JD starts with Yusei Kikcuhi's sleeping schedule (00:00). James Mirtle, Senior managing editor at The Athletic, joins JD to discuss the start of Maple Leafs training camp; why the season doesn't feel novel, fan feelings, predicting Nylander's situation, the core four dynamics, stories to watch for, the d-line, Treliving's autonomy, and more (6:00).

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Herm Edwards, ESPN analyst, 10-year NFL veteran and former Division I Head Coach, joins JD to break down the NFL's early season injuries, slow starts, how the Browns can improve, if Deshaun Watson can bounce back, the Steelers struggles, and his first impressions on Bryce Young (6:00). JD and the guys continue with their takeaways from two weeks of NFL football and list their five current worst quarterbacks (46:00). The gents carry the quarterback talk into the podcast-only portion, before getting into some recent news and some funny stories (50:00). 

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JD explains how it feels riding the never-ending Blue Jays rollercoaster (00:00). Then, he gets into the emerging details of the investigation that led to Mike Babcock's resignation (6:00). Brady Quinn, former NFL quarterback and our Monday morning insider, joins JD to breakdown the NFL's latest action; where the Cowboys stand, updates on the 2021 quarterback draft class, if the Patriots have adapted post-Tom Brady (22:00). 

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JD starts by describing the mood after the Blue Jays were swept by the Rangers (00:00). Jared Carrabis, host of the Baseball is Dead and Name Redacted podcasts, joins JD to compare rival AL East teams, discuss how free agents view the Jays, what to do with Vladdy Jr., the Red Sox firing Chaim Bloom, and the upcoming Red Sox vs. Jays series (8:00). In the podcast-only portion JD lists the intriguing week 2 NFL matchups, then the fella's discuss what qualifies as a bandwagon fan and Giannis' recent comments  (49:00). 

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JD is joined by Ben Ennis, host of The FAN Drive Time, to alleviate the bitter feelings from Wednesday's 10-0 Blue Jays loss (00:00). JD and Ben break down the most disappointing Blue Jays season they've seen; the offensive struggles, off-season changes,  looming staff decisions, Vladdy Jr.'s woes, and a furious fan base. 

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JD starts the show talking about the Blue Jays finding themselves out of a playoff spot again (00:00).  Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith joins JD to discuss the Jays' record versus playoff teams, the ripple effects of the new dimensions at Rogers Centre, Cavan Biggio’s hot streak at third base, Matt Chapman’s looming return, Davis Schneider’s influence on the offence, John Schneider’s level of control, the trust level with Trevor Richards, Hyun-Jin Ryu’s future, and Alek Manoah’s stand-off with the organization (8:00). In today’s podcast-only portion, JD and the fellas chat about the photo allegations about Mike Babcock, the NHL’s expansion interest, a cool sports bar promotion, and Apple’s iPhone 15 launch. 

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JD starts the show breaking down the Blue Jays' 10-4 loss to the Texas Rangers on Monday night (00:00). Trey Wingo, senior NFL analyst, joins JD to discuss who could replace Aaron Rodgers as the New York Jets' starting quarterback,  before pondering Rodgers' potential return, the Buffalo Bills' rocky start, and Week 1's most disappointing losses  (16:50). Where do the Jets go from here? (41:20) In today's podcast-only portion, JD's friend Shawn, a die-hard Jets fan, joins the show to talk about the historic and current woes in New York (48:50).

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JD starts the show tying a bow on Canada's bronze-medal run in the FIBA World Cup (00:00). JD then categorizes his overreactions from Week 1 of the NFL (18:50). In the podcast-only portion, JD and the gents continue with their takeaways from Week 1 in the NFL, before ranking the best cottage activities (48:50).

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JD Bunkis kicks off Friday's episode with his thoughts on Canada's early morning semi-final loss to Serbia in the FIBA World Cup What does the team need to improve on headed into the 2024 Paris Olympics? Later on, JD shares his take on Thursday night's NFL season opener between the Lions and Chiefs, before going over the major storylines ahead of the first Sunday slate of the year! He highlights the must-watch games on the schedule this week, who has the edge in the Packers-Bears rivalry, if the Bills are due to regress this season, and the most interesting quarterback situations around the league.

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JD Bunkis kicks things off sharing why the Blue Jays' latest road trip left a bad taste in his mouth following yesterday's loss to the Athletics. If they manage to make the playoffs, do they still pose a threat to other contenders (00:01)? Soon after, voice of the FIBA World Cup, Dan Shulman joins JD to discuss Canada's performance thus far in the tournament, what it means to qualify for the Olympics, and how the team stacks up against semi-final opponent Serbia. Later on, the pair offer their thoughts on the Blue Jays' September stretch and the state of the Green Bay Packers (07:43). Next up, Head Coach of the Canadian men's national basketball team, Jordi Fernández stops by to reflect on the tournament for his team so far, before diving into his knowledge of the program and what we can expect against Serbia in the semis (35:32). Then the boys close out the day with what we missed, highlighted by the return of NFL football! (48:23)

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