In the final hour, Ben and Brent are joined by Frank Seravalli, President of Hockey Content at Daily Faceoff They break down the looming tampering threat being levied by the Maple Leafs, how the NHL might react to the unique situation, the repercussions of tampering, and other potential free agency targets in Toronto's sights. Later, MLB Network’s Adnan Virk (30:22) joins the show as the New York Yankees come to town to face the Blue Jays. The trio dive into the importance of litmus tests in baseball, Kevin Gausman finding his footing, and Shohei Ohtani defining greatness, yet again.

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Ben and Brent bring on Gord Stellick, former Leafs General Manager and co-host of Morning Skate on SiriusXM NHL, to get his thoughts on the new deals for Tavares and Knies, who deserves the credit for the deals, tampering nuances in the NHL, and the potential Marner return from the Golden Knights. Next, Sportsnet’s Michael Grange (24:42) joins the host’s to analyze the timing of MLSE parting ways with Masai Ujiri, if the Raptors hopes for Giannis Antentokounmpo’s are over, what the Raptors President job actually entails, and where Ujiri could end up next.

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Ben and Brent start the week heaping praise on John Tavares for taking a hometown discount to stay with the Maple Leafs for four more years. The duo discuss how Tavares’ new contract changes his legacy in Toronto before they turn their attention to the drama-free contract extension for 22-year-old Matthew Knies. Later, Ben and Brent hone in on reports of the Leafs and Golden Knights working towards a sign-and-trade for Mitch Marner, and the potential tampering accusation as reported by Sportnet’s Elliotte Friedman. To close the hour, they examine the departure of former Raptors President, Masai Ujiri, the legacy he built in Toronto, plus touch on the Blue Jays weekend at Fenway Park and Canada’s misstep at the CONCACAF Gold Cup (32:49).

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