2022 para swimmer and now world champion Danielle Dorris joins us to discuss her recent success at the World Championships. The Toronto Blue Jays are struggling right now, but in recent days the team has faced some unexpected adversity with the tragic death of first base coach Mark Budzinski’s daughter Julia. The panel discusses what impact this tragedy may have on their performance. Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser becomes a third woman in NHL history to be promoted to an assistant GM. In other NHL news, Mike Grier was officially named the general manager of the San Jose Sharks. With the hiring, he becomes the first African American GM in the NHL. Brock Claire and Cameron discuss when these decisions go from historic to the norm

On today’s episode, Paralympic wheelchair racer Austin Smeenk joins us to discuss his career and his experience at the Tokyo Paralympic games in 2022

Canada was recently announced as one of the host countries for the 2026 World Cup. Approximately seven games will be played on Canadian soil between the cities of Vancouver and Toronto. There are reports out there that suggest Edmonton was a front runner. Find out why they are no longer involved when Cameron and Josh chat about this.

Plus, the guys bring you up to speed on what’s happening in the mainstream sports world!

On today’s episode, Joshua Watson joins us to talk about the Athletics Ontario U20, Open and Para Provincial Championships. Unfortunately, the event was mismanaged and Josh tells us why this shouldn’t happen in the future.

We continue our fifth-year anniversary with additional discussions surrounding the show and its proudest moments.

Plus, we bring you the final results from this year’s Junior National wheelchair basketball event. We also bring you the latest in the NHL and NBA playoffs.

On today’s episode, The Neutral Zone is celebrating its fifth anniversary! We take a look back at changes to the show, some of our hosts’ favourite moments and some of our favourite guests. The gang will also be joined by one of the originals, Bret Wills and their first technical producer, and summer student, Nick Liske. We put a wrap on the Canada Cup wheelchair rugby tournament and we preview the international wheelchair basketball tournament taking place in Italy.

On this week’s episode, Brock Richardson talks about his experience at a regional Boccia competition and a rule that could drastically change the game for individuals with dexterity deficiencies at recreational and competitive levels. Canadian women’s National team member Claire Buchanan gives us the breakdown of the 2022-23 Canadian team that was recently selected. Plus, the panel brings you up to speed on mainstream sports rapid fire style! They will preview the NBA final, the 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs and the Toronto Blue Jays.

On today’s episode, we give you the results from the 2022 Canadian para ice hockey championships that took place in Leduc Alberta. Our very own Josh Watson fills us in on how he did at the latest track and field event, the Johnny Loaring Classic, in Windsor Ontario. Host Brock Richardson previews his first Boccia event since 2018.

We bring you up to speed on the Stanley Cup playoffs and Colorado’s Nazem Kadri is being ridiculed by “fans” on social media. The panel weighs in on what more can be done to prevent this from happening in the future.

Plus, the Toronto Blue Jays are scuffling at the moment. Is it fair to put the heat squarely on Charlie Montoyo or should be placed somewhere else.

Para sport TV Creator and play-by-play guy Nicco Cardarelli stops by and gives us his impression on the 2022 Parasport Games. Brock and Josh also weigh in with their thoughts on the event both as medal presenter and athlete!

The battle of Alberta is on for the first time since 1991! We will break down the first game and preview the rest of the series.

The Toronto Maple Leafs suffer another first round exit in the 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs but President Brendan Shanahan says everything will be status quo moving forward. The panel debate whether this is the right move or not.

The 42nd addition of the Ontario Para Sport Games are taking place from May 13-15th in Mississauga, Ontario. We give you all the details about this event and check in with and our very own Joshua Watson, who is competing in Para Athletics. The Toronto Blue Jays have been scuffling recently, how much of that is due to their own shortcomings or is it bad umpiring? The panel debates. Plus, as the Stanley Cup playoffs roll on, we get you up to speed on the top stories and the happenings around the league

In another Moral Questions segment, we explore the topic of transgender athletes. We will take an in-depth look at a recent interview with Caitlyn Jenner where she breaks down why she believes transgender females should not compete with males from a biological standpoint. Vancouver GM Jim Rutherford says he will offer head coach Bruce Boudreau one more year behind the bench, but does he deserve more than just one year? Plus, former NFL coach Brian Florez filed a lawsuit against the NFL citing racism. Should this have been handled internally with the NFL?

Paralympic snowboarder Lisa DeJong has only been involved internationally for a year! She joins us to discuss her early success. Can the Toronto Raptors season be considered a success after their loss to the Philadelphia 76ers in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal? Does Pascal Siakam really deserve to be viewed as part of the core of this team moving forward? As the NHL playoffs are just three days away, we preview the first round match ups for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Calgary Flames, and Edmonton Oilers.