Ben Ennis and Sho Alli close out Monday with Sportsnet.ca’s Luke Fox discussing the Leafs' road trip, where they earned 5 of 8 points. They explore the shift in team dynamics since early December, the improved power play, and Auston Matthews' resurgence. What can be expected from the crowd when Mitch Marner returns on Friday? Post-break, TheScore’s Brenden Deeg (25:34) shares insights on the Bills’ loss to the Broncos, Josh Allen’s blame in that defeat, and the lack of a ref review for a controversial catch. He also discusses the Bills’ future, the Patriots' playoff path, and CJ Stroud’s performance. Can the Seahawks and Bears sustain their seasons?

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Ben Ennis and Sho Alli begin this hour with a rundown of Blue Jays news from the weekend. They weigh in on the disappointment around Kyle Tucker choosing another team, despite Toronto offering more term and money, and reflect on how serious the Jays’ pursuit really was. Ben and Sho then look back on Bo Bichette’s tenure in Toronto, his departure, whether he was ever fully embraced by the current front office, and what his loss means for the team’s outlook next season, including the possibility of lineup regression. The conversation shifts to the Maple Leafs and whether they should be buyers at the deadline following Rasmus Andersson’s move to Vegas. Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi (25:50) stops by to discuss the Jays’ post-Tucker direction, how Bichette will be remembered, the team’s ability to move forward without him, Toronto’s chances to land Cody Bellinger, and the potential for a lockout next offseason.

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Ben Ennis and Sho Alli open this week on The FAN Morning Show recapping the Maple Leafs’ road trip finale Saturday against the Jets. They focus on the team’s improved play and shifting narrative since the coaching change, Auston Matthews’ dominant form, trade-deadline implications, and Dennis Hildeby’s roster outlook. The guys also break down the Raptors’ loss to the Lakers, the team's ongoing three-point shooting struggles, and the impact of Collin Murray-Boyles’ injury. After the break, they turn to the NFL Divisional Round to debate the Bills’ loss, the Broncos’ chances with Jared Stidham next week, the Patriots’ path to the Super Bowl, concerns around C.J. Stroud and the Texans, and whether Bears fans should feel encouraged or cautious after this season.

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.