Tim and Sid

Tim and Sid discuss the Chicago Bulls’ interest in Toronto GM Bobby Webster. Dan Shulman (25:07) argues that the Beatles were better than the Rolling Stones, and reminisces about Ken Griffey Jr. on the anniversary of his MLB debut. Ryan Dempster (46:00) breaks down when he thinks Major League Baseball might return and delivers an incredible Harry Caray impersonation you have to hear. Dr. Kensa Gunter, a clinical sports psychologist, (1:08:01) gives advice to people on how to stay updated properly during this pandemic and the best mental health practices if you’re on your own. Jimmy Korderas (1:24:37) joins to discuss Wrestlemania 36. Dwayne De Rosario (1:42:06) talks about keeping his family active during the quarantine. Plus “5-Minutes with Millard” featuring Daren Millard (1:54:59)! 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.

Mike Florio (21:38) on the concerns surrounding the upcoming NFL Draft and how some football players are failing to display proper physical distancing. Brian Burke of Hockey Central (45:35) joins to talk about what he’s learned from NHL coaches around the league, his thoughts on analytics in the NHL, and how he identifies talent and his dream of using the Tim and Sid studio to play poker with his friends. Joe Siddall (1:08:15) discusses his new social media presence and his favourite road ballpark in the Major Leagues. Chris Mannix (1:31:27) of Sports Illustrated talks about the potential rollout of the remainder of the NBA season and what teams might look like physically when they come back. Robert Wickens (1:50:53) on joining the IndyCar iRacing and finding the motivation to get back behind the wheel again. Plus, a new challenger for Tim’s “Dad Joke of the Day” 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.

The guys talk about the beer they have in the fridge and the importance of April Fools Day. Arash Madani (23:48) discusses the cancellation of Wimbledon and what the NFL season might look like. JP Arencibia (43:47) on life in Florida, dropping weight after his baseball career, and the latest from around the MLB. James Palmer of NFL Network (1:07:27​​) talks about the upcoming NFL Draft. Toronto Raptors President of Basketball Operations Masai Ujiri (1:31:58​) opens up about how he’s balancing life and work during the COVID-19 pandemic, the league’s reaction to Rudy Gobert’s confirmation of the virus, and his message on safety to people today. Colby Armstrong (1:53:05) delves into how he’s been passing the time and his dreams of joining the next Olympics. Plus, Samuel L. Jackson reads a special message for everyone not staying at home.  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.

The Toronto Raptors President of Basketball Operations discusses how he’s dealing with life, work, and the importance of staying safe during this global pandemic. 

Tim and Sid relay some breaking news on how long Toronto will be going without public events. Jeff Blair of Writers Bloc ( 22:03 ) discusses sharing a birthday with Sid, the first thing he will do once the quarantine is over, and his thoughts on the future of the NBA season. Matt Devlin (45:43) gives us a full breakdown of how Scotiabank Arena felt after Kawhi Leonard hit the game-winning shot in Game 7. Jim Treliving (1:09:28) of Dragon’s Den details what his day looks like while trying to run a business and what he remembers while sitting courtside for Kawhi’s series clincher. Chris Johnston ( 1:23:08 ) gives us the latest update on the extended self-quarantine in the NHL. Marc Spears of ESPN ( 1:34:47 ) calls in to talk about quarantine life in the Bay Area, what he’s binging, and what the NBA season could look like if they resume. Alvin Williams ( 1:55:38 ) details his plans for post quarantine life, who his favourite wrestle was, and if he thought Kawhi’s Game 7 winner was going to go in. Plus, Tim’s Dad Joke of the Day. 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.

Mom and Dad Seixeiro join the show to wish Sid a Happy Birthday (6:53). Jonathan Osario of Toronto FC (24:27) talks about the outreach he’s done for young fans during this hiatus and has a message to front-line workers. Stephen Brunt (41:01) calls in with a birthday message for Sid. Dallas Green of City and Colour (49:38) talks about watching Raptors Rewind, how he’s spending his days in quarantine, and his love of sandwiches. Gerry Dee (1:11:08) stops by to explain how he’s keeping his kids active in the house and how he’s handling not being able to work. Ken Reid (1:26:34) drops in for an update and to offer his birthday wishes. Ariel Helwani (1:34:01) discusses whether the UFC is going to pull off an event in April, what backlash Dana White might be facing if they go ahead with an event, and the WWE going ahead with a taped version of Wrestlemania. Elliotte Friedman (1:57:30) talks Zdeno Chara’s comments regarding Tuukka Rask and his relationship with chicken wings. Plus, a very special birthday message from Doug Gilmour. 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.

Tim and Sid talk to Shi Davidi about how this hiatus will impact MLB service time. Donnovan Bennett joins us for an update on how he’s passing the time with a new child in the household. San Jose captain Logan Couture talks about the possibility of starting the Stanley Cup Playoffs as soon as the NHL returns, his reading hobby, and who would be the worst Sharks teammate to be quarantined with. Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod finally get on the show to talk about their upcoming race against Sid and offer tips on working out at home. Colby Armstrong helps feed the Body Break Rivalry. Olympic gold medalist Donovan Bailey on how he’s staying in shape mentally and physically during the quarantine. Plus, an old friend Cabral “Cabbie” Richards catches stops by. 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.

