The FAN Morning Show

Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open this episode by circling back to Team Canada’s 5–0 win over Czechia, including Jordan Binnington’s postgame “psycho goalie” stare. They look ahead to today's clash with Switzerland, react to Josh Morrissey's injury, and debate what’s even left for Canada to “learn” after such a complete opener. The conversation pivots to Blue Jays camp with José Berríos speaking publicly for the first time, weighing whether his “bad decision” comments sound like real closure or something that could linger, before touching on the Phillies moving on from Nick Castellanos. After the break, Justin Bourne (28:57) of Real Kyper & Bourne joins as the guys keep riding the high from Canada’s near-flawless opener. He zeroes in on the most Canadian subplot possible: Binnington looking calm, sharp, and comfortable, sparking the inevitable “so… what exactly is happening in St. Louis?” conversation. They wrap by looking ahead to Switzerland, what carries over, and whether anything needs tightening at all.
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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning close out the week on Friday the 13th by reacting to Team Canada’s dominant 5–0 win over Czechia in its Olympic opener. They break down the pace and physical edge, the contributions throughout the lineup, and Jordan Binnington’s steady start in goal, before looking ahead to the back-to-back against Switzerland. Later, Sportsnet’s Sean Reynolds joins the show live from Milan to explain why Binnington’s opener changes the goaltending conversation, and how Canada’s NHL-level structure gives them a real edge. They also pivot to the women’s side, discussing the widening gap with the U.S., the latest on Marie-Philip Poulin, and what Canada’s upset blueprint would have to look like if they meet again for gold.
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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the final segment by welcoming former NHL defenceman Marc Methot. They preview Canada vs. Czechia and discuss the NHL-style physical tone early in the tournament. They focus on Canada’s blue line and the pressure on the bottom pairing, then debate Binnington vs. Logan Thompson in goal. They finish with Methot’s take on the tournament format, including extended 3-on-3 overtime. Later, Eric Smith (26:01), the Raptors’ radio play-by-play voice on Sportsnet 590, joins to react to last night’s home loss to the Pistons, Jakob Poeltl’s return, and the next steps in the team’s progression.
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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off this episode alongside Sportsnet’s Luke Fox. live from the Olympics in Milano Cortina. Luke recaps Day 1 of men’s hockey, from Slovakia’s upset of Finland to Sweden’s Italy scare and the early physical tone under NHL-style officiating (minus fighting). He digs into the goalie gamesmanship, before previewing Canada–Czechia and why Mark Stone could have a “moment” in this tournament. Later, MLB Network insider Jon Morosi (24:50) joins to break down Jays camp concerns, including Anthony Santander's injury fallout, Shane Bieber’s arm issue, the need for José Berríos to bounce-back, and whether the bullpen needs more behind Jeff Hoffman.
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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open Thursday’s show by sounding a Raptors fraud alarm after a 113–95 loss to a shorthanded Pistons team. They pivot to MLB after Chris Bassitt lands in Baltimore, then hit quick spring training chatter, including Jeff Hoffman’s arrival optics. They also discuss Oshawa team brass asking Generals fans to shower before games. Later, they shift to Olympic men’s hockey with Day 1 takeaways, including William Nylander helping Sweden survive an Italy scare and Slovakia’s upset of Finland. They wrap the hour by laying out what they want to see from Canada today.
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.