A new face joins EST Afternoons as Zachary "Koob" Kubusch makes his hosting debut alongside Joaquin Gage!

The guys kick off the show by breaking down the Edmonton Elks' dominant 40-17 victory over the Ottawa REDBLACKS, highlighted by Justin Rankin's three-touchdown performance. They'll discuss what stood out from the win, what it means for the Elks moving forward, and whether Edmonton has turned a corner.

Matt Iwanyk, host of The EST Hangout and the Commonwealth Stadium Green & Gold Pregame/Postgame Show, swings into the studio to offer his take on the EE, the World Cup, and much more!

And, of course, we've got Ben To The Future with Benny stepping in for the Koob on some trivia! Joaquin and Zach test Benny's knowledge, going ALL over the place!

Salas and Gage return from the Canada Day festivities to break down a wild start to NHL free agency. The Oilers make headlines by moving Darnell Nurse to San Jose, adding Stanley Cup champion Frederik Andersen in goal, and bolstering their depth. The big question: Are the Oilers a better team today than they were a week ago?

During hour two, the focus shifts to combat sports as Zachary 'Koob' Kubusch and Joaquin Gage preview UFC 329, breaking down the biggest matchups and storylines. To get some professional insight on McGregor's return to the octagon, UFC 329 as a whole, and the new Meta UFC rankings, Nolan King from USA Today, Tapology and MMA Junkie checks in to the program!

Without Hernan, the boys still deliver Hernan's Noticias to note the top sports stories of the day! From the Riverhawks to the NHL, World Cup and CEBL, the fellas have lots to explore.

Plus, the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals continue with Spain and Belgium in action. The guys share updates on one of the tournament's biggest matches before closing out with the Screw It, Let's Do It parlay!

Hour 2 is all about big matchups as the boys preview Canada's Round of 16 showdown with Morocco at the FIFA World Cup, breaking down the key storylines and what Canada needs to do to punch its ticket to the quarterfinals. They also set the stage for the Elks and Lions meeting from Kelowna.

Plus, the guys look back on Darnell Nurse's time in Edmonton and discuss how the longtime Oilers defenceman should be remembered following his departure.

Salas and Gage kick off the show with breaking NHL news as the Philadelphia Flyers shake up the league by signing Ducks star Leo Carlsson to a massive five-year, $18 million AAV offer sheet. The guys break down what it means for both franchises and the ripple effects across the NHL. They also recap Vernon Adams Jr.'s dominant performance, throwing six touchdown passes and rushing for another as the Stampeders rolled past the Argonauts.

Matt Larkin joins the show to dive into the Carlsson offer sheet, discuss whether Anaheim can match, and share his thoughts on how the Oilers and Maple Leafs fared during the opening days of free agency.

Plus, the guys test everyone's music knowledge with another edition of Zach to the Future: Name That Tune.

Salas and Gage kick off the show by recapping their weekend before diving into Canada's Round of 16 exit at the World Cup against Morocco. The guys discuss where Canada needs to improve moving forward and why it's time for fans to ease up on Alphonso Davies.

They also break down the Edmonton Elks' first loss of the season to the BC Lions, plus chat about the Oilers locking up Shakir Mukhamadullin and Spencer Stastney with new extensions. And why are some fans already looking to move Ty Emberson?

Later, JC Abbott of 3DownNation joins the show to recap all the biggest storylines from Week 5 across the CFL.

Hour 2 gets rolling with Noticias as Salas and Gage hit the biggest stories from around the sports world, including Charles Leclerc grabbing pole at the British Grand Prix, plus all the latest buzz from the NBA and NHL.

Then, Patrick Present of The Hockey News joins the guys from Anaheim to break down the Ducks' biggest offseason dilemma. What should GM Pat Verbeek do with the Flyers' offer sheet for Leo Carlsson? They also discuss what's next for Cutter Gauthier and the ripple effects if Anaheim decides to match—or not match—the massive offer.

Salas and Gage open the show with a music debate, asking whether the Beastie Boys are all-time greats or overrated, while reminiscing about some of the biggest bands from past generations.

TSN's Josh Lewenberg joins the program to discuss Kyle Lowry officially retiring as a Toronto Raptor, where he ranks among the franchise's all-time greats, and the return of Kawhi Leonard. The guys also dive into the risks of the move and what a contract extension could look like.

The hour wraps up with the latest edition of the Screw It, Let's Do It Parlay, plus a look back at memorable moments on This Day in Sports and Movie History.