Tim and Sid discuss what would have been Opening Day in Major League Baseball. Ben Wagner joins to talk Blue Jays and deliver a special opening for the show. Kevin Blackistone of the Washington Post breaks down his latest article on sports franchise owners stepping up to help during this crisis. Bob Glauber of Newsday stops by to talk about the effect Tom Brady joining the Buccaneers will have on the NFL. Brian Burke explains his definition of truculence and who the toughest player he ever saw was. Canadian Country music star Brett Kissel calls in to talk about missing the Edmonton Oilers and how isolation is influencing his music writing. Kevin Barker brings us some stories from Opening Days of the past and his movie picks while staying home. Plus, the dad joke of the day, and a huge donation from Drew Brees. 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.

James Cybulski joins to talk about his new role as the voice of NHL 20 and the process that went into creating the commentary. Chris Johnston of Sportsnet gives us an update on the biggest concerns the NHL is facing in the future. Argos GM Michael “Pinball” Clemons brings his fierce positivity to the show and spills some details about how he’s adjusting to social distancing. John Clayton gives an update on the NFL. Ken Rosenthal joins to talk about what this upcoming season of Major League Baseball might look like. Buck Martinez tells us some stories about legendary baseball players that you have to hear. Paul Jones talks about what he’s been binging-watching, and Tim ends things off with his best “Dad joke of the day” yet. 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.

Tim and Sid discuss Noah Syndergaard undergoing Tommy John Surgery. 3-time Olympic medalist Andre De Grasse calls in to discuss the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Games, and how home life has been while isolating. Olympic bronze medalist Kylie Masse talks about her reaction to the Olympic postponement. The 3rd Olympic medalist of the show, Aaron Brown, joins to discuss how he’s keeping busy while being quarantined. Ken Reid discusses his least favourite song to hear at a hockey game. Sam Cosentino updates us on all that’s happening in the CHL. Plus, Ewan Currie of The Sheepdogs on how he’s social distancing and a possible update to the Tim and Sid song? 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.

Tim is back and the guys get used to doing the show from separate locations. Two-time Olympic gold medalist Rosie MacLennan joins to discuss the reported postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. We talk to two legends of Canadian media, Brian Williams and Peter Mansbridge on how they are adjusting to the pandemic and their thoughts on the current state of the Olympics. Kia Nurse talks to the guys about how she’s dealing with sports on being on hiatus. Dan Shulman calls in with a life update and some stories about Roberto Alomar’s iconic home run against the Athletics. Olympic wrestler Danielle Lappage talks about dealing with the disappointment of the postponed Olympic games. Arash Madani rounds things off with his thoughts on the IOC. 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.

Sid speaks to Toronto Mayor John Tory shares how the city has responded keeping citizens safe while continuing to practice social distancing. Richard Deitsch compares the difference the US and Canada has handled the outbreak of COVID-19. Dallas Green of City & Colour gives us a perspective on how musicians are dealing with concerts on hold. Canadian wrestler Erica Wiebe explains how she was able to qualify for Tokyo Olympics in Ottawa without any fans. Former WWE referee Jimmy Korderas jumps on to share stories on multiple of wrestlers. Plus Ken Reid, Justin Bourne, and Tim Micallef! 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.

Sid speaks to Kyle Bukauskas about his viral workout video, created while social distancing. Richard Deitsch checks in with an update. Brian Burke talks about his new role on Hockey Central and how he’s adjusting to all the changes happening around him. Eric Smith shares his story on being quarantined after spending time around the Toronto Raptors. Sid speaks to Steve Dangle to discuss what he will be doing without the Toronto Maple Leafs. Kevin Barker pops by to talk about getting beat at video games during the hiatus and how the MLB season might shape up in the future. Plus, Adam Rank on Sean Payton’s COVID-19 positive diagnosis, Stefon Diggs in Buffalo and Todd Gurley’s release from the Rams.  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.

Sid is back on the airwaves from his kitchen! Jeff Blair joins Sid to give an update on his quarantine and what’s the MLB’s plan moving forward. Sportsnet’s Arash Madani chats Tom Brady’s time coming to an end with the New England Patriots and Stefon Diggs move to the Buffalo Bills. Executive Director of the NHLPA Donald Fehr discusses the challenges COVID-19 has posed to the league and players’ association. Co-host of Hockey Central Anthony Stewart shares his thoughts on how players are handling the NHL suspended season and self-isolation. Canadian Olympic hopeful Caroline Ehrhardt discusses the IOC’s decision to continue as planned with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and the challenges in training amid the COVID-19 pandemic. ESPN’s Ariel Helwani reflects on the UFC’s decision to hold events during the pandemic and how they’ll approach future events. Tim Micallef closes out the show with Sid as they discuss Brady’s future in Tampa Bay. 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.

Sid’s hosting from his kitchen, and is joined by Stephen Brunt, Alex Seixeiro, Tim, Joey Vendetta, and Ken Reid. He also discusses the latest on Tom Brady and the NFL with Jarrett Bell, the NHL with Elliotte Friedman, the NBA with Tim Bontemps, and WWE with Jimmy Korderas. 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.