Tim and Sid

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Tim gets the show started talking about Bianca Andreescu advancing to the final of the Miami Open and just how bright her future can be. Sportsnet Canucks insider Iain MacIntyre (20:28) joins to discuss Vancouver’s COVID-19 outbreak. Best of the Week wraps up the first hour before Sportsnet columnist Stephen Brunt (55:12) jumps in to talk Blue Jays with Tim and Jays play-by-play voice Dan Shulman (1:00:43) in the second hour. Stephen Brunt sticks around to discuss the MLB withdrawing the All-Star game from Atlanta before we wrap up the show revealing our Best of the Week winner.

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Fresh off a Blue Jays opening day win, Tim starts the show recapping the game with Baseball Central host Jeff Blair (7:11) and Joe Siddall (11:11) of Blue Jays Central. Sportsnet NHL contributor Mike Futa (27:43) joins in for some hockey talk and to whip around some rumours in this week’s ‘Smoke or Fire’. NBA on TNT’s Kenny ‘the Jet’ Smith (48:54) stops by to talk all things NBA including the Raptors and Norman Powell’s trade to the Trail Blazers.

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Tim looks at the Buffalo Sabres 18-game losing streak, which inspires a new edition of Match Game. The Tuesday Roundtable features Chris Johnston, Donnovan Bennett and Scott MacArthur (21:46) and they delve into the upcoming Blue Jays season, the Sabres futility, the Summer Olympics, and the NFL expanding to 17 regular season games. Ryan Leslie (44:57) returns to chat hockey including the latest on the Canadiens and Flames. ESPN NBA Reporter Brian Windhorst (1:10:54) gives his take on the Raptors moves at the trade deadline, the Curry/LeBron rumours and the emergence of NFTs in the NBA.

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Tim looks at Darryl Sutter’s comments about Johnny Gaudreau and asks the question if modern day hockey is willing to take the tough love from old school coaches like Sutter and John Tortorella. Sportsnet baseball insider Ben Nicholson-Smith stops by (19:54) to chat all things Blue Jays as Spring Training concludes. Sportsnet hockey insider Justin Bourne (50:09) is in studio to chat all things hockey. Raptors play-by-play voice Matt Devlin (1:12:00) talks some hoops after calling his 1,000th game with the Raptors.

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Tim Micallef examines the Habs acquisition of Eric Staal and wonders who’s going to be the biggest name dealt by deadline day. Sportsnet junior hockey analyst Sam Cosentino (9:40) stops by to chat hockey and sticks around to talk to Shane Wright (20:54) of the Kingston Frontenacs. Sportsnet hockey analyst Kevin Bieksa (33:28) shares his experiences with referees in the NHL in the midst of the Tim Peel incident. Raptors GM Bobby Webster (44:58) catches up with Tim after an eventful NBA trade deadline day. Finally, baseball analyst Kevin Millar (1:01:19) chats some baseball as Spring Training is winding down for the Blue Jays in Florida.

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Tim opens the show by breaking down the Toronto’s trade deadline day moves, including Kyle Lowry not being moved. Former Raptor Alvin Williams (6:36) joins to tell us why he didn’t think Lowry would get traded and why his love for Canada is so important. Michael Grange (25:19), Eric Smith (38:43), Marc Stein (1:02:44), and Matt Devlin (1:11:24) all stop by to discuss Lowry’s legacy, the Raptors’ moves on deadline day, and what Toronto will have to focus on in the future for success. Plus, NHL North Division updates and a deadline themed Match Game with your answers! 

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Tim gets things going talking about NHL referee Tim Peel’s hot mic and how surprisingly fun the Brooklyn Nets are to watch this season. ESPN baseball insider Jeff Passan (22:11) joins in to dissect the Jays being bitten by the injury bug. Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen (32:08) hops on with Tim and Passan after a spring training win over the Yankees earlier in the day. Sportnet Central anchor Ken Reid (48:11) helps kick off the second hour of the show before Sportsnet NHL insider Elliotte Friedman (1:01:08) helps further the Tim Peel discussion. We talk to former Humboldt Bronco Kaleb Dahlgren (1:14:03) before wrapping up the show with Last Call.

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Tim reacts to the Blue Jays injury news that broke just prior to showtime, then discusses the Raptors need to rebuild following yet another loss. Arash Madani, Michael Grange and James Cybulski join to form the Roundtable (17:03) to discuss the Raptors freefall and the sudden surge of Blue Jays injuries. More breaking news to react to as Eric Engels (44:57) talks about the Canadiens having their games postponed through Sunday due to two players entering COVID Protocols. Donnovan Bennett (57:41) shares his thoughts on the Raptors situation and examines the NCAA business model. Dave Zirin (1:16:36) continues the NCAA chat.

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Tim opens the show by discussing how important this current stretch run for the Raptors will be if they want to snag a playoff spot. MLB Network Host, Adnan Virk (9:19), joins to reminisce about their days together at theScore network and who he thinks will dominate the American League this season. Dan Shulman (33:02) joins Tim and Adnan for Blue Jays talk. Former NHL GM Mike Futa (54:09) discuss the goalie controversy in Toronto. Cabral “Cabbie” Richards (1:02:14) stops by to talk about what March Madness is like in Las Vegas and to play a special edition round of Cut or Uncut.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.