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On Fan 590 Tonight-

- open phones with McCown from 4:05 to 4:40
- Grapeline with Don Cherry & Brian Williams at 4:45
- co-host from 5:00 to 7:00 is Jim Kelley
5:20 Nick Kypreos, Sportsnet
5:40 Maurizio Gherardini, Raps Assistant GM
6:05 Lester Munson, ESPN Legal Analyst
6:30 Dan Shulman, ESPN
6:45 Wally Buono, BC Lions GM & Head Coach

On 640 with Brady and Watters Thanks to Mike S.:

- Brian Duff of NHL Network on hockey
- Brian Bradley, Tampa Bay Lightning announcer
- Priest Holmes on football
- hockey insiders Darren Dreger & Bob McKenzie at 6:10

Here are the lineups for the shows at noon:

On Baseball Show:

WILNER

BRIAN BUTTERFIELD
JOE SHEEHAN

On Leafs Lunch:

Brady Hosting

College of Sports Media Game of the Night:

Tiger Woods shot a bogey-free 67 in the opening round of the PGA Championship at Hazeltine to lead the tournament by one stroke over last year’s winner Padraig Harrington. In fact the last time Woods broke 70 in the first round of a major was the 2007 British Open. He was near perfect on the day hitting 12 of 14 fairways and 15 of 18 greens in regulation. For anyone wondering when Tiger has the lead in a major going into the second round he’s won four out of six times. Harrington who was paired with Woods and 2002 champion Rich Beem kept base with the leader and even edged him in average driving distance 316 to 315. These two are very familiar with each other. They played together in the final group of last weekend’s WGC-Firestone, which Tiger eventually won. Two other Tour veterans are not far behind the lead as well. Vijay Singh and David Toms trail the leader by two strokes at three under par. Phil Mickelson on the other hand struggled throughout the day and finished with a two over 74. He’ll have to pull it together if he wants to make the cut. Today is cut down day and we’ll have to see if Woods can remain on top of the leader board.

For all you CFL fans, Friday Night Football goes tonight at the Rogers Centre as the 2-4 BC Lions are in town to battle the 2-4 Toronto Argonauts. It’s pretty safe to say that both teams have been disappointed with their seasons thus far. Cody Pickett gets his first start under centre for the Boatmen.

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On Fan 590 Tonight- thanks to Mike S.

- open phones with McCown in the first hour
- co-host at 5:05 is James Deacon
- Richard Rodier in studio, legal counsel for Jim Balsillie
- Wally Buono of the BC Lions
- Dan Shulman of ESPN on baseball
- Glenn Healy of the NHLPA on the Olympic orientation camp controversy
- a discussion on the future of horse racing with James Squires, author of “The Headless Horseman”

On 640 with Brady and Watters:

Duff hosting

5:10 – JOHN MITCHELL – LEAFS FORWARD

5:20 – KEITH TKACHUK – BLUES FORWARD & ROENICK’S FORMER TEAMMATE

5:40 – KEN HITCHCOCK – BLUE JACKETS COACH & ROENICK’S FORMER COACH

6:10 – JEREMY ROENICK – RETIRED TODAY FROM NHL

6:45 – David Naylor – Globe & Mail NFL/CFL writer

TSM TAKE:

Good lineups on both shows, a night for podcasting. JR and Naylor should be good to listen to. Rodier, Shulman and Healy should be excellent as well. The Balsillie issue is insanely interesting. The olympic insurance issue is interesting too. Too bad I am going to miss them.

TSM

Here are the lineups for the shows at noon:

On Baseball Show:

TBA: but you can bet it will be trade deadline/roy halladay related

On Leafs Lunch:

Duff & Watters
1240 – Darcy Regier – Sabres GM

College of Sports Media Game of the Night:
Okay let’s face it there are a bunch of baseballs games and there’s a big battle in the CFL with the struggling BC Lions taking on the surprising Hamilton Ti-Cats (including the debut of Arland Bruce in the gold and black), but how can anyone look past the fact that today is the trade deadline in MLB? I’m not even going to try and compare this day with the hockey version of this day, because it’s not the same. There’s one enormous reason why today is worthy of the GOTD and it boils down to what is going to happen to Roy Halladay. Will he remain a Blue Jay until the end of this season? Will he end up going to a play off contending team in return for a some prospects? If anything today will also prove the worth of general manager J.P. Ricciardi. Today and what happens with Doc could make or break his entire legacy. It was presumed Halladay would be heading to Philly. There have been rumours about the Red Sox, Yankees and Rangers. We will just have to wait and see.