Tim and Sid

Sid is gone but the show continues. Subscribe to Tim & Friends to make sure you don’t miss an episode. Tim opens the show breaking down Thursday night’s thriller between the Maple Leafs and Jets before touching on Darryl Sutter’s first game behind the bench for the Flames. Friday’s first friend Kia Nurse (15:16) joins in to get the hockey conversation started before welcoming in Kevin Bieksa (22:16) to dissect some notable soundbites from the NHL this week. Best of the Week (17:48) wraps up the first hour before Leafs forward and NHL goal scoring leader Auston Matthews jumps on (44:56) to kick off hour two. NBA writer Marc Spears (58:20) stops by as today’s second friend to talk some hoops with Tim and ESPN NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins (1:10:53). We wrap up the week by unveiling our Best of the Week winner and Last Call. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

On the unofficial one-year anniversary of sports shutting down due to Covid-19, Tim looks back at the last year and reminds us not to take anything we’ve been missing for granted. Dave McMenamin (13:30) stops by to chat NBA including his take on the future of Kyle Lowry in Toronto. McMenamin sticks around for the debut of Smoke or Fire, chatting about a variety of hoops topics as we head into the 2nd half of the NBA season. Buck Martinez (55:08) talks Blue Jays Spring Training. Nick Kypreos (1:00:53) discusses the latest in the NHL and participates in a hockey-themed round of Smoke or Fire. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Sid is gone but the show continues. Subscribe to Tim & Friends to make sure you don’t miss an episode. On the unofficial one-year anniversary of sports shutting down due to Covid-19, Tim looks back at the last year and reminds us not to take anything we’ve been missing for granted. Dave McMenamin (13:30) stops by to chat NBA including his take on the future of Kyle Lowry in Toronto. McMenamin sticks around for the debut of Smoke or Fire, chatting about a variety of hoops topics as we head into the 2nd half of the NBA season. Buck Martinez (55:08) talks Blue Jays Spring Training. Nick Kypreos (1:00:53) discusses the latest in the NHL and participates in a hockey-themed round of Smoke or Fire. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Tim kicks things off talking about the situation involving the second starter in the Blue Jays rotation. Michael Grange (10:32) joins in to debunk Tuesday’s rumours about Kyle Lowry being on the trade block for the Toronto Raptors. Tim and Grange go on to discuss Wednesday’s news that the CFL and XFL are discussing a potential partnership, before welcoming in TNT NBA Analyst Kenny “the Jet” Smith (32:52) to talk NBA All-Star weekend and of course, Kyle Lowry’s future. Sportsnet Central host Ken Reid (48:34) jumps in for the second half of the show, just in time to welcome in Sportsnet NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman (50:30) for his “3 of 31” segment which touches on ESPN’s new NHL deal and potential suitors for Eric Staal. Ken Reid sticks around to talk hockey cards, and the future of sports collectibles including NBA Top Shot. Max Domi (1:16:44) jumps on to help close out the show by reminiscing about his history with Tim (and yes, Sid), and his first season with the Blue Jackets. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Sid is gone but the show continues. Subscribe to Tim & Friends to make sure you don’t miss an episode. Tim kicks things off talking about the situation involving the second starter in the Blue Jays rotation. Michael Grange (10:32) joins in to debunk Tuesday’s rumours about Kyle Lowry being on the trade block for the Toronto Raptors. Tim and Grange go on to discuss Wednesday’s news that the CFL and XFL are discussing a potential partnership, before welcoming in TNT NBA Analyst Kenny “the Jet” Smith (32:52) to talk NBA All-Star weekend and of course, Kyle Lowry’s future. Sportsnet Central host Ken Reid (48:34) jumps in for the second half of the show, just in time to welcome in Sportsnet NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman (50:30) for his “3 of 31” segment which touches on ESPN’s new NHL deal and potential suitors for Eric Staal. Ken Reid sticks around to talk hockey cards, and the future of sports collectibles including NBA Top Shot. Max Domi (1:16:44) jumps on to help close out the show by reminiscing about his history with Tim (and yes, Sid), and his first season with the Blue Jackets. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Sid is gone but the show continues. Subscribe to Tim & Friends to make sure you don’t miss an episode. Tim addresses the rumours about Kyle Lowry’s future with the Raptors, Jack Eichel’s future with the Sabres and pays tribute to German soccer manager Joachim Low who’s stepping down. Arash Madani joins to discuss the NFL with a feature on quarterbacks and the NFL draft. Pro Football Hall of Famer Cris Carter (25:01) adds to the football discussion looking at Dak Prescott’s new deal with the Cowboys and debates elite quarterbacks with Arash. Hockey insider Chris Johnston (44:60) pays a visit from the rink looking at NHL news. We debut our first Tim & Friends Roundtable featuring Cassie Campbell-Pascal, Jennifer Botterril and Natalie Spooner (55:17) with an emphasis on women’s pro hockey. Finally, Cardinals outfielder and Canadian Tyler O’Neill (1:19:18) joins to discuss baseball and his involvement in The Mental Game campaign. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Tim addresses the rumours about Kyle Lowry’s future with the Raptors, Jack Eichel’s future with the Sabres and pays tribute to German soccer manager Joachim Low who’s stepping down. Arash Madani joins to discuss the NFL with a feature on quarterbacks and the NFL draft. Pro Football Hall of Famer Cris Carter (25:01) adds to the football discussion looking at Dak Prescott’s new deal with the Cowboys and debates elite quarterbacks with Arash. Hockey insider Chris Johnston (44:60) pays a visit from the rink looking at NHL news. We debut our first Tim & Friends Roundtable featuring Cassie Campbell-Pascal, Jennifer Botterril and Natalie Spooner (55:17) with an emphasis on women’s pro hockey. Finally, Cardinals outfielder and Canadian Tyler O’Neill (1:19:18) joins to discuss baseball and his involvement in The Mental Game campaign. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Tim opens the show with a monologue about moving forward without his long-time co-host and venturing into new territory with some help from his friends. Donnovan Bennett (11:32) helps kick off the new show in-studio. NBA broadcasting legend Doris Burke (18:55) joins to reflect on her career for International Women’s Day. Danielle Michaud (52:34) joins for the second half to speak to Mark Scheifele (58:16) of the Winnipeg Jets about his comments on analytics and how he’s enjoyed the North Division. Tim and Danielle break down the PWHPA Secret Dream Gap Tour and the importance of promoting women’s hockey. Plus, we pay our respects to Walter Gretzky and Chris Schultz. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Sid is gone but the show continues. Subscribe to Tim & Friends to make sure you don’t miss an episode. Tim opens the show with a monologue about moving forward without his long-time co-host and venturing into new territory with some help from his friends. Donnovan Bennett (11:32) helps kick off the new show in-studio. NBA broadcasting legend Doris Burke (18:55) joins to reflect on her career for International Women’s Day. Danielle Michaud (52:34) joins for the second half to speak to Mark Scheifele (58:16) of the Winnipeg Jets about his comments on analytics and how he’s enjoyed the North Division. Tim and Danielle break down the PWHPA Secret Dream Gap Tour and the importance of promoting women’s hockey. Plus, we pay our respects to Walter Gretzky and Chris Schultz. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Hosted by Tim Micallef, who’s joined by a rotating cast of insiders and opinonistas, Tim & Friends brings hard-hitting sports debate and analysis — wrapped in a whole bunch of fun. It’s edu-tainment, for your ears. Sid is gone but the show continues. Subscribe to Tim & Friends to make sure you don’t miss an episode: https://podcast.sportsnet.ca/tim-friends/

