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Toronto Sports Rush

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Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto Blue Jays
NHL
Blue Jays
Team Canada
Olympics
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Olympic Hockey
World Baseball Classic
Max Scherzer
Sidney Crosby
Austin Matthews
Shane Bieber
Canada
Mitch Marner
Team USA
Buck Martinez
Vegas Golden Knights
New York Yankees
Tampa Bay Rays

A fresh take on Toronto sports with instant reactions to news and match-ups, interviews and Toronto sports culture. Part of the BetRivers Network.

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Latest Episodes

CJ Nitkowski joins Dan & Kyle to break down the Jays' recent play and where they stand in the AL Wild Card race. They also discuss Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s down year and Max Scherzer's recent strong outings.

00:00 Blue Jays/Orioles Series

00:57 Mets... more

Pierre McGuire joins Dan & Kyle to discuss the benefits of Gavin McKenna living with John Tavares for this upcoming Leafs season. They also discuss expectations for Easton Cowan & Matthew Knies. Plus, a look at the Leafs coaching staff.

00:00 McKenn... more

Dan O'Toole & Keegan Matheson analyze the Toronto Blue Jays during their trip to Sacramento to take on the Athletics. They discuss John Schneider's lineup decisions to play Jesús Sánchez and bench George Springer, what to do with Spencer Arrighetti, ... more

Dan O'Toole & Keegan Matheson assess the Toronto Blue Jays' standing in the ugly AL Wild Card race following their series win in Cleveland. They discuss player availability for the rest of the season, a big week from Vladdy, and the upcoming matchup ... more

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Recent Guests

Mike Francesa
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Buck Martinez
Former Blue Jays catcher, manager, and broadcaster
Toronto Blue Jays
Episode: Buck Martinez: Reflecting on a Legacy in Baseball
Mark Feinsand
MLB national writer
MLB.com
Episode: Mark Feinsand on Blue Jays' Standing in AL Wild Card Race - What to do with Vladdy?
Joel Quenneville
Head coach of the Anaheim Ducks
Anaheim Ducks
Episode: Joel Quenneville on the Ducks, His Days As A Leaf, and More!
Jeff Marek
Friend of the show, prominent hockey analyst
Daily Face-Off (The Sheet)
Episode: Jeff Marek Opines on Maple Leafs' Offseason & Schedule
Craig Berube
Former head coach, Toronto Maple Leafs; Stanley Cup Champion with St. Louis Blues (2019)
Toronto Maple Leafs, St. Louis Blues, NHL
Episode: Craig Berube on Maple Leafs' Departure & His Future
E. J. Hradek
NHL analyst who joined the broadcast from the draft room
Episode: Leafs Draft Gavin McKenna No. 1! Round 1 Recap & Massive Trades!
Gord Stellick
Former NHL executive and broadcaster
Episode: Gord Stellick on Leafs' Offseason Moves and What's to Come
Pierre Maguire
Guest analyst discussing Leafs trade insights
Episode: Pierre Reacts to Leafs Blockbuster Trade for Raddysh

Hosts

Mike Francesa
Host across multiple episodes, plays a central role in guides and discussions, with a mix of traditional sports talk and panel commentary.
Keegan Matheson
Co-host and segment lead on Jays-related topics; frequently drives pitching and roster discussions with guest-like energy.
Pierre McGuire
Veteran hockey insider providing development-focused insights and analyses on Leafs and broader NHL moves.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#179
Canada/Sports/Hockey
Apple Podcasts
#123
Australia/Sports/Hockey
Apple Podcasts
#10
Saudi Arabia/Sports/Hockey
Apple Podcasts
#18
Hong Kong/Sports/Hockey
Apple Podcasts
#47
New Zealand/Sports/Hockey
Apple Podcasts
#97
Netherlands/Sports/Hockey

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Joel Quenneville on the Ducks, His Days As A Leaf, and More!
Q: What is most important for a head coach now in 2026, given the changes in the league and the ongoing rebuilds across teams?
The key is to ensure every player knows their role, manage with patience, build a positive culture, and maintain a sense of fun and camaraderie while relentlessly pursuing improvement and competitive success.
Joel Quenneville on the Ducks, His Days As A Leaf, and More!
Q: But I do have to ask you first, I mean, the Ducks were in the news this summer when Leo Carlson signed the offer sheet with Flyers, the Ducks subsequently matched, so you've got your star sentiment back, albeit at a pretty expensive number. What was the first thing you were thinking about?
The response focused on recognizing the opportunity Carlson represented, the need to keep a top young player, and balancing enthusiasm with the realities of cap constraints, while staying forward‑looking and not letting it stunt the team's growth.
Jeff Marek Opines on Maple Leafs' Offseason & Schedule
Q: What's your take on whether the Leafs' moves are 'motion' or 'movement'?
He argues it's too soon to tell, pointing to the number of new players and the need to see how they perform in 20-40 games before judging the outcome as true movement rather than mere turnover.
Jeff Marek Opines on Maple Leafs' Offseason & Schedule
Q: And you were having to correct the record around Jim Rutherford?
Marek explains that a misquote circulated on social media, prompting him to clarify that he did not say Rutherford would be involved, and notes how quickly online discourse can spread misinformation.
Steve Simmons Blasts Darren Ferris Comments
Q: What are your thoughts on Darren Ferris and the decision to talk about that now publicly?
Simmons questions the timing and purpose of Ferris discussing past Toronto issues, suggesting it's odd to relitigate a chapter that has largely been resolved and noting that Marner has since moved on and found success.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Toronto Sports Rush

What is Toronto Sports Rush about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show delivers rapid-fire takes on Toronto-area sports with a focus on hockey and baseball, often pairing game recaps with roster moves, trade discussions, and front-office dynamics. Across episodes, the panel weighs player development, depth charts, go-to strategies, and the business side of the sport, blending practical analysis with candid anecdotes about teams, venues, and travel. A standout trait is its cross-sport coverage anchored in the Toronto market, frequently referencing local teams, front-office decisions, and long-term planning, while weaving in emotion and fan-friendly banter that keeps conversations accessible even when dissecting complex moves. For potential listeners, the program offers timely insights into rosters, tr... more

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1. Mike Francesa
2. Buck Martinez
3. Mark Feinsand
4. Joel Quenneville
5. Jeff Marek
6. Craig Berube
7. E. J. Hradek
8. Gord Stellick

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