TSN 1050 Leafs colour analyst Jim Ralph joins Matt Cauz on Toronto Today to talk about Matt Murray dislodging the net in back-to-back games, the Leafs’ defensive play as a five-man unit without their top three defenceman, Marner’s point streak and more.

On Toronto Today, Matt Cauz gets into accelerated development of Rasmus Sandin and Timothy Liljegren as a result of the Maple Leafs' injuries. Then Matt is joined by TSN 1050 Maple Leafs colour anaylst Jim Ralph to discuss how tough tonight's game may be for the Leafs as it's their third game in four nights.

On today's show, Mike DiStefano is joined by TSN hockey insider Chris Johnston to discuss Börje Salming's legacy after his passing and today's matinee between the Leafs and Wild. Then Al's Brother lists his "Persons of Interest" heading into a busy weekend of sports in the Friday Five-Pack.

On Toronto Today, Mike DiStefano is joined by TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button to discuss the importance of Borje Salming to the hockey community after it was announced today that the Maple Leafs legend passed away at the age of 71. The Al's Brother goes around the sporting world dissecting some hot takes in another edition of "Good Call, Bad Call".

On Toronto Today, Michael DiStefano talked to TSN hockey insider Darren Dreger Morgan Rielly's injury and if this will lead to Kyle Dubas attempting to acquire a defenceman. Then Al's Brother is joined by Toronto Argos quarterback and Grey Cup champion, Chad Kelly, to discuss the wild end to the Argos' Grey Cup win and who will provide a legendary performance during the team's championship rally.

Toronto Argonauts QB and Grey Cup Champion Chad Kelly joins Al's Brother to talk about the wild end to the Argos' Grey Cup win, what was going through his mind when he found out he was replacing McLeod Bethel-Thompson and who will have a 'legendary' performance at the Championship rally.

Former Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Islanders forward Michael Grabner joined Toronto Today to discuss the Maple Leafs and Islanders matchup, his time playing with both franchises, playing alongside John Tavares and taking on a coaching role.

TSN CFL Reporter Farhan Lalji joins Toronto Today to discuss the Toronto Argonauts' victory to capture the 18th Grey Cup in franchise history and the Argonauts' journey throughout the 2022 CFL season.

On Toronto Today, Matt Cauz is joined by TSN CFL reporter Farhan Lalji to recap last night's thrilling win by the Argos to capture the 109th Grey Cup and 18th title in franchise history. Then Matt talks to longtime NHLer Michael Grabner about playing with John Tavares and tonight's matchup between two of his former teams, the Leafs and Islanders.

On Toronto Today, Jim Tatti was joined by Buffalo Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio to preview Sunday night's AFC Championship rematch between the Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. Then Tatti talks to TSN Raptors reporter Josh Lewenberg about how the team has looked so far through two preseason games.

On Toronto Today, Jim Tatti talks to TSN Blue Jays reporter Scott Mitchell about the MLB postseason and the Blue Jays' offseason priorities. Then Tatti is joined by TSN legal analyst Eric Macramalla, followed by ESPN senior writer Greg Wyshynski to chat about his piece on Alex Ovechkin's pursuit of Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record and if anyone will ever reach it.

Toronto Star sports Columnist Dave Feschuk joins Jim Tatti to discuss if this Leafs roster is better than last season's, if Ilya Mikheyev can seize the opportunity to play in the Leafs top 6, why Mitch Marner is the linchpin to the Leafs power play and why the Jays cannot afford to lose Robbie Ray.

On Toronto Today, Jim Tatti was joined by Toronto Star columnist Dave Feschuk to discuss the latest cuts from Maple Leafs training Camp. Then Tatti talks to TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button about his picks on the TSN Top 50 NHL Players Poll.

TSN Hockey Analyst Craig Button joins Jim Tatti to discuss the TSN Top 50 NHL players list, why he thinks Auston Matthews is the frontrunner to win the Rocket Richard again, Nick Robertson being sent to the Marlies, the latest in the Jack Eichel saga and Brady Tkachuk's stalemate with the Sens.

On Toronto Today, Jim Tatti is joined by two-time Olympic gold medalist and TSN hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder to discuss her picks for the top-50 NHL players and top-five women's hockey players and expectations for the Leafs this season. Then Tatti shares his thoughts on last night's preseason win by the Raptors and his optimism for the team entering the season.

Trey Wingo, Host of the Half-Forgotten History podcast, joins Jim Tatti to discuss Tom Brady's homecoming and if the emotions of the return affected Brady, Mac Jones stepping up, the Bills blowout win vs the Texans, if we're seeing the end of Ben Roethlisberger and the Cardinals unbeaten streak.

Keegan Matheson, Blue Jays reporter for MLB.com, joins Jim Tatti to discuss the Jays falling short of the Wild Card, what the Jays can take away from this year and build off for next season, Charlie Montoyo's future, and the Jays biggest offseason priorities, including whether they can bring back Robbie Ray and Marcus Semien.

On Toronto Today, Jim Tatti is joined by MLB.com Blue Jays reporter Keegan Matheson to wrap up the Jays' season after a heartbreaking ending and the biggest offseason questions for the team. Then Tatti talks to Chief Trends Officer and Brand Ambassador for Caesars Sportsbook, Trey Wingo, about Tom Brady's win in his return to Foxborough.

On Toronto Today, Jim Tatti talks to three-time Super Bowl champ with the Patriots and current NESN Patriots analyst, Matt Chatham about the hype around Tom Brady's return to Foxborough and his time with Brady and Bill Belichick. Then Tatti is joined by TSN Raptors analyst Jack Armstrong to discuss what to expect from the team this season.

Matt Chatham, 3x Super Bowl Champ with the Patriots and current NESN Patriots analyst, joins Jim Tatti to discuss the hype around Tom Brady's return to Foxborough, his time with Brady and Bill Belichick and what Belichick was really like as a coach, and Mac Jones being thrown right into the fire.