Tim and Sid

Tim and Arash kick off the show discussing what rule changes they’d make if they were commissioner of their favourite sports for a day . Former Blue Jays manager John Gibbons (18:55) talks about getting back into baseball and his time with the Blue Jays during their playoff runs. Super Bowl Champion Luke Willson (37:47) discusses his return to Seattle and his surprise tryout with the Jays. Kenny Albert (1:00:21) stops by to offer his unique perspective on broadcasting some big games in his career – including the 2015 Bautista Bat Flip. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

The former Blue Jays Manager discusses his time with the Blue Jays during their exciting playoff runs in 2015 and 2016.

The show gets started with Toronto Blue Jays President and CEO Mark Shapiro (01:57) discussing the challenges both the team and the league is facing in the quest to resume operations. Canadian O-lineman Carter O’Donnell (39:54) comes on to talk about his recent signing with the Indianapolis Colts. Hockey Central Insider Brian Burke (49:11) joins the show to talk about the likelihood of an NHL return this season and the economic impact on the league. NBA Champion, Caron Butler (1:07:48) reflects on his life both during and after his time in the league. Tim and Arash finish off the show with a daily good news update revolving around Calgary Flames captain Mark Giordano.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

The Blue Jays President and CEO joins the show the discuss the potential different scenarios the league is facing and the challenges of a return to normalcy.

Tim and Arash jump right into it debating who belongs on the Raptors’ Mount Rushmore. Canadian wide receiver Chase Claypool (20:20) talks about getting drafted to the Steelers and his transition to the NFL. Canadian Olympian, Heather Maclean (35:23) discusses working on the front lines as a nurse during COVID-19. Sportsnet’s Dan Shulman (53:30) stops by to give his take on the Green Bay Packers draft and talks about the state of the NCAA. Elliotte Friedman (1:11:32) discusses the significance of role players in sports, as well as the legacy of Paul Coffey. The guys end the show with the daily good news update. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Arash Madani continues to fill-in for Sid. David Aldridge (7:49) of The Athletic discusses the potential return of the NBA, as well as his appearances throughout The Last Dance. NFL Network’s Michael Robinson (22:50) revisits the NFL Draft and offers his thoughts on some of the biggest stories to come out the weekend. Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston (54:23) discusses the logistics of an NHL return this summer, and what it could mean for the following season. Andrew Whitworth (1:09:59) of the L.A. Rams talks about how the upcoming NFL season could look for his team. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Tim and Arash Madani break down the incredible story of Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, as he assists in a long-term care home just three months after winning the Super Bowl. Four-time NBA Champion John Salley (21:47) comes on to discuss his role in Episodes 3 & 4 of “The Last Dance” and talk a little Dennis Rodman. Toronto Argonaut Jamal Campbell (40:31) stops by to promote the Purolator Tackle Hunger initiative and his efforts trying to help Canadian food banks. NFL Network’s Charles Davis (1:08:17) gives his analysis on the virtual NFL Draft and some of the odd choices certain teams made. The guys end the show with their daily good news update. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

John Salley, former member of the Detroit Pistons ‘Bad Boys’ teams, joins Tim and Arash to discuss the latest episodes of ‘The Last Dance’, and the rivalry his team had with Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls.

Tim and Sid touch on all aspects of last night’s NFL Draft and rank some very interesting at-home draft setups. Richard Deitsch (25:00) of Writers Bloc adds his thoughts on the draft and how successful it was.  Raptors radio voice Paul Jones (51:19) stops by to reminisce and relive the 2000 dunk contest, where Vince Carter captured the eye of the entire NBA. Former NFL MVP Rich Gannon (1:07:59) offers his insight and analysis on the first round of the draft.  MMQB columnist Andrew Brandt (1:33:49) addresses the Aaron Rodgers situation in Green Bay after the Packers’ decision to draft a quarterback. Hockey Night in Canada’s Cassie Campbell-Pascall (1:52:12) talks about Sid’s chances of being awarded the Order of Canada. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

The guys jump right into it with Maple Leafs President Brendan Shanahan (3:22) who gives his thoughts on the NHL potentially returning with several “hub cities”, the future of the salary cap, and what TV shows he’s been watching while stuck in quarantine. Co-host of FOOTY PRIME The Podcast, Craig Forrest (29:09) comes on to discuss the efforts of #Conquercovid19. Leafs Goaltender, Frederik Andersen (45:19) updates us about his life during this time and his eagerness for the season to resume. Super Bowl Champion, Joe Theismann (1:05:12) gives his predictions on the highly anticipated NFL Draft. Hockey Central’s Brian Burke (1:31:06) speaks about the logistics of a potential NHL draft before the season finishes, as well as the “hub cities” plan that the league is reportedly looking into. Sportsnet’s Arash Madani (1:55:51) responds to the claims made by Draymond Green regarding the outcome of the 2019 NBA Finals.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

The Toronto Maple Leafs President updates us on what could be in store this season for the NHL and how he views the current state of the team. 

Tim and Sid start off discussing the rumours of a potential NHL return in early July. NFL writer, John Clayton (4:32) breaks down his predictions and analysis of the upcoming NFL draft. Boston Globe’s Ben Volin (5:04) gives his thoughts on the Gronk to Tampa Bay trade, where the Patriots go from here, and what could be in store with tomorrow’s draft. Host of Footy Prime The Podcast, James Sharman (5:30) comes on to go through this week’s soccer stories, including the re-signing of Alphonso Davies with Bayern Munich. Canadian country music star, Brett Kissel (5:49) gives his take on the return of golf featuring Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods and others. ESPN’s Marly Rivera (6:03) stops by to discuss today’s news of the MLB’s decision regarding their investigation of the 2018 Red Sox. Hockey Central Insider, Elliotte Friedman (6:28) talks about the likelihood of the NHL coming back in a couple of months. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

The guys start off breaking down the late-breaking Rob Gronkowski trade that sent him to the Buccaneers. TVA Sports, Renaud Lavoie (31:02) stops by to discuss the potential of an NHL return and what that would look like. New York Newsday’s Bob Glauber (46:04), gives his thoughts and insights on the Gronk trade and the Bucs chances this upcoming season. Olympic gold medallist, Natalie Spooner (1:07:11) updates Tim and Sid on the state of women’s hockey. WNBA 1st overall pick, Sabrina Ionescu (1:36:20) comes on to discuss her experience being drafted first overall, as well as her relationship with the late Kobe Bryant. ESPN’s The Undefeated, Marc Spears (1:51:21) gives his take on the reignited feud between Draymond Green and Kevin Durant. Tim and Sid end the show with the daily Good News Update. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

The New York Liberty’s 1st overall pick joins the program to talk about her journey to the WNBA and the lasting legacy of her relationship with Kobe Bryant. 

Tim and Sid break down the Bat Flip Watch Party that aired over the weekend. Stephen Brunt of Writers Bloc (23:57) tries to take an optimistic outlook about the potential return of sports. TFC’s Michael Bradley (50:16) pops by to discuss the future of the MLS and what could be in store for the season. Milos Raonic (1:06:49) updates us on how he is handling life during COVID-19, and his thoughts on the competitiveness of Michael Jordan. Former Blue Jay, JP Arencibia (1:24:22) recounts his memorable home run against the Tampa Bay Rays back in 2013 that gave Toronto the victory. Former Chicago Bull and three-time NBA Champion, B.J. Armstrong (1:54:48) discusses The Last Dance with a behind the scenes perspective on the documentary. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.