CJOB Sports Show with Christian Aumell

Mitchell Jeffrey, author of 'How to Referee Hockey: it is not just about the Rule Book' on fairness, safety and impossible standards. And we catch up with Todd Fanning, winner of the Golf Manitoba Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship at Niakwa

Regina Leader-Post columnist Rob Vanstone on the slew of injuries suffered by Roughriders players & Ryan Brandt, our OneSoccer correspondent, previews the Euro Final!

CJOB sports director Kelly Moore pops on to discuss just what the Jets might be up to now that it's officially the off-season, and MJBL President Jamie Bettens gives his take on the MLB as the all-star break approaches. 

Winnipeg Blue Bombers colour analyst Doug Brown joins to show to talk about the club's pending training camp and his relief over the end of that bizarre period where the CFL and the XFL were...talking?

Newly signed Jet, Dominic Toninato on his 2-year deal, golfing with teammates and a 3 minute nerdfest with Christian about the Vikings! And find out what Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet thinks about the Habs keeping hope alive.

Mark Arndt of Tennis Manitoba on Canada's historic day at Wimbledon & Kyle Milroy helps us preview the NBA Finals!

Christian gets you all set for the long-awaited return of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. First, offensive lineman Jermarcus Hardrick discusses getting ready for a season unlike any other. After that, the voice of the Blue Bombers,  CJOB's own Bob Irving, voices his opinions on what you can expect when training camp kicks off.

Desiree Scott is getting ready for another trip to the Olympics, and legal analyst Aron Solomon explains what the deal is with the NCAA and name, image and likeness rules.

 Valour FC's Rob Gale gives a pre-match press conference as the club prepares to battle Halifax. And Winnipegger Shae Laroche is headed to the Olympics as part of Canada's water polo team. 

Christian plays some clips from Blue Bombers head coach Mike O'Shea and GM Kyle Walters as the club gears up for their return to play. And local golfer Bobbi Uhl talks about her season opening win yesterday.

Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds chats about the Montreal Canadiens making the Stanley Cup final for the first time since 1993. And Winnipeg swimmer Kelsey Wog has qualified for the Olympics. 

Andrew "Hustler" Patterson weighs in on the significance of single game sports betting. And OneSoccer's Ryan Brandt helps preview the Euro 2020 round of 16. 

Global Montreal's Brian Wilde calls in to discuss the Habs being one win away from making the Cup final, and whether a Canadian team could really see its first top prize since 1993. 

MJHL Commissioner Kevin Saurette chats about the regular season schedule and adding a 13th franchise. And Former NCAA athlete Steve Siebold dissects the Supreme Court's takedown of the NCAA.

Willie O' Ree award winner Kevin Hodgson; Bison Head Football Coach Brian Dobie; Jeremy Kehler on Jon Rahm's spectacular US Open win; Kelsey Wog swim coach Vlastimil Cerny

CHML's Rick Zamperin chats about the return of the CFL and the hopes for the Tiger-Cats this year, and Blue Bombers head coach Mike O'Shea spoke to the media for the first time in a long time. We have the clips. 

We continue our look at each CFL team as they gear up for the new season, chatting with voice of the Argonauts Mike Hogan about all the changes to the Toronto club since they last played a game, and what the fan situation might look like this year. 

As we gear up for the return of CFL football, we take a look at what's happening in the other cities. Morley Scott, voice of the Elks, and Derek Taylor, voice of the Riders, both join the show to bask in the excitement of their respective teams, and the fans. 

We hear some audio from Adam Bighill as he gears up for the coming season and laying a few hits. And Oak Bluff's Tyler Mislawchuk chats about his triathlon win Sunday and gearing up for the Olympics. 

Voice of the Bombers Bob Irving on the return of the CFL, and MJBL president Jamie Bettens on the Blue Jays bats exploding, sticky balls and more.

We hear from Hockey Canada's female hockey community coach of the year, Winnipeg's Janelle Forcand, and Valour head coach Rob Gale chats about the upcoming Winnipeg bubble and his hopes for Euro 2020. 

We look ahead to the off-season for the Winnipeg Jets with Sportsnet.ca's Ken Wiebe, and we'll chat with the Commissioner of the Canadian Premier League, David Clanachan, about the upcoming season and their decision to land in Winnipeg to start things off. 

What went wrong? Murat Ates of the Athletic joins the show to attempt an answer to that question a day after the Jets were swept by the Montreal Canadiens. And Jonathan Kongbo is coming back to Winnipeg to defend their Grey Cup title.

Winnipeg Sun sports editor Ted Wyman gives his take on the Scheifele punishment and what the Jets have to do to win game 2, and the biggest Duke fan of them all, Christian's dad, calls in to discuss the news that longtime coach Mike Krzyzewski is hanging up his whistle. 

The Athletic's Murat Ates gives his thoughts on Jets vs. Habs, and Kerrie Einarson is stuck in her basement after playing a lot of curling the last few months.