Ben and Brent reset on the Blue Jays with a quick look back on last night’s win. The hosts welcome on Dan Shulman, TV voice of the Blue Jays on Sportsnet, to chat about how solid Eric Lauer has been in 2025, Ernie Clement's impressive season, and what Andrés Giménez brings to the team. They then tee up Max Scherzer return to the mound tonight with thoughts on the uncertainty that surrounds him and how important he could be to the rotation moving forward. The a.m. duo then turn their attention to the Leafs with the NHL draft quickly approaching on Friday. B&B look at the team’s recent poor history at the draft and what the strategy might be without a pick in the first round. The Athletic's Joshua Kloke (24:13) stops by to talk about some potential targets, before pivoting to the soccer pitch to examine Canada's pursuit of the Gold Cup after winning their group and advancing to the next round of the tournament.

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In the second hour, Ben & Brent discuss hockey, focusing on the Maple Leafs and their fallout with Mitch Marner. They ponder whether this will influence GM Brad Treliving's decisions, particularly regarding Morgan Rielly's no-movement clause. The hosts also celebrate Alexander Mogilny's long-awaited induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame and debate the criteria for Hall of Fame worthiness, especially for goalies like Carey Price who didn’t make the cut. They conclude with insights from former Leafs GM Gord Stellick (27:27) about the team's upcoming offseason challenges.

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Ben & Brent kick off discussing the Blue Jays' strong start to their road trip, highlighted by a 10-6 win over the Guardians. They analyze Eric Lauer's potential as a solid rotation starter and emphasize the team's often-overlooked defensive strength, which contributes to their success. The duo also praises George Springer's crucial Grand Slam while expressing concern over the bullpen's performance and the uncertainty surrounding Max Scherzer as a starter. They wrap up the hour with a look at the upcoming NBA draft, the Celtics' strategies, and the Nuggets considering trading the Joker (32:26).

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Ben and Brent continue to look ahead to NHL free agency as July 1st quickly approaches. The pair focus on what the Maple Leafs need to do to "change their DNA" as GM Brad Treliving has indicated. Anthony Petrielli of Maple Leafs Hotstove joins the conversation to discuss what's next for Toronto's pending UFAs Mitch Marner and John Tavares. They also debate if the team could actually get better, even if both players are lost to the open market. Later on, Sportsnet's Joe Siddall (27:40) checks in from Cleveland ahead of the first game of the Blue Jays' road trip tonight against the Guardians. The trio discuss why this upcoming stretch is so important for the ballclub, the state of the starting rotation, and the level of trust in the bullpen with Jeff Hoffman closing.

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Ben & Brent dive into NHL chatter ahead of the draft and free agency. They discuss the pressure on Maple Leafs' GM Brad Treliving to "change the DNA" of his team, along with the new contract for Oilers' Evan Bouchard and Trevor Zegras's trade to the Flyers. Next, they welcome Sportsnet's Jason Bukala (30:51), who shares insights on the upcoming 2025 NHL Draft in L.A., the Islanders' first pick, and the slow progress of the Leafs’ offseason.

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Ben and Brent kick off The FAN Morning Show by exploring rumours around Maple Leafs' UFAs. They start with Mitch Marner, noting that Vegas is a potential frontrunner for him, and a short-term deal seems likely. Next, they address John Tavares, highlighting the lack of progress on a deal and its implications for both the team and player. They consider what it would mean for the Leafs if they lost both. The hour wraps up with a discussion on Vladimir Guerrero Jr. leading All-Star voting for first basemen, questioning whether it's due to his market power or his standing in the league (33:41).

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Ben and Brent reset on the NHL and what the market is looking like with July 1st quickly approaching. The hosts dive into Jonathan Toews getting set to resume his NHL career after two years away by joining the Winnipeg Jets on a bonus-heavy deal worth up to $7M. Was there a possible fit in Toronto? Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff stops by to help gauge the NHL free agent market with thoughts on John Tavares and the Panthers' UFA trio including Sam Bennett, Brad Marchand and Aaron Ekblad. Later on, Sportsnet’s own Ben Nicholson-Smith (26:00) checks in on the Blue Jays to discuss the team's biggest needs, the progress of their internal developments, and what's in store ahead of the trade deadline.

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Ben & Brent discuss NHL offseason news following the Florida Cup parade, focusing on the Maple Leafs and John Tavares, who are reportedly far apart in contract talks. They analyze his potential market value and possible contract solutions. The duo also speculates on Brad Marchand possibly joining Toronto, weighing the pros of adding a fourth year to his deal and considering potential linemates. To wrap up, they chat with Michael Grange (22:42) from Sportsnet about the NBA Finals, including OKC's recent win, SGA's legacy, and the Eastern Conference’s outlook for next season.

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