TSN 1200 Mornings

Eric and Steve talk a possible Jon Gruden comeback, whether Matt Araiza was afforded due process and minor league ball players unionizing. And of course the Donald Trump Loser of the Week.

AJ and Lee start the hour by taking a look at some Ottawa natives who have made NFL practice rosters, then they talk soccer with Atleti captain Drew Beckie

Atleti Captain Drew Beckie joins The Drive to talk about the season that's been, and their expectations and hopes down the stretch of the CPL campaign

AJ and Lee are joined by Dave Smart, then wrap up the hour with a bit of baseball talk

Dave Smart joins the guys for his weekly visit to talk about developing athletes, Brooke Henderson at the CP Women's Open, some Sens, and more

Lots of REDBLACKS talk in hour 1 of the program, as AJ and Lee look back on some of the comments from GM Shawn Burke at last night's QB Club. The fellas also debate whether Paul LaPolice will make it to the end of the season, and talk about the BC Lions acquiring Vernon Adams Jr

Creech and Kenny recap their interviews with Jack Beck and Dave Cameron before being joined by Sens prospect Tyler Boucher in person, his offseason work, how bad the whole group wants it, chip on hi shoulder from not making Team USA, heat RedBlacks QB club last night, and the exciting trajectory of a lot of senators prospects.

Sens forward Tyler Boucher joins Creech and Kenny to talk about the opening of camp, exciting to be back, his offseason work, fitness testing, first scrimmages, how bad the whole group wants it, goals for the season, and some thoughts on the Sens offseason moves and apparent upward trajectory. 

Creech and Kenny dive back into the 67's chatter with practice nearing it's conclusion, thoughts on some stuff they've seen, Tyler Boucher's imposing presence, then they're joined by Jack Beck followed by Dave Cameron in person to further gear up for the season.

67's head coach Dave Cameron joins Creech and Kenny to talk about the upcoming season, building off last year, winning gold at the World Juniors, establishing a high compete level in camp early on, and the great home ice advantage they have at the arena at TD Place.