TSN 1200 Mornings

On the latest edition of This is Wrestling, Lee Versage and Zach McGibbon review the 2022 edition of WWE SummerSlam! The guys go through what they liked and didn't like from the first PPV under the Triple H era. Zach also gives his review of Ric Flair's Last Match. This is another edition of the show you do not want to miss!

Lee and Simmer talk Hockey Canada, World Juniors coming up, Tyler Boucher left off Team USA, and what they hope to see from him this coming season.

Lee and Simmer delve into the Deshaun Watson 6 game suspension, reasoning behind it, RedBlacks head coach Paul LaPolice joins them to recap the team's 1st win, and some travel talk. 

RedBlacks head coach Paul LaPolice joins Simmer and Lee for his weekly segment, recapping the team's 1st win, Evans growing a quarterback, Acklin proving to be a great target for him, keeping offense on the field, and establishing their identity. 

Lee and Simmer recap the long weekend, RedBlacks get on the board, Blues Jays still quiet at the deadline, pregame pump up music discussion, lookahead at RedBlacks schedule, grueling practices, and a weak East division leaving the door open at 1-6.

Kevin Haime is back for a live Tee It Up to recap Brooke Henderson's win at the Evian, backswing tips, Club EG professional Andy Rajhathy, and longtime NHL referee Kerry Fraser comes on to talk about his golf fundraiser and share some stories from his career in pro hockey.

The guys start the hour by setting up what's to come this weekend in sports. Then they wrap things up with the Leftover 5

JP Bolduc joins the guys for his weekly visit to talk REDBLACKS, last night's Thursday Nighter, and the weekend to come in the CFL

AJ and Lee are joined by CTV's Jeremie Charron to start the hour. Then the fellas talk some golf, including the news that Charles Barkley isn't jumping to the LIV Tour. They wrap up the hour by talking some CFL with JP Bolduc

AJ and Lee start the hour by reacting to John Klingberg's deal in Anaheim, and talk about who the Sens should target on the blueline. Then they chat with Atletico Ottawa's keeper Nathan Ingham