Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the week with Sam McKee, co-host of Leafs Talk. They discuss the aftermath of the World Series Game 7 loss, how it compares to the Leafs' past disappointments, and when he might start thinking about the Blue Jays again. They also explore the moments from Game 7 that will linger and discuss the decisions that might haunt the Blue Jays this season. The conversation continues with Erik Kratz (25:28), co-host of Foul Territory, about Blue Jays fans' recovery from the loss and expectations for the offseason, including Bo Bichette's future. Finally, they introduce a new segment, Crown Canadian Moment.

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Ben and Brent continue into the second hour talking football with Charles Davis, NFL on CBS analyst! They begin with thoughts on last night's Broncos win over the Raiders and debate Denver's ceiling with Bo Nix at the helm. The guys also chat about the combination of Mike Vrabel and Drake Maye bringing the magic back to Foxborough, the Ravens' case to win the AFC North, the state of the Bills following last weekend's win over the Chiefs, and if the Buccaneers are for real. Charles wraps up with his take on who would win a NFL coach battle royale... don't sleep on Sean Payton. Later, the guys discuss the likelihood of Bo Bichette returning to the Blue Jays, the factors at play, and how much the decision could impact how we view Ross Atkins and Mark Shapiro. Ben and Brent wrap up this hour with thoughts on how the upcoming Winter Olympics may have invigorated Sidney Crosby’s hot start to the season.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Friday morning by recapping what we heard yesterday from the Blue Jays front office during yesterday's end-of-season media availability. They discuss the shift in tone from this group following a World Series appearance, as well as the legacy for Ross Atkins and Mark Shaprio compared to their predecessor, Alex Anthopoulos. Should both of them be extended? The guys also dive into their comments about the future of Bo Bichette in Toronto and Jeff Hoffman’s role as a closer moving forward. Who else would you like to see at the backend of the bullpen next year? Later, Ben and Brent chat about David Kämpf's suspension after unexpectedly stepping away from the Toronto Marlies, how the Maple Leafs should handle this, and his role in the NHL going forward. The boys wrap up with thoughts on Team Canada new jerseys revealed yesterday!

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the morning show by welcoming Yahoo MLB writer and co-host of Cespedes Family BBQ, Jordan Shusterman. They discuss Shane Bieber opting into the final year of his contract and its impact on the Blue Jays' pitching rotation. Jordan shares his thoughts on the team's playoff run and offseason outlook, including Bo Bichette's potential return and its effect on free agents considering Toronto. Next, they’re joined by former MLB pitcher and current MLBPA Special Assistant Andrew Miller (25:32), who reflects on the World Series, bullpen strategies, and overcoming a Game 7 loss. He shares insights on Bieber's decision and his transition from starter to reliever, as well as his expectations for the players' union regarding a possible lockout.

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Ben and Brent roll into the second hour alongside Gord Stellick, former Maple Leafs General Manager and friend of the show! After some quick Blue Jays thoughts, Gord dives into the Leafs' victory over the Mammoth, Auston Matthews' recent form, Anthony Stolarz' reassuring play last night, and the team's playoff trajectory. Later, the guys share their expectations for this afternoon's Blue Jays end-of-season media availability from Mark Shapiro and Ross Atkins (29:00). Will extensions be handed out for both Atkins and Manager John Schneider? Ben and Brent wrap up with thoughts on Easton Cowan's move to the Toronto Marlies, how long his stay in the AHL will be, and how the Leafs have handled his development.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Thursday morning by recapping the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-3 win over Utah Mammoth last night. They share their takeaways from the game including how good the Leafs can be when their best players perform, John Tavares' form as he leads the league in 5-on-5 points, and the celebrations following JT's 501st career goal. The boys also touch on how Matias Maccelli changes the equation for the forward group, the play of Dakota Joshua, and Auston Matthews' three-game goal streak. Later, Ben and Brent turn their attention to Alexander Ovechkin 900th career goal last night, and Jordan Binnington's slight of hand to try and steal the puck. Speaking of Binnington, the boys open a discussion on who should start for Team Canada in the 2026 Olympics, before debating the etiquette of scoring a round of golf in offseason conditions.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning are joined by NHL insider Frank Servalli to discuss the World Series, drawing parallels between the Blue Jays and his Phillies' experience in 1993. They also delve into NHL news, including who Frank believes is the best team currently and the Toronto Maple Leafs' playoff chances and Auston Matthews' performance. Next, MLB Network's Adnan Virk (27:16) shares insights on Game 7 of the World Series, discussing whether the Blue Jays lost or the Dodgers won. The conversation continues on Shane Bieber's decision to opt in for another year and its implications for the Jays' rotation and Bo Bichette’s future. The episode wraps up with thoughts on the Dodgers and their impact on baseball.

