Mike and Jason talk all things NHL, and the hot seat under Jim Benning, with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski, and the business of sport with Tom Mayenknecht

ESPN's Greg Wyshynski says Jim Benning is facing the most pressure this season among NHL GMs, his job seat is the hottest. Greg also suggests Ken Holland's offseason inactivity in hockey is indicative of the complete smoldering wreckage Peter Chiarelli left him

Mike and Jason talk hockey with TSN's Mike Johnson, and get into some Clutchie's Clips

TSN's Mike Johnson suggests many of the RFA negotiations, including Brock Boeser's, could extend into camp because those RFAs feel their team needs them as much, or more, than the player needs the team. So the RFAs will take their time and get what they're looking for. Mike also gets into Seattle naming Ron Francis as GM

Mike and Jason discuss their differences, after canoodling with Sekeres and Price the past two days for Crossover Week. Mark Zecchino joins to talk Open Championship, as well

Mark Zecchino from Golf Talk Canada says Royal Portrush could be a once-in-a-lifetime chance for Rory McIlroy to win an Open Championship in Northern Ireland. Mark says every sport needs a villain, and Brooks Koepka has the potential to be that for golf

Mike and Blake discuss What We Learned, with a passionate discussion of shaved meat at Arbys and the offerings from Manchu Wok and Quiznos

Mike and Blake talk with Lions receiver Duron Carter, and hoops with ESPN's Bobby Marks

ESPN's Bobby Marks says Canadian Brandon Clarke, the summer league MVP, is showing he can be an energy guy and have a role with Memphis. Bobby also says Russell Westbrook's game isn't ideal for how Houston plays, and doesn't feel the addition gets Houston to the top tier of the western conference with the LA teams, Utah, Denver

Lions receiver Duron Carter gets into a slow start for the Leos, saying he has full confidence in the players in the room, that the talent is there to turn it around. Duron says some teams simply take a bit longer to gel