Mornings
Airing weekdays from 6 to 10 a.m. ET, TSN 1200 Mornings features Shawn Simpson joining co-hosts John “JR” Rodenburg and Matt Hamer, as they share their unique insights and opinions on Ottawa’s biggest sports stories.
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Apr 3
Weekend plans, JR wins his battle at the grocery store, PK Subban likes a 31 team playoff format, when a decision could come to cancel the NHL season and wrenches.
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Apr 3
Mornings Hour 2
JR continues to pat himself on the back, Sens Top 10 of the last 10 continues, replaying the Senators 2017 playoff run, Doug Gilmour's career and the AFC East.
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Apr 3
Mornings Hour 3
NBC's Pierre McGuire on Doug Gilmour and the 1989 Flames, thought of a 31 team playoff, JR is the Conn Smythe winner for Grocery Shopping and Mark Stone.
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Apr 3
Mornings Hour 4
Former NHLer Doug Gilmour on his time with the Leafs and almost signing with the Sens and Rex Ryan on Armani Cooper.
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Apr 3
NBC's Pierre McGuire Doug Gilmour being the best player in the NHL for a time, the trade that brought Gilmour to the Leafs, Al Macinnis intimidated Patrick Roy, 1989 Stanley Cup, NHL scouting and a 31 team playoff if season resumes.
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Apr 3
Gilmour: I was close to playing for the Senators
Former NHLer Doug Gilmour on his days playing Junior hockey in Cornwall, being drafted by the Blues, his time with the Flames, traded to the Leafs and Game 7 against Kings was Kerry Fraser's worst game.
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Apr 2
Mornings Hour 1
JR plan his grocery shop later toward, Senators recover from their cases of COVID-19, Wimbledon, the fine sport of cornhole, golf courses and Jr's yummy sounds.
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Apr 2
Mornings Hour 2
JR and Simmer are ruining Ozarks for Hammer, Hamburglar run, can the NFL start on time and NHL Birthdays.
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Apr 2
NBC's Pierre McGuire on the historic Hamburglar run, Sens prospect Jonny Tychonick decides to leave North Dakota and trickle down effect of plummeting salary cap in the NHL.
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Apr 2
Mornings Hour 4
Former Senators goalie Andrew Hammond goes in great detail about the run of 2015 and Sens prospect Jonny Tychonick decides to leave North Dakota.
