OverDrive - July 10, 2026 - Hour 1 - Matthew Scianitti
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Oh yes, Mail It In Friday. Jim Taddy and Dave Feschuk with you on Mail It In Friday. Subbing for the regulars who have been subbed for all week, really, haven't they? Yes, they have. So, Spain 2-1 over Belgium. That is done. Spain against France in the semi next week. There's Tuesday, Wednesday semis. There's two more quarterfinals tomorrow. Norway against England in five. Argentina against Switzerland. at eight so welcome to overdrive we got a lot of stuff to deal with including mail it in friday brought to you by boston pizza canada's favorite sports bar enjoy a 15 lunch at bp where you get an entree aside and a drink and you'll get it all in 20 minutes or less the fast lunch doesn't have to be fast food see you for the 15 fast lunch at your local boston pizza so let's let's dive into the soccer this was a pretty good game but i don't think there was any doubt that spain was going to win it
Didn't feel like it, right? They were all over Belgium for the bulk of that second half, and I think the turning point was when Belgium loses the goalkeeper, right? Courtois goes out with the injury in the 71st minute, and I mean, he'd been fabulous.
How did Spain beat Belgium and what changed after Courtois’ injury?
He'd been holding them in there, and he's probably, if not one of the most accomplished goaltenders in this tournament, he's up there, right? I mean, he's 21 World Cup appearances, and he's won the Golden Glove as top goaltender in the World Cup before, and he was great today, and You don't want to blame it on the backup that came in, but rebound control, right? We talk about it in hockey, and it's true in soccer that that ball, if he catches it, gets a better grip on it, we might be still watching soccer.
Spain's first goal was sort of like that, too, and they had a lot of pressure down low. I'm going to use hockey terms here. They sort of flooded the crease area. Yes, indeed. There is some hockey when you watch this, and there's some North American football, too. The running of plays to try and break down coverage, and then all of a sudden, much like an NHL overtime game in the third or fourth overtime, somebody can't get to a certain spot, and it's in. Yeah, you wear them down.
Spain wore them down, and it felt like the Belgian defense was bending and not breaking and bending and not breaking until it broke.
It did. Matthew Shinetti will be by at the bottom of the hour to talk about that. Keegan Matheson at 6.05. The Jays are in San Diego on the final weekend before the All-Star break and trying to get something going. And Law Murray will be by at 6.30. Talk about that, I guess, suspended animation trade with the Clippers and the Raptors. An interesting tale. Oh, my. Makes you wonder why the NBA sort of didn't get ahead of this, but... It appears from all the reports I've read that both sides knew what they were stepping into.
Well, they knew what they were stepping into, you have to believe. Like the NBA, I was saying the other day that it's a small world, the NBA, right? Everybody knows everybody. And I know the Raptors have long had a very good relationship with the head office, with the commissioner himself. From day one. Yeah, and it goes back a long way, and obviously it is helped by the fact that the Raptors had for many years the chairman of the NBA Board of Governors and Larry Tannenbaum, who obviously just is in the process of finalizing a transaction that will see him no longer be a part of the ownership group, but he has been for a long time. He was still at Kyle Lowry's retirement ceremony the other day down at the practice facility, so Larry Tannenbaum, you know,
theoretically could have facilitated a chat if if bobby webster couldn't have called up adam silver himself which i think bobby webster probably could you have to believe that if you make that call to the commissioner's office before you're thinking about trading for kawaii or as you're starting to ponder a trade for kawaii like how does it not go down that the commissioner's office tells you hey be careful there because whatever happens to kawaii
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:07
2
How did Spain beat Belgium and what changed after Courtois’ injury?
1:07–4:33
3
What were the immediate reactions to Spain vs Belgium and upcoming World Cup semis?
4:33–11:47
4
How did the Kawhi Leonard–Raptors trade limbo unfold and why is it controversial?
11:47–17:08
5
What are the potential legal and salary-cap consequences of the halted Kawhi trade?
17:08–19:41
6
How could the Kawhi situation affect the Raptors’ roster and Brandon Ingram’s return?
19:41–39:09
7
What are the broader implications for salary caps and contract inflation in pro sports?
39:09–41:45
Speakers
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