The FAN Morning Show goes into its final hour fully focused on hockey as NHL camps open up and we get our first glimpse of how each team's lines and pairings are shaping up. Hosts Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning obviously start on the Maple Leafs and bring on Sportsnet’s own Jason Bukala for his thoughts. The trio dive into some of the biggest questions facing this team including Easton Cowan; what he needs to show them in camp, what expectations should be for him, and what role he could fill for them. They also delve into the goaltending situation in Toronto, what Max Pacioretty’s role might look like, and the team's improved blueline heading into the season. Next up, ESPN’s Greg Wyshsynski takes a look around the league at other camps including the Bruins' Jeremy Swayman situation, what the ceiling is for Sheldon Keefe in New Jersey, and what the expectations are for John Tortorella's Flyers (25:52).

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning quickly hit on the Thursday Night game that saw Aaron Rodgers lead the Jets to a win over the Patriots and an awkward interaction the QB had with his head coach Robert Saleh. B&B welcomes Charles Davis of the NFL on CBS as well as NFL Network to break down what he saw last night as well as preview the rest of the weekend slate including the game he’ll be calling in Minnesota between the Vikings and Texans. Next, the morning duo turn their attention back to Leafs camp and give the biggest questions they have hoping to be answered before the start of the regular season (34:03).

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show on Shohei Ohtani making season history with what could only be seen as an unreal stat line. At the back end of the hour, the morning duo hits on two of the local Toronto teams. First, discuss the Leafs; specifically Mitch Marner being willing to negotiate his contract in the season and William Nylander wanting an extending run at playing centre. Then, B&B ended the hour by talking about Blue Jays and Vlad Guerrero Jr not slowing down as he now leads all first basemen in every offensive stat (26:28).

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The FAN Morning Show goes into its final hour of the day still focused on what we heard from members of the Maple Leafs organization yesterday and what expectations are as actual training camp starts up today. Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning get into some lineup and roster decisions with Sportsnet’s own Luke Fox. The NHL writer and Leafs reporter weighs in on what he heard on Wednesday from new head coach Craig Berube, what he is expecting to see today as far as lines and pairings, why he believes that this season can be different than those in the recent past, and what this team's ceiling is. Next, the morning duo turn their attention to the Blue Jays' final stretch of the season Sportsnet's MLB insider and reporter, Ben Nicholson-Smith (29:35). The trio dive into the bar Bowden Francis is setting for himself for next year, what to make of Bo Bichette being out of the lineup again, and the players to watch looking to solidify a role for next season in these final ten games.

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning break down some of the things they heard from new head coach Craig Berube especially as to where Mitch Marner & William Nylander will slot in. The morning duo welcome former Leafs GM, now host & analyst, Gord Stellick (23:44), to get his take on what was said and the line-up decisions for Toronto. The hour ends with the daily Wake and Rake!

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Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning give their biggest takeaways and who handled the day the best. Did Mitch Marner hit the right tone for media and fans given he was maybe the most anticipated player people wanted to hear from? Did it sound like they are all on the same page with the same goal? How much does a competitive camp help the team this year? B&B discuss it all. At the backend of the hour, the morning duo turned their attention to the Blue Jays and another strong start from Bowden Francis even in a loss. Has the starter set the bar too high for expectations for next year? The boys get into that as well as Bo Bichette getting scratched from the line-up and if he’s falling into the “injury-prone” category at this point. The hour ends with the Canadian Football report (31:49).

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The FAN Morning Show heads into its final hour with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discussing the NHL training camps that open up today. Frank Seravalli, Daily Faceoff NHL insider, delves into the Maple Leafs’ offseason including the signings GM Brad Treliving made, the expectations they come in with, the fan perception, and how far talks about moving on from Mitch Marner went internally. The trio also take a moment to look around the league at some other players with contractual situations still up in the air. Next, Ben and Brent break the news that Rogers will become the majority owner of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment. To end the show today, the duo check in with MLB Network’s Adnan Virk to share how baseball's playoff picture is shaping up (25:53). They look at who should be the proverbial favourites in both the American and National Leagues, how surprising it is to see the Tigers in the hunt for the postseason, along with the historic good and bad things we’ve seen this season.

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show, Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning start on who they are most looking forward to hearing from and what they are hoping to hear. The duo discuss if anything changes for the team or Auston Matthews now that he’s Captain as well as on the other side, if it will be easier this season now for John Tavares without the C. Next, Sam McKee (24:29) weighs in on what he expects today, what can be taken away from it and the preseason.

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