joins the program to chat about the Leafs and Bruins Saturday night matchup and the underlying concerns for the Edmonton Oilers (50:50). Later, JD gives his opinion on Brad Marchand's recent comments (1:08:00), before ending the show with his five players with the most at stake in the World Series (1:20:00). 

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JD is joined at the top of the show by theScore's lead Raptors and NBA reporter, Joseph Casciaro, to talk about the Raptors' season opening loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Jamal Shead, Scottie Barnes, fans' interest level in the team, Evan Mobley, Victor Wembanyama, and thoughts from around the league (00:00). Then, Senior Writer for the Athletic, James Mirtle joins the program to talk about Joseph Woll, the goalie split, Dennis Hildeby, pressure on Nick Robertson, Jani Hakanpää and Conor Timmins, trade talks for Timothy Liljegren, and the multiple teams needing a centreman (50:29).  

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JD begins the show discussing opening night in the NBA (00:00). Mats Sundin, Maple Leafs all-time leading scorer, joins the show to get into the foundations of his new book 'Home and Away';  the new generation of hockey players, the professionalization of hockey, parting ways with the Maple Leafs, the final years of his career, the return of international hockey and what being Canadian means to him (11:00). Kris Vertseeg, two-time Stanley Cup Champion, analyzes the buttons Craig Berube could press, the new-look powerplay with Oliver Ekman-Larsson, the chemistry between William Nylander and Max Domi, John Tavares' sacrifices, what has looked different for the Leafs so far this season, and the NHL's fine on Ekman-Larsson (51:00). JD and the team ends with 'What We Missed!' (1:24:00)

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The Raptors Show co-host, Blake Murphy, joins JD at the top of the program to preview the Raptors' season. The two talk about the team rebuilding, expectations for the core in '24-25, and what they need to see from Immanuel Quickley and Scottie Barnes (00:00). Then, the Athletic's Zach Harper joins JD to talk about their overrated and underrated storylines including Chris Paul and Victor Wembanyama's connection, the new wave of players, Nikola Jokić and the Nuggets, Joel Embiid and the 76ers, the Oklahoma City Thunder's dynasty potential, the Minnesota Timberwolves, and the properly rated New York Knicks (51:01).  

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Ben Ennis, co-host of the The FAN Morning Show, joins JD to kick off the week with Good Hour! JD and Ben react to the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees meeting in the World Series, Juan Soto's value and upcoming payday, what the Jays can take from the Yankees success (00:00). JD and Ben then debate if you can be a 'choker' even if you weren't expected to win (35:00). Brady Quinn, former NFL quarterback and our Monday Morning Insider, breaks down Patrick Mahomes' season thus far, what's leading to Jared Goff and the Lions success, the 49ers' trajectory, Mike Tomlin's decision to bench Justin Fields, and Aaron Rodgers' power dynamic with the dysfunctional Jets (50:00). JD then touches on the young Maple Leafs' season, some lingering  line questions and Nick Robertson's short clock (1:20:00). 

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Corey Kluber, 13-year MLB veteran and two-time Cy Young Award winner, joins the show to get into the miraculous walk-off comeback by the Cleveland Guardians, Jose Bautista's bulletin board material, defining clutch, and the novelty of Shohei Ohtani (3:00). The conversation then switches to the Maple Leafs and the thought of signing Brad Marchand as a 2025 free agent if a deal with Mitch Marner never gets done (30:45). Ben Ennis from The FAN Morning Show chats with JD about the Guardians' comeback and an all-time fumble by the New York Yankees (45:00). Former NHL goaltender, Carter Hutton, analyzes the Anthony Stolarz' start to the year, Dennis Hildeby getting the call over Matt Murray, the different pressures on Joseph Woll,  how a stronger blue line impacts the netminder and playing under Craig Berube (51:30). JD ends the show measuring Kawhi Leonard's decision to leave the Raptors following news of Leonard missing the start of the season (1:24:00).

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JD is joined by James Mirtle, senior writer at The Athletic, to talk about Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Jake McCabe, Max Domi, William Nylander, if Anthony Stolarz can lose the net, expectations for Joseph Woll's return, the Maple Leafs being the heaviest team in the league, and Phil Kessel (00:00). After, NFL insider for ESPN, Dan Graziano, joins the show to talk about Davante Adams, Amari Cooper, the Deshaun Watson situation in Cleveland, options for the Kansas City Chiefs, and if Russell Wilson will start over Justin Fields (50:49).  

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