Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning recap the Keith Pelley press conference, discussing ideal candidates to replace Treliving as GM. They welcome Nick Kypreos to share his insights on MLSE’s direction, potential trades, and board involvement. Kypreos also weighs in on Jim Nill's extension and its implications for Toronto’s future. After the break, Damien Cox (23:55) joins to offer his perspectives on Pelley’s comments and the search for the ideal GM.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the hour by discussing some potential candidates for the Maple Leafs’ next general manager. They touch on the idea of pursuing executives already under contract and investigate what that could mean for rumored frontrunner Doug Armstrong. The guys also chat about Toronto's recent trade deadline decisions, pressure within the organization, and other teams mentioned in Keith Pelley's press conference. Later, Ben and Brent rejoice about the return of goalie fights with Igor Shesterkin and Jacob Markström dropping the gloves. After the break, Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi (25:25) joins to analyze Max Scherzer’s strong season debut, the Blue Jays’ rotation depth amid injuries, the bullpen's reliability, and his first impressions on the Automated Ball-Strike system.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Wednesday by recapping MLSE President and CEO Keith Pelly’s press conference following Brad Treliving's firing. They share their overall impressions on the Maple Leafs’ direction moving forward, how the team's new front office should be structured, if a rebuild is truly off the table, and what changes are needed for Toronto to return to contention. After the break, they review the Blue Jays’ 5–1 win over the Rockies, highlighting Max Scherzer’s season debut and the team's injury management in the rotation. They then shift to the Raptors’ loss to the Pistons and what it says about the team, before closing with thoughts on Italy missing the World Cup again and the implications for Canada’s group.

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