Ennis: I looked up to Nash as a kid

TSN hockey analyst Mike Johnson fresh after calling two games at the IIHF World Championship including a 6-3 win for Canada over Slovakia and Czechia beating the US 1-0

Former NHL defenceman Aaron Ward on the way Florida choked out the Rangers in game one of the eastern conference final and what Edmonton will need to do in their series with Dallas

NHL rules analyst at ESPN and former referee Dave Jackson has the dubious task of talking about some questionable calls made during this NHL playoff season

Award winning writer Stephen Brunt on his colleague Mary Ormsby's book launch for The Incredible Life of Ben Johnson: World’s Fastest Man and what we can expect from the WNBA moving into Toronto

Former Expos pitcher Zach Day joins the show to talk about this weekend's Expos Fest event in Laval and talks about how the workload on pitchers has changed over the years while reminiscing about his days in an Expos uniform

Arda Ocal from ESPN joins Campbell vs Gallo on Habs Lunch to chat NHL Stanley Cup playoffs

Marc Denis weighs in on Canada at the worlds, Canada's future in goal and a look at the east and western conference finals

The WNBA announced an expansion to Toronto in 2026. This reminded me of 1993 when the NBA opened the doors to Canada as the Raptors and Grizzlies began play in October 1995. A new era in Canadian sports had arrived. From the unveiling of the name, logo and colors 30 years ago yesterday, from Stoudamire to Vince Carter, to the early start at the Skydome, years of ineptitude and finally an NBA title in 2019, lots of ups and down for this franchise. Let’s go back in time and look at this moment in time.

Hockey analyst and co-host of The Eye Test podcast Pierre McGuire on Ryan McDonagh heading to the Lightning and sets up the matchups for the conference finals

Former NHL defenceman Aaron Ward on the challenge in limiting a team with the depth of the Rangers, what a penalty kill can do to make things hard for a team with strong special teams and who he gives the edge to in the east