Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up Thursday by discussing the Toronto Maple Leafs with historian Damien Cox. They cover the team's recent performance, leadership issues, Auston Matthews' injury response, and the need for tougher players. Damien shares thoughts on rebuilding without a full overhaul and the challenges ahead. Afterward, former Blue Jay Michael Saunders (24:33) joins to share memories of playing in Canada, his take on the Blue Jays and Mariners rivalry, and thoughts on baseball's growing popularity in Canada, along with the emotional toll of losing in the World Series.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the second hour with thoughts on the state of the Maple Leafs' tank after back-to-back wins. The guys discuss strategies to curb the team's results, including roster moves, player usage, and the impact of goaltending. The conversation shifts to Adam Silver’s comments on addressing tanking in the NBA and whether a broader solution could apply across North American sports. Later, MLB Network insider Jon Morosi (23:10) joins to discuss baseball's grand return, the use of ABS, the York Yankees’ performance last night, the outlook for the AL East, and expectations for the Blue Jays.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Thursday's show with a look back on last night's win for Maple Leafs over the New York Rangers. They discuss the team’s run of form of fate, featuring improved goaltending led by Joseph Woll and contributions from Dakota Joshua, along with the Blue Jays’ presence at the game. They also debate the Leafs future draft implications, before shifting to the Raptors’ loss to the Clippers. The boys reassess their expectations for the team, take a closer look at Kawhi Leonard’s level of play and gauge the Clippers’ playoff outlook. The show wraps with Blue Jays roster decisions with Davis Schneider and Spencer Miles earning spots, along with a broader discussion on the MLB season opener featuring the Giants and Yankees and the debut of the Automated Ball-Strike system.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning are joined by Sam McKee to discuss the Leafs' recent win, Easton Cowan's performance, and their potential for next season. They also touch on the Leafs' upcoming games and the impact of physical play. Sam shares his thoughts on whether major roster changes are needed and the roles of Brad Treliving and Craig Berube. They then chat with Blake Murphy (28:21) about the Raptors' road trip and debate if the team is underperforming. The conversation shifts to the Blue Jays, examining the lineup's potential decline and the importance of players like Addison Barger, Kazuma Okamoto, Cody Ponce, and Brandon Little.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the hour by reacting to Radko Gudas' apology for his knee-on-knee collision with Auston Matthews. They shift to tonight's Maple Leafs vs. Rangers matchup with thoughts on the team’s late-season performance, draft implications, and recent storylines involving Morgan Rielly, Jake Gardiner, and William Nylander. They also discuss league-wide goaltending trends and what it could mean for the Leafs’ offseason decisions. Later, MLB Network's Adnan Virk (24:17) shares his thoughts on Barry Bonds entering the media, the state of the New York Yankees with Gerrit Cole, the AL East race, where the Blue Jays stand, and an early World Series prediction.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Wednesday by recapping the Maple Leafs’ win over the Bruins. They discuss Easton Cowan stepping up for John Tavares, his potential as a culture setter, and what the performance means for the team’s future. They also examine Craig Berube’s impact, revisit the Fraser Minten for Brandon Carlo trade, and debate whether goaltending should be the Leafs’ top priority next season. After the break, they shift to Tiger Woods’ return to the TGL and discuss his chances at the Masters. The boys also preview the Raptors’ matchup against the Clippers, before wrapping up with a discussion on the NBA’s 65-game rule for awards, load management, and whether the league can truly address tanking.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the morning with NHL insider Frank Seravalli, discussing the Leafs' current struggles and potential offseason strategies—whether a re-tool or a major rebuild is needed. They also dive into Connor McDavid's post-game comments affecting the Oilers' dynamics. After the break, Ben Nicholson-Smith (24:52) joins to talk about Max Scherzer’s unique rehab method, his performance this spring, and the impact on the Blue Jays' rotation. They discuss the implications of Trey Yesavage’s IL start, roster decisions, and the crucial role of George Springer in the lineup. The show concludes with final thoughts on roster spots.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the second hour alongside Sportsnet's Jason Bukala. They break down the upcoming Leafs–Bruins matchup with thoughts on Fraser Minten’s opportunity in Boston and Brandon Carlo’s impact in Toronto since his arrival. The conversation also explores whether Toronto can replicate Boston’s turnaround, what changes may be needed within the core, and the potential offseason market for Morgan Rielly. Later, Sportsnet PGA reporter Adam Stanley (26:55) joins to recap the opening round of the TGL finals and the return of Tiger Woods. They examine his health, expectations moving forward, and implications for the Masters Tournament. The discussion also covers top contenders, LIV golfers’ form, Jon Rahm’s chances, and Rory McIlroy entering in strong form.

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