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By trading DeMar DeRozan for Kawhi Leonard, the Toronto Raptors changed the way the franchise is viewed around the NBA. Jeff and Stephen are joined by long-time beat reporter Doug Smith of The Toronto Star to discuss how the business of winning now rules the Raptors' roost. Former Raptor Alvin Williams also shares his thoughts on why the team has trouble luring players north and how once they get to Toronto, they quickly change their tunes. Audio credit: 680 News, CBC, ESPN and Sportsnet 590. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.
Andre Deveaux played 13 pro hockey seasons in eight leagues across the globe. But he is perhaps most famous for an ugly on-ice incident in Sweden during the 2015 playoffs. However, that event does not define him as a person or a player. This is the story of a journeyman tough guy seeing the world...
Published 05/08/19
CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie has big plans for his small league to grab a piece of the international football pie. He joins Jeff and Stephen to discuss how he'll go about that with a league that hasn't changed much over the years and has a loyal, but steeped-in-tradition fan base. "We will...
Published 04/05/19