Hosted by Tim Micallef, who’s joined by a rotating cast of insiders and opinonistas, Tim & Friends brings hard-hitting sports debate and analysis — wrapped in a whole bunch of fun. It’s edu-tainment, for your ears.

Tim and Sid reflect on their 17+ year career together and revisit some of their favourite moments from the show. Daren Millard (22:17) stops by for one final round of Five Minutes with Millard. Donnovan Bennett (1:10:58) reminisces with the guys about the time they shared together on TV and Radio. Plus, a Match Game dedicated to the show and a Best of the Week full of some fan favourites.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Kyle Lowry trade rumours heat up, could he land in Philly? William Nylander eases some pressure in Hogtown as the Swedish star helps the Leafs earn a victory. Mark Shapiro (21:49) joins the guys to detail the new player development complex unveiling in Florida, Rowdy Tellez’s lofty expectations and whether or not Toronto is looking to sign it’s young stars to long-term deals. Mike Grange (40:17) shares his exclusive story on Adam Silver’s apology to Masai Ujiri. We dive into more Tim & Sid memories as guests of the show share their love and thanks. Kendrick Perkins (1:11:45) weighs in on the T-wolves debacle, Lowry to the Sixers trade rumours & why Pascal Siakam is more skilled than Giannis. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Tim and Sid give their takes on the Montreal Canadiens firing Claude Julien and Kirk Muller after another loss to Ottawa. Elliotte Friedman (45:54) and Eric Engels (57:49) joins us for a full discussion on what’s next for Montreal and who may end up being hired as the Habs official bench boss. Tyler Motte (1:11:56) of the Vancouver Canucks brings to light his struggles with mental health while playing in the NHL and a new initiative to bring awareness. Plus, the Toronto Raptors hot streak comes to an end. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Tiger Woods was involved in a car crash Tuesday morning and Tim and Sid update as the story unfolds. Raptors’ head coach Nick Nurse (44:58) calls in to discuss Canada Basketball’s new partnership with Rogers and how Toronto has turned its season around. Canada Basketball President Glen Grunwald (1:10:59) speaks about the growth of the game in Canada. Plus, Donnovan Bennett speaks with Kayla Grey about having some tough conversations during Black History Month. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.