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Ben and Brent open the second hour with more on Shane Bieber opting into his 2026 player option with the Blue Jays. They discuss the former Cy Young Award winner's decision to accept a deal will below market value, how that changes his perception among the fanbase, and if the team should consider bringing back Max Scherzer as well. The guys pivot to the Maple Leafs to chat about some news coming out of practice including Easton Cowan's role moving forward, where Scott Laughton should slot in, and the new-look power play. Is Oliver Ekman-Larsson the best option to quarterback the top unit? Later, Sportsnet's Michael Grange (24:10) takes a moment to look back on the Blue Jays' World Series run and shares how the Raptors can capitalize on it. Grange also dives into the state of the Raps eight games into the season, Brandon Ingram's fit in with the team so far, and RJ Barrett's long-term future in Toronto.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off today's show celebrating the news of Shane Bieber opting in to another year with the Blue Jays! They discuss how this signing shapes Toronto's rotation going into next year and reaffirms the "run it back" mentality that many fans hoped this team would embrace. Will this affect Bo Bichette's future with the Jays? After the break, the guys recap an impressive 128-100 Raptors win over the Bucks last night. They dive into the lessons learned early this season including the team's identity, Jakob Poeltl's importance, Toronto's ceiling in the Eastern Conference, and what to make of Immanuel Quickley’s slow start. The guys wrap up this hour with thoughts on Tom Brady cloning his dog.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the morning by chatting with Sportsnet.ca Leafs reporter Luke Fox. They discuss his experience covering Game 7 of the World Series while on the road with the Leafs and compare the differing reactions to the Leafs and Blue Jays in Toronto. Key topics include Auston Matthews’ performance, the struggles of the bottom six, and surviving without Chris Tanev. They ponder whether the team needs more patience or has something to prove this season. Next, they welcome Trey Wingo, host of "Straight Facts Homie." Before diving into NFL topics, they get Trey's take on the World Series loss for the Blue Jays. They discuss the upcoming NFL trade deadline, potential moves involving Trey Hendrickson, and reactions to the Bills' win over the Chiefs. They speculate on the top teams in the AFC and NFC, including the Broncos and Rams, before concluding with thoughts on the Dodgers' impact on baseball.

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Ben and Brent dive into the second hour of today's show with more Maple Leafs thoughts. They question if Craig Berube seems worried about his club, if he's feeling the heat, and if there are any doubt about the team making the playoffs. Later, the boys take a look at Baseball America's projections for some free agent contracts this offseason. How much work do the Blue Jays have to do, and will it prohibit them from resigning Bo Bichette? Shi Davidi (25:55), Sportsnet MLB insider, joins the conversation to share his takeaways from the Blue Jays' World Series run. He dives into Toronto's growth as a baseball city, how to capitalize on this momentum to make sure it isn’t a one-time thing, and the ripple effects of this World Series on the upcoming CBA negotiations. Shi also checks in on the Jays' chances to re-sign Bichette and Shane Bieber, how Bichette has changed his perception in Toronto, and how much time fans need before revisiting Game 7.

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