JD starts the show speaking on Canada Soccer's fourth place finish in Copa América, as well as the competition's final (00:00). Then, Jon Morosi of MLB Network joins the show to chat the Blue Jays' recent draft pick Trey Yesavage, the team's draft record, the Jays current trade market, the future of the club, and estimates about Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s next contracts (10:01). 

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JD kicks off the show with Sportsnet's Jeff Blair of Blair and Barker and Blue Jays Talk to chat about the positivity trending upwards with Canada Soccer, the differences between John Herdman and Jesse Marsch, the use of Alphonso Davies, Canada Soccer's play in Copa America, and how Canada can find scoring moving forward (00:00). After, the two talk about the placement of Kevin Kiermaier on waivers, the future of the Blue Jays, Bo Bichette's latest interview, and what could be coming for Bo and Vladdy (19:39). Later on in the podcast-only portion of the show, JD dives into the latest from Kyle Dubas, Mitch Marner's next contract, the Raptors' rebuild, and the ESPY Awards thoughts (48:32).

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Sportsnet 590's Ben Ennis joins JD to converse about the intensity of international soccer and the "Golden Generation" of Canada Basketball's chances at the Olympics (00:00). Afterwards, the duo talks about the Blue Jays' future needs, how the team can be competitive next season, if there's a future for the front office, and the fanbase's temperature for Vladdy and Bo's market (20:06).

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Canadian soccer legend Dwayne De Rosario joins the show to talk about the value of Canadian soccer at the Copa América, the biggest lessons from the tournament, how Canada can improve looking forward to the 2026 World Cup, the steps to success for the future of the program, and the breakout stars from the tournament (04:45). After, Senior Managing Editor at The Athletic, James Mirtle joins JD to discuss Wes Clark's departure from the Maple Leafs and the team's draft record (32:40).  

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JD starts off the show digesting the most recent comments from Paul George on playing in Toronto, Kawhi's exit from the city, and the Raptors' future with Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley (00:00). Sportsnet 650's Dan Riccio joins JD to talk about Canada Soccer's bout with Argentina, Jesse Marsch's fit and tactics, and whether Alphonso Davies should be doing more (11:45). Could Jacob Shaffelburg be on the move from the MLS? Where is Canada Soccer's biggest area of growth? Does Messi have the most to lose (21:15)? Later in the podcast-only segment JD breaks down the Paul George to the Warriors rumours, the Pascal Siakam trade, DeMar DeRozan's new home, and his favourite NHL enforcers (49:00).

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JD starts the show comparing the Maple Leafs to the Edmonton Oilers (00:00). Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith joins JD to delve into the Blue Jays' porous bullpen. What's the path forward? Who's coming back? Should the team trade or retain Yimi Garcia? What's Yusei Kikuchi's value? Is it time to retool or rebuild? (7:00) Next, soccer writer at Sportsnet, Devang Desai, discusses Canada Soccer's standing at Copa America; the mental challenge of playing Venezuela in the quarterfinals, Jonathan David's impact, how Jesse Marsch has deployed Alphonso Davies and the impact of expectations (39:00).

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Sam McKee, co-host of Leafs Talk on Sportsnet, and JD dive into their thoughts and feelings on the Maple Leafs (00:00). The gents give their outlook on the current roster, what moves might still be plausible, Oilers they missed out on, and hopes in Chris Tanev. They finish the show with Canada Soccer talk. 

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James Mirtle, Senior Managing Editor with The Athletic, dives deep into the Maple Leafs' off-season so far. JD and James get into Mitch Marner, Nick Robertson's trade request, Max Domi, Chris Tanev, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Anthony Stolarz, the totality of the roster and when the Leafs should give Auston Matthews the captaincy (00:00). 

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Luke Fox, Leafs and NHL writer with Sportsnet, discusses all the updated moves from the Leafs, how the Leafs roster is starting to look compared to last season, his opinion on the contracts being signed and what might change for Leafs players under Craig Berube (00:00). JD ends the thoughts with his opinions on the Leafs latest moves. 

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Elliotte Friedman, NHL Insider with Sportsnet, breaks down how Chris Tanev and the Leafs found a partnership, which defensemen the Leafs are looking at next, what the Leafs might do with Nick Robertson's trade request, what Max Domi's might've got paid elsewhere, what the Leafs are looking at for a goaltender and their forward group, compiling a deal for Mitch Marner and the no-state tax issue (00:00). Jason Bukala, draft and prospect analyst with Sportsnet, explains why he's giving the Leafs a D+ draft grade, his focal markers when he evaluates young players, plus his thoughts on deploying Easton Cowan and Fraser Minten (30:00). 

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