Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning welcome Foul Territory host Scott Braun to discuss the Blue Jays-Yankees matchup. They dive into whether it was a Blue Jays collapse or a Yankees resurgence, Aaron Judge’s homer, and the implications for tonight’s game. Scott shares his thoughts on pulling Shane Bieber early and how the Jays will handle their bullpen day, plus the reason Kevin Gausman can't pitch on shorter rest. They are later joined by former MLB player and Sportsnet analyst Joe Siddall (26:37) to discuss the previous night's events. Joe weighs in on the decision to pull Bieber, the significance of Judge's homer, and the effectiveness of the Jays' bullpen strategy. They also talk about the decision to carry only three starting pitchers and Joe's admiration for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and manager John Schneider's performance. Ben and Brent wrap up with their reflections before game 4.

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Ben and Brent start the second hour by taking the temperature of the city in the aftermath of the Blue Jays loss the Yankees. How comfortable is everyone with today's bullpen day? Later, Joe Bowen, radio voice of the Toronto Maple Leafs, joins the show on the eve of his final season in the booth. He shares his expectations for Auston Matthews this year, his thoughts on the lineup without Mitch Marner, and his view on John Tavares' decision to re-sign. The boys continue the conversation with some storylines they are watching out for, expectations for the forward group, potential fan favourites throughout the lineup, and what Easton Cowan and Nick Robertson's roles will be as the year progresses.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning start Wednesday morning by recapping the Blue Jays' tough loss to the New York Yankees. They discuss how high they were feeling after the third inning, and how ironic it is that defensive miscues ultimately cost the team. The guys also chat about the decision to take out Shane Bieber in the third inning, the subsequent deployment of the bullpen, and how that could impact tonight's Game 4. Later, Ben and Brent take a look at the other series in the American League with Mariners moving within one game of the ALCS. Finally, they dive into Auston Matthews' comments yesterday about Connor McDavid’s extension and what it would mean for his next contract, before sharing some thoughts on Opening Night in the NHL!

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up the morning by chatting with NHL insider Frank Servalli, who shares his thoughts on the Phillies' recent loss. They explore Connor McDavid’s extension details and its implications for the league. Frank also discusses the Panthers-Lightning preseason game and previews the NHL season. The conversation shifts to the Blue Jays vs. Yankees series and its impact on their rivalry. They then welcome Trey Wingo (27:38) to recap NFL Week 5, covering the Chiefs, Jaguars, and the state of the Bills and Packers. Ben and Brent conclude with final thoughts ahead of Game 3.

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Ben and Brent kick off the second hour with thoughts on tonight's Game 3 of the ALDS. They discuss how important it is for the Blue Jays to close it out tonight with Shane Bieber on the mound, the outlook for a potential Game 4 and beyond, along with John Schneider's options to manage his bullpen. Will the Yankees give Vladimir Guerrero Jr. the Aaron Judge treatment? Later on, Shi Davidi (23:24), Sportsnet Blue Jays insider, checks in live from the Bronx! He shares his view on the Jays clubhouse connection, what to expect tonight in Game 3, Bieber's biggest start in blue, his intriguing splits, and the plan of attack against Carlos Rodón.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Tuesday morning with a look at Connor McDavid's decision to extend his contract in Edmonton below market value. They question why he decided to do this now, how this sets up the Oilers for the upcoming season, and what it means for the upcoming free agent class around the league. Should the NHL Players Association take exception to it? The guys also take some time to talk about the Maple Leafs' choice to send Easton Cowan to the American Hockey League. Will this be more beneficial for his development? Later, Ben and Brent share their initial impressions of Brandon Ingram's debut for the Raptors last night in Denver. To wrap up, the boys look at how both the Dodgers and Brewers have taken a strangle-hold of each of their NLDS matchups, before focusing in on the Jaguars' win over the Chiefs last night.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning chat with Sportsnet's Dan Shulman about the Toronto Blue Jays' impressive weekend. They discuss standout performances, including Trey Yesavage's noteworthy debut and Vladdy’s grand slam. Dan Shulman shares his thoughts on the bullpen management and highlights Daulton Varsho’s contributions. Later, MLB Network's Adnan Virk (25:06) joins to weigh in on the team's offensive surge and how Yankees fans feel about Aaron Judge's performance. They wrap up with final thoughts on the series' first two games.

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Ben and Brent open this hour taking your texts and calls following the Blue Jays' winning weekend! What was it like at Rogers Centre during Games 1 and 2? How worried were you when John Schneider pulled Trey Yesavage? Are we giving enough praise to the team's unsung heroes? Later, Jon Morosi (24:08), MLB network insider, shares his thoughts on Toronto's electric start to the ALDS. He chats about Yesavage's impressive playoff debut, if this series will finally put the "rest vs. rust" debate to rest, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s red-hot bat, and how each team will deploy their pitchers as the series shifts to New York.

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