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The Green Zone – Wednesday, April 2, 2025
2:05 – Starting Lineup
The CFL has named their new commissioner. The Montreal Canadiens keep their playoff hopes alive! The St Louis Blues have now won 10 in a row. Ovi Watch is down to the Final 4. And Team Canada has bounced back in the Men’s Curling Championship.
2:35 – Tom Mayenknecht, The Sport Market
The new NHL TV deal with Sportsnet is now official. 12 more years of Sportsnet owning the television rights in Canada. What does this mean for hockey fans? What does this mean for hockey fans in Saskatchewan? Will we continue to be frustrated by blacked out games?
3:05 – Dave Naylor, TSN
The CFL has named their new commissioner. It’s TSN president, Stewart Johnston. Someone who may know Stewart well is our football insider, TSN’s Dave Naylor.
3:35- What would you do first if you were the new CFL Commissioner?
We’ve heard from Dave Naylor on who the new CFL commissioner is. But we want to know, if YOU were the new CFL commissioner, what would your first decision be? Call 1-877-332-8255
4:05 – Ryan Pike, Flames Nation
The Calgary Flames are in a must-win situation each game they play as they try to earn a playoff spot. The Flames sit 2 points out of the final Wild Card spot with 11 games remaining. A tough loss last night to Utah didn’t help. Will the Flames make playoffs? If they don’t, can they still consider this season a success?
4:35 – Dave Naylor, TSN
The CFL has named their new commissioner. It’s TSN president, Stewart Johnston. Someone who may know Stewart well is our football insider, TSN’s Dave Naylor.
5:05 – Double Take with Darrell Davis
Darrell Davis doubles down on the new CFL commissioner, torpedo bats, his struggling Red Wings, and the Riders signing Logan Ferland.
5:35 – Tom Mayenknecht, The Sport Market
The new NHL TV deal with Sportsnet is now official. 12 more years of Sportsnet owning the television rights in Canada. What does this mean for hockey fans? What does this mean for hockey fans in Saskatchewan? Will we continue to be frustrated by blacked out games?
