James Sharman

James Sharman, FOOTBALL GURU, chooses a concert over a Liverpool match at Anfield!

The Homestand crew discuss what Pascal Siakam's NBA future may look like and if it will be with the Toronto Raptors.

Albert Vartanian, James Sharman and Noor Zainab discuss FVV’s comments on Toronto’s locker room and whether this may have led to his departure.

Toronto FC’s season from hell continued on Tuesday with a 4-0 loss, on Saturday they meet the high flying St. Louis.

For the second time in three weeks Canada meet the US on Sunday, in the quarterfinals of the Gold Cup, and find themselves as underdogs.

If James is making one change to the Toronto Maple Leafs roster it would be to move John Tavares' contract...

Albert Vartanian, James Sharman and Justin Pooni break down Alek Manoah's return to the Blue Jays and the Nylander contract negotiations.

Albert Vartanian, James Sharman and Justin Pooni are joined by David Alter of The Hockey News to break down the Toronto Maple Leafs' free agency.

Tottenham Hotspur have a new manager and a new playmaker, but can they battle back into the Premier League Top 4 WITHOUT Harry Kane?

Ultimatum x Role Play is back on The Homestand Show, the guys determine whether or not Leafs GM Brad Treliving should sign Auston Matthews for $15 M.

John Molinaro joins James Sharman and Justin Pooni to discuss Bob Bradley being let go by Toronto FC and Canada Soccer's grim financial outlook

Losing World Cup finalists France are the early favourites to win Euro 2024 next June, but there is competition for the trophy!

Justin Bourne of Sportsnet’s Real Kyper & Bourne Podcast joins the show to discuss all things Toronto Maple Leafs.

Nashville's Hany Mukhtar has dominated MLS for a year and a half, and is on the road to more silverware, and with that, comes value.

Albert, James and Justin play a game of "Ultimatum" on The Homestand Show!

Canada haven't won a trophy since 2000 when they won The Gold Cup, and now is their chance to win, but they are going up against their fierce rivals.

Harry Kane’s future at Tottenham will rage all summer, especially as Daniel Levy is fronting the negotiations.