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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Ben & Brent kick off the week discussing the NBA's conclusion, with the Thunder winning their first championship, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the first Canadian to earn Finals MVP. They debate SGA's status as Canada's greatest player and explore the impact of Tyrese Haliburton's injury on the Pacers and the East next season. The duo then reflects on the Blue Jays' disappointing weekend, losing two of three games at home, and highlights a potential new “choker” in golf (32:59).

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Ben and Brent kick off The FAN Morning Show's final hour of the week talking Blue Jays and the team's recent run of form. Sportsnet’s own Shi Davidi joins the conversation to discuss Toronto's main needs as they near the midway mark of the season. He looks into how to address the starting rotation, why moving Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to third in the order has payed off, who (or what) could carry this team to the postseason, and the odd man out in the Jays' soon to be overcrowded outfield. To end the week, the boys revisit Connor McDavid's situation in Edmonton as he heads into the final year of his contract (25:29). Ben and Brent investigate what could sway his decision to stay in Edmonton, what the organization could do to make sure he’s happy, and where his other main destinations might be.

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Ben & Brent analyze the NHL season, focusing on the Panthers' repeat championship and lessons for the Maple Leafs. They welcome The Star’s Damien Cox to discuss Florida’s dominance and what Toronto can emulate. The conversation shifts to the Leafs' offseason objectives and Connor McDavid's uncertain future in Edmonton, highlighting his recent comments at the end-of-season press conference about fans' concerns over his contract status (37:55).

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Ben & Brent dive into the NBA Finals, focusing on the surprising Game 7 between the Pacers and Thunder, with ailing star Tyrese Haliburton still making an impact. They discuss the pressure on SGA and OKC as they chase their first title and speculate on the legacy of this Finals. The duo also touches on an NBA conspiracy theory regarding the Lakers and a star acquisition. In the latter part of the episode, they shift to the Blue Jays, analyzing Kevin Gausman's struggles and the team's recent offensive bursts, suggesting they're still competitive (33:27).

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Ben and Brent continue to dissect the NHL world following the Panthers' back-to-back Stanley Cup victories. The hosts enlist the help of SN590’s Sam McKee to get into everything from how dominant Florida has been and how they’re constructed, to the state of the Oilers and what losing consecutive Finals means for the group, specifically Connor McDavid. Of course, the trio have to relate it back to the Leafs and how it should impact the team's offseason decisions as they try to become true contenders. Next, the a.m. pair bring on MLB Network’s Adnan Virk (31:53) to help break down the current AL East hierarchy with the recent Blue Jays surge and the Yankees struggling to score runs.

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Ben & Brent continue discussing the Oilers, focusing on captain Connor McDavid and the implications of losing in the Stanley Cup Final again. They ponder whether he will re-sign with Edmonton by July 1st and the concerns if he doesn't. The hosts also examine player extensions, including Frederic in Edmonton, and how this impacts NHL free agency, particularly for the Maple Leafs, who need centers. They then check in with Sportsnet's Michael Grange (22:40) in Indianapolis for insights on the NBA Finals, discussing what Indiana needs to force a Game 7 and the potential for SGA to secure OKC's first title. The trio also touches on the Raptors' offseason and potential big-name targets.

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