JD opens the show with his thoughts on the Leafs' bonding trip in Arizona this weekend before being joined by Sportsnet's Luke Fox (6:32). Together they discuss Steven Lorentz being waived yesterday, first impressions on Gavin McKenna, Auston Matthews' health entering the year and how Jim Hiller's system could reinvigorate Matthews' offensive game. Afterwards, JD and the producers wrap with “What We Missed” (35:31).

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JD returns from vacation and shares his thoughts on the Blue Jays' continued chase for a postseason berth, before discussing the punishment handed down by the NBA down to the Los Angeles Clippers and Kawhi Leonard. Then, JD is joined by Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith (16:01) to react to Toronto's let-down performance in their series opener against the Athletics, how John Schneider will manage the starting rotation down the stretch, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. tinkering with his batting mechanics, and the case for Brett Bateman providing more impact on the Blue Jays than Kevin Gausman could have to end the season.

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JD is joined by Ben Ennis, co-host of The FAN Morning Show (0:00), to discuss the Blue Jays' bounce back win to even their series against the Athletics, the pressure on Toronto to make the playoffs, and Anthony Santander beginning his injury rehab assignment. Afterwards, JD and Ben reflect on the immediate impact Brett Bateman has brought to the Jays' lineup and which aspects of his game are sustainable beyond 2026, before concluding the show with "Old News" (34:50).

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JD reacts to the Seattle Seahawks' 13-10 win over the New England Patriots in the NFL season opener, before sharing his thoughts on how the Blue Jays' series loss to the Athletics could haunt them in the playoff race. Then, JD is joined by Jackie Redmond, NHL Reporter on TNT (15:50), to discuss the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers taking drastically different approaches to travel ahead of their matchup in Australia, Gavin McKenna training with Mitch Marner and other NHLers in Muskoka, and the NHL storylines they're most looking forward ahead of training camp.

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JD begins the show (0:00) discussing the San Francisco 49ers upset win over the Los Angeles Rams in Australia, how much blame can be attributed the Rams' last-minute travel plans, sluggish performances from veterans including Matthew Stafford and Myles Garrett, and question marks surrounding the 49ers' durability. Then, JD shares his thoughts on the Toronto Blue Jays entering the weekend (17:52), the mounting pressure on Toronto to make the postseason, and the Blue Jays' path to roster improvement in 2027. Afterwards, JD shares his favourite picks for the rest of Week 1 in the NFL before hitting "What We Missed" with the producers (30:10).

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JD and Ben Ennis, co-host of The FAN Morning Show (0:00), discuss the collective sigh of relief from the Toronto Blue Jays' fanbase following Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s first home run of the season at the Rogers Centre, his curtain call moment, their concern level with Dylan Cease's diminished velocity, and whether Ernie Clement's role as an everyday player could be in question beyond this year. Afterwards, JD shares his overreactions from Week 1 in the NFL before wrapping up with "Old News" (39:03).

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JD reacts to the Toronto Blue Jays' series opening 6-5 loss to the Detroit Tigers, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s let down performance, and John Schneider's decision to forego warming up a bullpen arm while Jose Soriano entered the seventh frame (0:00). Then, JD is joined by Es Baraheni, co-host of The NBA Daily Podcast at The Athletic (20:50), together they discuss the Kawhi Leonard trade getting over the finish line, whether there's any questions with the roster fit for the Toronto Raptors, and where Toronto belongs amongst the contender rankings. Afterwards, JD shares his perspective on the Kansas City Chiefs' upset win over the Denver Broncos (47:32).

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JD is joined by Matthew Knies, Toronto Maple Leafs forward (3:09), to discuss what he learned from last years adversity on a team and personal level, what he focused on over the offseason, his first impressions on Gavin McKenna, and how he dealt with the noise of trade rumours this summer. Afterwards, JD and Justin Bourne, co-host of Real Kyper & Bourne (21:05) chat about the surge in 8-year deals signed ahead of NHL training camps and pressure points across the league including Auston Matthews' future, sky-high expectations surrounding the Montreal Canadiens, and Connor McDavid entering his thirties in search of his first Stanley Cup.

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