Ailish and Justin kick things off by discussing the most interesting teams around the sports world. Shayna Goldman (11:37) joins the show to discuss what is going on with the Bruins, the Sabres playoff drought and the Flames retooling on the fly. Then, they discuss Zach Hyman’s lack of puck luck, Dostal’s elite start to the season, and more. Next, Aaron Bronsteter (25:28) joins the show live from Edmonton to tee up UFC Fight Night. They discuss what to expect from the Canadian fighters ahead of the first fight night in Canada in over 5 years, Mike Mallot’s chances against Trevin Giles, and more. Then, Aaron Bronsteter is joined by UFC Sr. VP of UFC International Dave Shaw to discuss the event and future UFC events in the Great North.

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Ailish and Justin kick off the show with Frank Seravalli (1:37) to break down the spookiest storylines around the NHL. They discuss Timothy Liljegren being traded to the San Jose Sharks, the recent valuations of NHL franchises, whether Fleury could be on Team Canada for the Four Nations Face-Off, and much more. Then, after a historic comeback against the Yankees, the L.A. Dodgers are World Series Champions. Ben Nicholson-Smith (25:52) joins the show to recap the Yankees' missed opportunity, whether Boone is the right man to lead the Yankees, where Juan Soto will end up, and more. Then, they discuss the Dodgers' legacy under Dave Roberts, the Jays' connections to the 2024 World Series, and more.

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We’ve got a series as the Yankees finally get a World Series win and force a Game 5! Kevin Pillar joins the show once again to tee up Game 5 and discuss the fan interference last night in New York, the Yankees planting a seed of doubt and the pitching matchup between Cole and Flaherty. Then, Jon Morosi joins the show (25:43) to give his thoughts on Game 4 before getting into Dave Roberts' management, Freddie Freeman’s continued dominance, his thoughts on the fan interference last night, and much more. Ailish and Justin end things by reacting live to Timothy Liljegren being traded from the Leafs to the San Jose Sharks.

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Ailish and Justin Kick things off with MLB outfielder and former Blue Jay, Kevin Pillar to recap the first 3 games of the World Series. They discuss his former teammates Freddie Freeman and Teoscar Hernandez, his time with the Dodgers, the legend of Shohei Ohtani, and more. Then, David Price (25:43) joins the show to discuss how Mookie Betts has helped take the Dodgers to another level, how the Yankees should approach a do-or-die game at home, and more. Finally, Rob Rossi (37:00) joins the show to tee up Marc-André Fleury's final start against the Penguins.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick off the only Sports Equinox Day of the year by sharing their viewing agenda starting with Game 3 of the World Series. Ryan Spilborghs joins the show (13:41) to tee up the game and recap how the Dodgers and Yankees have each looked through two games over the weekend. Then, Scott Braun (27:56) joins the show to discuss what we can expect from Aaron Judge in Game 3, the rumours surrounding the Dodgers' interest in Soto, the pitching matchup in Game 3, and much more.

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It’s finally time for the World Series! Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with World Series Champion Cameron Maybin (10:10) to break down what to expect from Gerrit Cole in Game 1, how the Dodgers will manage their bullpen, what to expect from Gleyber Torres, and much more. Then, Aaron Bronsteter (25:39) joins the show to tee up UFC 308 and, later, Gene Principe (36:30) tees up tonight’s matchup between Sidney Crosby and Connor McDavid.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with Frank Seravalli (1:40) debating the jersey release for the Four Nations tournament. Then, they discuss Shea Theodore’s big extension, the next biggest pending UFA d-man, the Bruins' struggles, and much more. Later, Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo (26:04) joins the show to tee up the World Series with Game 1 kicking off tomorrow. They break down what to expect from the Dodgers and Yankees, which players to watch, and more. They end things by discussing Bronny James’ NBA debut and what to expect from him going forward.

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The Raptors are back! Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with the founder of the Raptors, John Bitove (9:48). They discuss the franchise's history with the team's 30th anniversary season beginning tonight, Vince Carter’s impact on Canadian basketball, how the team have been able to survive and thrive in Toronto, and the growth of Canadian Basketball. Then, NHL Network's Jason Demers (27:32) joins the show to discuss OEL’s fine and what to expect from Craig Berube’s new team against his former Blues squad. Then, they discuss the Bruins' season outlook, the Preds picking up their first win, tee up tonight’s Flyers/Capitals game and how the Caps have been able to defy expectations early on.

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