TSN 1040: Donnie & The Moj

Guests include Matt Dunigan.

Raptors head coach Dwane Casey says athletes should play as many sports as they can while growing up, before choosing to specialize in one. Casey feels Toronto is a desirable place to play, and a potential landing spot for a super team

TSN’s Matt Dunigan doesn’t think Kent Austin’s job is in danger in Hamilton, and says the Ti-Cats decimated secondary is hurting the club bigtime. Matt says staying on the road may be a good thing for Hamilton.

Segments include Jive at Five and Is It Just Me

Guests include Mark Zecchino and Travis Lulay

Travis Lulay says the Lions simply weren’t productive enough on first down, leaving too many 2nd and longs, and it’s very tough to beat a team like Edmonton when you do that. Travis says the Lions have looked at mistakes they made in the game and are focused on fixing that, as opposed to worrying about a couple iffy officiating calls. Travis expects to start Saturday vs Saskatchewan, but admits it’s not written in stone as Jon Jennings continues to get healthier

Mark Zecchino from Golf Talk Canada suggests the Canadian Open will continue to be mostly based in Ontario, despite Glen Abbey being re-developed into a housing and commercial site

Guests include Bernie Pleskoff

Guests include Ryan Johansen

Ryan Johansen says his 8-year contract is “phenomenal” for his family and for himself and he’s excited for another eight years in Nashville. Ryan says the new deal rivals being drafted and his first NHL games in terms of great moments in his life. Even a few months after the playoffs, Ryan says he still has “no words” to describe the experience and how much Nashville fans enjoyed it – but that’s a huge reason why Johansen wanted to stay in Nashville