The Canadian tennis star drops by to give his thoughts on Michael Jordan, Tiger King, and the Lionel Messi vs. Cristiano Ronaldo debate.

Tim and Sid start off discussing the economic impact of COVID-19’s sports shutdown. ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne (22:22) comes on to break down the latest news of the NBA’s plan to withhold a percentage of players’ paychecks. Hockey Hall of Famer Jayna Hefford (45:18) stops by to talk about expanding women’s hockey. Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston (1:06:30) updates us on his emoji interaction with the Governor of New Hampshire. Ewan Currie (1:22:43) of The Sheepdogs reminisces about the historic Jose Bautista bat flip and where it ranks in his favourite sports moments. In the last hour, the guys finish the week with some old favourites including: Countdown to Kick-off, Brunt reciting hip hop lyrics, Match Game, and the Good News Update.

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The guys begin the show by going through the hottest viral videos, including Tim’s track pants fashion show. Hockey Central analyst, Brian Burke (22:30) comes on to discuss the challenges the NHL is up against, both now and in the future. Former TFC player, Danny Dichio (48:03) tells us about his experience putting in work for the #conquercovid19 effort. Radio analyst for the Chicago Bulls, Bill Wennington (1:09:50) remembers the 1997-98 Bulls team and what we can expect from the upcoming 10-part doc, ‘The Last Dance.’ Sportsnet’s MLB Insider, Shi Davidi (1:31:44) stops by to rehash the Jays and Rangers 2015 ALDS. ESPN NBA Analyst, Kendrick Perkins (1:52:55) gives his thoughts on Top NBA prospect Jalen Green bypassing college for the G League.

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Tim and Sid kick off the show with an interesting new segment that questions their reality, including some encouraging news from Dr. Fauci. ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian (4:31) comes on to discuss the anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the colour barrier, and the likelihood of a potential baseball return to action.

NFL Network’s Adam Rank (5:05) stops by to update us on his thoughts about the upcoming NFL Draft. Sportsnet’s Michael Grange (5:29) gives his input on a potential return to normalcy, both in life and with sports. Hockey Central’s Elliotte Friedman (6:03) joins the show to discuss what hockey in the summer would look like. Sportsnet & MLB Network’s Cliff Floyd (6:28) speaks on Jackie Robinson Day and his significance to the history of sports and culture. The guys end the show by giving their good news of the day, headlined by friend of the program, Jamie Campbell and his good deed road trip.

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Tim and Sid discuss avoiding negativity while being quarantined and some interesting comments from Masai Ujiri on Kawhi Leonard. Richard Southern of 680 News (25:27) updates us on some interesting COVID-19 stories around Canada.

Ryan Lavner of the Golf Channel (46:15) talks revisiting Tiger Woods’ last win at The Masters and if he could possibly win it again. Former Toronto Raptor Matt Bonner addresses which Major League Eating challenges he could complete, juggling family and work during quarantine, plus his lasting memory of Toronto. (1:07:36)

Dan Shulman (1:32:33) on the 25th anniversary of his debut as Blue Jays play-by-play voice and his experience calling Game 5 of the Blue Jays and Rangers in the 2015 ALDS. Amy Trask of CBS (1:54:22) dives deep on the upcoming NFL Draft and the league planning for a possible postponement. Plus, our good news update of the day!

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The guys recap the holiday weekend filled with virtual hangouts with family and friends. Breakfast Television co-host Dina Pugliese (2:29) joins the show to reminisce about the unforgettable experience the trio shared during the Raptors parade. Golf Channel anchor, Rich Lerner (45:13) talks a little basketball and what options the PGA Tour and Masters are considering. Richard Deitsch (1:07:44) of Writers Bloc, discusses the economic impact of COVID-19 on sports media and his news podcast Sports On Pause.

Raptors radio voice Eric Smith (1:23:29) briefly goes down memory lane and gives his perspective from Raptors parade day. TV voice of the Blue Jays, Buck Martinez (1:33:04) rehashes the 2015 ALDS between the Blue Jays and Rangers, and the Bautista bat flip. Raptors alumnus and Sportsnet analyst, Alvin Williams (1:55:10) gives his take on Instagram DJ battles, televised H.O.R.S.E and the Raptors’ championship run.

The guys end the show by giving their good news of the day, which includes Boston medical workers getting lifetime Red Sox tickets.

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Listen to Sports On Pause at https://sprtsnt.ca/3e7nTAZ or search and subscribe in your podcatcher.

COVID-19 is impacting the world unlike anything we’ve seen in 100 years, and sports has not escaped its effects. The newest podcast from Sportsnet features hosts Richard Deitsch and Donnovan Bennett in conversation with athletes and executives, health professionals and journalists discussing how individuals and the industry are dealing with the pandemic.

The show starts off right out of the gate with NHL Deputy Commissioner, Bill Daly (1:14) discussing the situation the NHL finds itself in and what current challenges the league is facing in these uncertain times. Toronto FC Head Coach, Greg Vanney (25:03) jumps on to talk about the soccer season and what is going on behind the scenes. Tim and Sid debate Vince Carter’s legacy (51:00), what would’ve been his final game, and where he stands in Raptors’ lore. Former UFC Middleweight Champion, Michael “The Count” Bisping (1:05:02) author of “Quitters Never Win,” comes on to discuss Dana White’s decision to cancel UFC 249. Joey Vendetta (1:22:25) comes on to talk about his new show, The Joey Vendetta Show, debuting on Saturday. Canadian Wrestling Star, Adam “Edge” Copeland (1:32:11) drops by to talk about his amazing return to Wrestlemania and the unique circumstances surrounding it. The guys end the show by giving their daily good news update and Sid tries to pitch Tim on Love is Blind. 

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The show kicks off discussing Game 4 of the 1993 World Series featuring the Jays and Phillies. Toronto Argonauts GM, Pinball Clemens (24:40) joins the program to discuss #teamtoronto and what it means to the residents of the city. ESPN MLB Insider, Jeff Passan (45:18) updates us on the intriguing report that Major League Baseball is considering an isolated return in the near future. Hockey Central Analyst Brian Burke (1:07:10) talks about #askburkie, how he’s handled becoming a viral sensation, and rehashes his feud with Mike O’Connell. The guys give their daily good news update including a spicy step up from Mary Brown’s.

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The show gets a visit from Tim’s daughter who shows off her singing talent for Sid. Ariel Helwani (24:06) of ESPN joins to talk about his issues with UFC 249 being held and Dana White’s idea of holding a fight card on a private island. Marc Savard (41:55) updates us after a 14-day quarantine away from his family and what it’s like working with the reigning Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues. John Clayton (84:05) joins the show with reaction to Tom Brady’s two-hour interview with Howard Stern. Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up podcast (98:10) delves into the importance of Tiger Woods winning The Masters last year. CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie (1:08:04) addresses how the CFL is planning the draft, the ramifications of the season being suspended, and reports on players becoming free agents due to the hiatus. The guys play a round of #AskTimAndSid with listening questions and more good news updates. 

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the

hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media

Inc. or any affiliate.