Outta The Park

April 17 Mary - Kate Terepka, Hal Johnson, Mio Yokoi, Raj Suppiah

Paramedic and singer Mary-Kate Terepka talks about dealing with PTSD and how music helps Hal Johnson talks healthy eating Mio Yokoi reveals the results of a personality test taken by Barry and Michelle Raj Suppiah explains why the latest concussion suffered by Dalton Pompey is the most serious.

April 16 Andy Frost, Murray Mclauchlan, Kristin Karma, Steve Tolleson

Veteran Radio personality Andy Frost talks about his son, Morgan, who was a star player in the OHL and drafted by the Flyers. Canadian music legend Murray McLauchlan shares his story of making it in the 190's Up and coming Artist Kristin Karma takes us through her journey which started in Vancouver and saw her move to Toronto. Former Blue Jays infielder Steve Tolleson shares his theory on Lourdes Gurriel's struggles.

Outta The Court, April 16th, 2019 - Tailgating In Sports

Court is in Session! Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis talk about the newest tailgating laws in Ontario. Doug Ford has legalized tailgating at sporting events in and around the GTA. Is it all that its cracked up to be? What are the laws concerning drinking in public and what has Doug Ford changed to these laws to make this possible? Can you bring your own alcohol to a tailgate? Scott Cowan hypothesizes that the large breweries are behind the push to make this happen. The guys discuss. Barry draws a correlation to block parties in a local neighbourhoods and ride checks. How is that there are not 10’s of thousands that are being charged with driving under the influence after tailgating parties? All that and much more... Its Outta The Court!

April 15 Natasha Spence, Damon Bennett, Johnny The Boy

Female Boxer Natasha Spence shares her story of going from teenage bully to gentle giant who uses the ring to get out her aggression. Damon Bennett shares tips on renovating your backyard. Johnny the Batboy tells us whether or not the cleats Marcus Stroman wore were up to code.

Drinks On Us DEBUT, April 14, 2019 - Coffee, Whiskey, BBQ, Laughs

Drinks on Us’ debut episode. Matt The Producer and Michelle Hacon bring you the weekend in the style with a hearty side of alacrity. We chat all things coffee with Tom Lambros from Java Works in Mississauga. https://www.javaworks.ca/ We talked Whiskey with Will Murphy. Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PotStillWhiskey John Thomson fires up the BBQ with us: https://www.eatapedia.com/

Outta The Park, Ep. 105, April 14, 2019 - Guest - Jordan Romano

WHAT IS THE RULE 5 DRAFT!!!? Blue Jays prospect and Buffalo Bison Jordan Romano joins the guys to talk all about the Rule 5 draft. Jordan explains the convoluted system as its one that many scratch their heads over. What was it like being selected by the Texas Rangers in the draft? Jordan details being in Spring Training with a different club. Jersey numbers. What of them? What was Arizona like? Its a bittersweet experience that Jordan narrates with aplomb. The First Pitch pays tribute to Jake, a Blue Jays fan and avid Scott Downs adorer, who recently died. Barry and Matt chat and Barry tells a story about some interesting coincidences that precipitated Scott and Jake meeting. Ask Barry Davis features a request for a measuring tape on recent homer and contemplates the use of parabola in measuring home runs. Also, why is there always an off day scheduled for open roof/cold climate teams? What is John Gibbons up to? The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed and they're telling! WE HAVE OUR ROMANO BACK AND WE ARE ELATED!

April 12, 2019. Jordan Gibbons, Jim Byers, Scott Downs

Scott Downs pays a heartfelt tribute to his biggest fan, Jake Tamemoto, who passed away last week at the age of 18 Jordan Gibbons talks about growing up the daughter of the former Blue Jays manager and trying to make it big in music Jim Byers from Travel Pulse Canada gives us tips to enjoy a "staycation" in the GTA

April 11, 2019. Matthew Deppe, Josh Kusnick, Bill Harris, Brian Jeroloman

Matthew Deppe, whose father Gord, is the lead singer of The Spoons, talks about his passion for composing movie scores MLB agent Joshua Kusnick explains why there is no such thing as "small market" baseball teams Bill Harris tells us why Game of Thrones is loved by so many We also find out what a day in the life of a minor league ball player is like from Brian Jeroloman

The Spin Apr 10 Jon Hodgson, Matt Harvey. MioYokoi , Raj Suppiah. Hal Johnson

Wellness Wednesday Sportswriter/Broadcaster Jonathan Hodgson on not letting the fact he has Spina Bifida prevent him from pursuing his dreams Matt Harvey, who was diagnosed with Autism after HS talks about his admiration for JP Arencibia, who surprises him by joining the chat Mio Yokoi explains what attachment styles are Raj Suppiah talks broken ankles Hal Johnson on safe bike riding

Outta The Court, April 9, 2019 - Fighting In Sports

Court is in Session! Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to discuss teammates fighting, more like infighting. The Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan case is explored. What are some of the legalities that never came to the fore? How has a case like theirs influenced modern day precedent? In the MLB, the altercation between Jonathan Papelbon and Bryce Harper explores how an injury, if sustained during the row, would be handled by insurance and the team. Would the team be covered by insurance if one teammate injured another? CFL Players Angelo Mosca and Joe Kapp got into fracas at a league luncheon. What legal mechanisms were in place on behalf of the league? Did they act accordingly? Something called social host liability is discussed. Scott Cowan drops a mind blowing legal bomb about bar fights that sends the trio off into a rabbit hole. Its a great organic conversation that develops. The guys finish off with “The British Soccer” riot and how the effects of the riot affected those in the stands. Do the fans have a case, legally, with regards to trauma? Is the soccer club liable? Yeah… All that. Its Outta The Court!