In hour 2, the boys continue their live watch-along of Canada vs. Bosnia & Herzegovina from BMO Field at the 2026 World Cup. The studio erupts as the veteran Canadian forward Cyle Larin finds the equalizer, sending both the show and the country into a frenzy.

The trio reacts to all the drama, momentum swings, and atmosphere as Canada pushes for a crucial opening-match result.

In Hour 2, the boys continue the Darnell Nurse discussion as reports link the L.A. Kings and Pittsburgh as potential destinations. What assets could those teams offer the Oilers in return? Would Edmonton need to retain salary, or is maximizing cap space the most important part of any deal?

Plus, Xavier Justin from the Hot Hand Theory and Locked On Knicks podcasts joins the show to break down the instant-classic Game 4 of the NBA Finals. The historic comeback, OG Anunoby's impact, and whether the Knicks can finish the job and close out the finals.

Salas and Gage kick off the show discussing the news that Darnell Nurse has reportedly waived his no-movement clause and provided the Oilers with a list of 3-5 teams he'd be willing to join. Where does Nurse want to go? What did he bring to Edmonton during his tenure, and what will the Oilers miss most if a deal gets done?

Plus, the boys have one eye on the studio and one eye on the pitch as Mexico and South Africa open the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with live reactions and early tournament storylines throughout the hour.

The show kicks off with more twists in the Oilers' head coaching search. With Mike Babcock eyeing a return to the NHL, the NHLPA has requested a full investigation into his brief tenure with the Blue Jackets. Why do the Oilers appear willing to continue down this path, and what could it mean for the organization?

The boys also recap Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, where the Hurricanes earned a 5-3 win over the Golden Knights to even the series at 2-2. Jordan Staal stole the headlines, but what else stood out from the game? Plus, a look at Brandon Bussi's performance in his postseason debut.

In Hernan's Noticias, we cover the biggest soccer stories surrounding Canada's World Cup roster, who's in, who's out, and what it means moving forward. We'll also touch on the NHL, Blue Jays, and Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

And in Hernan's World, we're celebrating National Herbs & Spices Day with "The Oilers Spice Rack," assigning herbs and spices to members of the Oilers and debating who brings the most flavour to the lineup.

Hour 2 opens with the boys all over the place—breaking down the wild weather in Edmonton, more Oilers Herbs & Spices talk, and plenty of off-the-rails conversation to kick things off.

Then Matthew Iwanyk from The Hangout joins the show to preview the World Cup kicking off Thursday. The crew digs into Canada's chances, the favourites to lift the trophy, and the biggest question of all—who has the better tournament legacy, Messi or Ronaldo?

Plus, the latest edition of the "Screw It, Let's Do It" parlay.

The boys preview Game 4 between the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights. Can Carolina bounce back and even the series? They also dive into the NBA Finals after the San Antonio Spurs picked up a huge Game 3 win in New York, along with more discussion surrounding the Oilers' hiring of Mike Babcock.

Later, Justin Dunk from 3DownNation joins the show to go around the CFL. The conversation includes Justin Rankin being named Week 1 Player of the Week, the importance of Zach Collaros to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and what fans can expect from Chad Kelly this season.

Salas and Gage continue the discussion surrounding Mike Babcock and the Edmonton Oilers. Where should the line be drawn when it comes to controversial hires? Is the leadership group truly on board with the decision, or were they leaned on by management to help smooth things over with the NHLPA? The boys also debate what impact, if any, the hire could have on attracting free agents to Edmonton.

Later, Derek Van Diest from NHL.com joins the show to share his thoughts on the Babcock situation and preview Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

Plus, the latest thoughts on the rumours linking Sebastian Cossa to Edmonton.