Brook and Kuz discuss the MLB trade deadline, and get into how Jett Woo and Toni Utonen look at the World Summer Showcase, as ESPN's Chris Peters joins the boys

ESPN's Chris Peters says Jett Woo is clearly a more physical, defense-oriented player, but Woo's offensive game is starting to mature. Chris says Woo still needs to get it to an NHL level. Peters says Toni Utonen is a smart player who played at a pro level in Finland last year...but he's simply a prospect who has a chance to make the NHL

Brook and Ben talk Whitecaps with Corey Basso, and get into What We Learned

Whitecaps pxp voice Corey Basso says the Caps finally showed some good group cohesion in the draw in Minnesota, which has been missing lately. Corey suggests Max Crepeau is the club's MVP to this point, and has earned his three-year extension

Brook and Ben discuss the decline of fighting in hockey with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski, and get into the Sport Market preview with Tom Mayenknecht

ESPN's Greg Wyshynski gets into his deep dive into the decline of fighting in hockey, while admitting to a small bit of nostalgia for the good old days. Greg also suggests Ron Hextall would be a good fit as GM in Minnesota, but the club may not have the patience to let Hextall do his thing

Brook and Kuz discuss the decline of fighting in hockey, while Keith Ballard joins to discuss Brock Boeser and Da Beauty League

Keith Ballard gets into a light discussion of Minnesota's summer Da Beauty League, but says he's noticing Brock Boeser's playmaking in the league, and his confidence with the puck in tight quarters. Keith says his simple rule for coaching in the DBL is "no dumping it in, and you have to cheat offensively, or you're benched"

Brook and Kuzma discuss fighting in hockey, and the MLB brawl between Pittsburgh and Cincy. Rod Smith from the CFL on TSN panel joins, admitting he's shocked to see the Lions at 1-6

Rod Smith from the CFL on TSN panel admits he's shocked to see the Lions at 1-6, given how good Mike Reilly and the Lions players are...but Rod also admits, after thinking the early losses were an aberration, he's starting to wonder if this can be turned around