
A fresh take on Toronto sports with instant reactions to news and match-ups, interviews and Toronto sports culture. Part of the BetRivers Network.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 456 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HockeySportsBasketball | |||

Emily Kaplan joins E.J. Hradek to break down the Leafs' offseason moves so far. They discuss the Chayka & Hiller hirings, as well as Matthews & Knies' futures in Toronto. Plus, Emily discusses Gavin McKenna's potential fit in Toronto.
00:00 Toronto ... more
Is tonight Max Scherzer’s LAST START in a Toronto Blue Jays uniform? Dan and Keegan break down the high stakes surrounding Scherzer’s upcoming outing.
The guys also dive into the biggest storylines surrounding the Jays right now, including when Vlad... more
The Maple Leafs officially named Jim Hiller as the 41st head coach in franchise history. Pierre shares his insider thoughts on the hire and what this means for the team's culture moving forward.
The guys also react to yesterday's trade with the Flye... more
E.J. Hradek & Kyle Andrew react to the Joseph Woll & Simon Benoit trade. They discuss what this means for the Leafs in net & on defense going forward. They also discuss Vegas' decision to move on from John Tortorella.
00:00 Trade Discussion
03:01 Go... more
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This show rootes discussions in Toronto sports with a fast-paced, banter-heavy style that blends baseball, hockey, and occasional cross-sport chatter. Episodes typically pivot between the Blue Jays and Maple Leafs storylines, often weaving in live betting considerations and practical analysis of lineups, coaching moves, and management decisions. A recurring strength is the mix of analytical breakdown with personality-driven humor, insider context, and cross-promotional content tied to BetRivers. The format frequently features two hosts steering the conversation with guest analysts or industry insiders chiming in for expert color, making it a good fit for listeners who want informed sports commentary grounded in Toronto teams plus chances to... more
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Recent guests on Toronto Sports Rush include:
1. CJ Nitkowski
2. Kelly Hrudey
3. Peter Laviolette
4. Kevin Weeks
5. Scotty Bowman
6. Dan O'Toole
7. David Pagnotta
8. Mike Carver
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