Kelley of Sportsnet.ca and SI.com is now deceased. In February 2011, McCown was reunited with Damien Cox of the Toronto Star; sharing co-hosting duties with Stephen Brunt. Later in April, the show's broadcast hours were changed back from 3:00 - 6:00 p.m, to 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. In February 2018, Richard Deitsch joined PTS, accompanying Brunt as co-hosts of PTS with McCown. McCown's last PTS show was broadcast on June 21, 2019. Prior to the broadcast, it was speculated that he would be retiring; however, on the day before its broadcast, he posted this message on Twitter, "Okay - I am leaving Prime Time Sports and Rogers. But nobody can shut me up when I still have things to say. Stay tuned. “I’ll be back!”. After McCown's last broadcast of PTS, the show was hosted by Jeff Blair, along with co-hosts Stephen Brunt or Richard Deitsch. In September 2019, Sportsnet announced that Prime Time Sports would be replaced by a radio simulcast of the Sportsnet show Tim & Sid starting October 14. The final episode of Prime Time Sports aired on October 11, 2019, and with the end of Prime Time Sports, Blair, Brunt and Deitsch moved to a mid-afternoon time slot with the debut of Writers Bloc. Format Between Monday and Thursday, McCown and his co-host conducted interviews with people making the sports news, and discussed sports issues with several analysts such as former host Shulman, Peter King (Sports Illustrated), and Nick Kypreos (formerly of Sportsnet). Among McCown's regular guest callers were boxing writer Bert Randolph Sugar and former football star Jim Brown, who played for McCown's hometown Cleveland Browns. On Fridays, McCown was joined in studio by that week's co-host and two additional guests for "The Friday Roundtable". This is more in-depth, free-form discussion about the week's sports news and issues. When McCown was unable to host the program, Jeff Blair and Elliotte Friedman served as fill-in hosts. The show changed its timeslot in July 2010 from the traditional 4–7 slot to a 3–6 slot. This was a bit of a surprising move as Prime Time Sports''' early ratings from 2010 were the best in the shows history, a 9.2 up from a 7.2. It changed back with the debut of the show Tim & Sid in 2011, which would later transition from a radio sports talk show to a television sports talk show on Sportsnet in 2015.