JD Bunkis is joined by Ben Ennis, host of The FAN Drive Time, for this week's edition of 'Good Hour' starting off with a game of 'Who’s the Bad Guy?' (00:02). Later on, the pair get into their review of Netflix's PGA docuseries Full Swing and why it left JD wanting more, before going over the Blue Jays' most intriguing spring training storylines (12:34). MLB Network Insider Jon Morosi joins the fray live from spring training in Dunedin to share what he expects from the Jays this year and how will the 2023 rule changes will affect the team, specifically Kevin Gausman (50:34). The boys close out the week with 'What we Missed', featuring the Yankees losing a starting pitcher and a sink hole in Toronto! (1:26:34)

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JD revisits his take on Patrick Mahomes' Super Bowl showing and whether or not it should be on the Mount Rushmore of injured performances. Then, Managing Editor at The Athletic James Mirtle joins the show to discuss if Patrick Kane would be a fit with the Maple Leafs, the price of moving Petr Mrazek last offseason, and the team's biggest needs heading into the trade deadline (10:32). Later on, University of Minnesota forward and Maple Leafs prospect Matthew Knies chats about where he sees himself in Toronto's lineup and how he balances being a student with the hype surrounding him (55:34). JD wraps things up with 'What we Missed', featuring MLB's new bases for the 2023 season.

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JD and the guys recap their Valentine's Days before getting down to business on the Raptors' 123-113 win last night and the culture war that is surrounding this team. Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman helps get us ready for the NHL trade deadline by sharing Patrick Kane's potential landing spots, if he thinks Kyle Dubas will make a big swing, and what to make of Justin Holl being scratched (11:23). Later on, host of Fairway Rollin' Joe House previews the PGA’s new Netflix docuseries Full Swing and the impact it could have for growing the game of golf worldwide, before going over the similarities between the Raptors and Wizards currently (50:03). The boys close out the show with 'What we Missed', featuring Juju Smith-Schuster talking smack (1:32:16)! 

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JD starts off breaking down the 2023 MLB rule changes and makes the case that change is a good thing which more sports should be open to. Ariel Helwani, host of The MMA Hour, joins JD to recap everything from UFC 284, before looking ahead to where the promotion heads next and what's on the horizon for former Heavyweight Champion Francois Ngannou (00:02). Later on, co-host of Real Kyper and Bourne and author of Down and Back, Justin Bourne joins to discuss his new book focusing on his journey through addiction (50:12).

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JD kicks off this week with Ailish Forfar, co-host of The FAN Morning Show, who recaps her Super Bowl bets and Rihanna's halftime show (00:01). Afterwards, JD and the gang dive into how Kansas City's title affects Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes' legacies, and if the late pass interference call against the Eagles overshadowed the game. Later on, JD focuses in on the Maple Leafs' loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday, the lingering issues surrounding the team, and if they should inquire about Patrick Kane ahead of the trade deadline (40:15). Next up, NFL Insider and Super Bowl champion Greg Jennings joins us to discuss his Super Bowl takeaways and Patrick Mahomes' special performance on virtually one leg (50:12). The boys wrap up the day with 'What we Missed', featuring a recap of UFC 284 and a discussion on why owners get to hold championship trophies first (1:19:43). 

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Sportsnet’s Blake Murphy joins JD in-studio for a full breakdown of the Toronto Raptors' trade deadline, and focuses in on why the organization ultimately decided to keep O.G. Anunoby, Gary Trent Jr. and Fred VanVleet. JD and Blake discuss the rumoured offers that were on the table for the Raptors and look back on the Jakob Poeltl trade after no other subsequent moves were made (00:04). To end the show, JD reflects on Kyle Dubas’ media availability as the Maple Leafs look ahead to the NHL’s trade deadline (48:22), before the guys share their best bets for Super Bowl LVII in 'Time for Action', presented by DraftKings (1:13:28).

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While you were sleeping, the NBA took over Twitter timelines with Jakob Poeltl being dealt to the Raptors and Kevin Durant being sent to the Suns in a blockbuster deal. JD welcomes Sportsnet’s Michael Grange to discuss the price the Raptors paid for Poeltl and what else the Raptors are looking to accomplish before the 3pm trade deadline. Stadium Front Office insider and former NBA executive Pat Garrity assesses the trades made so far, notably Durant and the Lakers-Timberwolves-Jazz three-team deal, and reflects on what it’s like to deal with the Raptors & Masai Ujiri in trade negotiations.  

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JD opens today’s show with his thoughts on LeBron James passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to become the NBA’s all-time leading scorer. Will Lou of ‘The Raptors Show’ joins JD to discuss Pascal Siakam’s comments ahead of Thursday’s NBA trade deadline, and what Bobby Webster & Masai Ujiri might have up their sleeves (11:01). NFL insider Greg Jennings reflects on winning the Super Bowl with the Packers, in-game matchups to watch for this Sunday, and Andy Reid’s legacy (52:32). In ‘What We Missed’ JD & the guys cover stories about Tony Romo, tiered pricing in movie theatres, and Mason McTavish (1:20:09).

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JD is joined by ESPN’s Front Office Insider Bobby Marks with his latest intel on the Raptors and what could be done ahead of Thursday’s NBA trade deadline (11:34). In ‘Time for Action’ presented by DraftKings, JD discusses which Travis Kelce prop he likes for the big game (45:30). With the 2024 NHL All-Star game officially coming to Toronto, Sam McKee joins JD and the guys to share their thoughts on the announcement and this past weekend’s festivities in Florida (49:54). In an extended edition of ‘What We Missed’ the guys discuss Conor McGregor, LeBron James, and potential destinations for Patrick Kane (1:27:36).

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JD is joined by The Ringer’s Seerat Sohi to discuss her recent column on Scottie Barnes, O.G. Anunoby’s name constantly being in the rumour mill, and if Fred VanVleet will still be Toronto’s point guard after next week’s trade deadline (15:23). In ’Time for Action’ presented by DraftKings, JD examines the Super Bowl MVP odds and where he sees value (53:58) Leafs analyst Ian Tulloch breaks down the Maple Leafs' season at the All-Star break while taking a deeper-dive into the numbers and analytics that matter (57:04).

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