Scotty opens up with Gord Stellick who is in for Ziggy today and the Jays welcome back Josh Donaldson this weekend at home (1:01). Charles Davis is first up for his Friday NFL segment and he looks back at the Bills loss in Week 1 and the typical overreaction to start the season (51:05). Next, Josh Thole, the former Jays catcher takes us into the mind of Josh Donaldson who faces his former team this weekend (1:13:40). Staying with the Jays, Shi Davidi looks at the managing of the rotation and wanting Robbie Ray to be available either for game 162, a potential #163 or perhaps the Wild Card (1:31:20). Next a special appearance from two members of HGTV (Kate Campbell and Sebastian Clovis) as today is National Tradesperson Day (1:56:01). Later on, Linda Cohn of ESPN on her exclusive interview with Evander Kane about gambling addiction and accusations of betting on hockey (2:09:42). We then close the show with Mitch Marner of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Today is his 3rd Annual Mitch Marner All-Star Invitational. He discusses his training in the off-season and why last year is about "keeping the past in the past" (2:18:42).

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Scotty and Ziggy look back at the Jays/Rays in which Ziggy was in attendance. Toronto is now 1-0 in those games (1:00)! Kevin Barker makes his Thursday appearance and discusses rest vs rust with pitchers and why Romano needed to appear yesterday no matter what (1:11:30). Next up Dave Zirin, author of a new book called "The Kaepernick Way" and his message for people who think sports and politics don't mix (1:41:41). Later on RJ Barrett the Canadian forward with the NY Knicks who just opened a Booster Juice store in Brampton. He reflects on appearing in the playoffs for the Knicks and the thunderous sounds in MSG. Also how the recent loss by Canada in the Olympic qualifier hurt but also woke up the team and how that will impact their future (1:57:19). Finally, Ziggy dishes on which NHL stars refused certain drills and drove their coaches crazy (2:08:23).

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Scotty and Ziggy look back at a tough Jays loss to the Rays where Berrios was still stellar. Plus, Ziggy is attending the Jays game today and there is a debate whether or not he should wear a jersey with his name on it. Big topic today is whether or not Vladdy has made a case to catch Ohtani for MVP (1:11). First up Tim Leiper, former Jays 1B coach, who predicted Vlad would be MVP at the start of the season. He discusses his new role with the Giants and how they are staying ahead of the Dodgers (1:10:40). We then head to Tampa to speak with Ian Beckles, Canadian born, former guard in the NFL and now a radio host in Tampa - the new city of champions (1:27:21). Next, a chat with Cabbie Richards who is back in Canada leading sports betting content for Sportsnet (1:43:41). Along with memories of living in Vegas, he is then surprised by his old friend Adnan Virk who joins us every Wednesday (1:53:56). Finally, Dan Shulman on calling last night’s game and how the Jays are measuring up against first place Tampa (2:09:29).

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Scotty and Ziggy look back at the Jays and Rays and while the offence was impressive it's hard not to point to Alek Manoah, his killer slider and the fastest Jay to 100K (1:10:00). Up early with us is Joshua Kloke of The Athletic. He's been at development camp, looks at the prospects worth paying attention to, plus where is Nick Ritchie going to fit in on this roster (53:56)? Next up Kevin Barker who looks at how twitter disliking Charlie Montoyo doesn't mean anything. The Manoah slider is a great combo with a fastball that moves. He also says with respect to Semien he's not Vladdy or Ohtani (1:10:43). Later, three-time Super Bowl champion and now a sports radio host Mark Schlereth joins the show to discuss Week 1, why the Rams might have been the most impressive team and how Aaron Rodgers didn't seem focused enough on football in the off-season (1:47:35). Finally, Stephen Brunt on attending the Jays game last night and feeling like a kid watching that performance (2:07:48).

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Scotty and Ziggy look back at a wild night between and Yankees and Mets and how it helped the Jays. Week 1 of the NFL is behind us and who did better with their picks? Plus, at the US Open Leylah fell short and Novak didn't complete the calendar slam (1:19). Jon Morosi drops by to look at the Jays run and why they are a legit fave to keep the Wild Card slot, and why the player who pushes the Jays over the top is George Springer (49:23). Later on, Ross Tucker looks back at Week 1 in the NFL, why we should wait and see when it comes to the Packers and Aaron Rodgers, and why the new playoff format makes those losses by the Bills and Browns that much worse (1:38:39). Finally, Arash Madani points at two signature moments from the Jays' recent streak and why Canada has proven that after Spain they are the next best tennis nation in the world (2:09:08). 

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