BPM Sports 2026–2027: Here’s What to Expect

However, there will still be some changes, as certain airtimes, lineups, and show durations will be adjusted compared to the 2025–2026 season.

Some production teams will be different, but nothing has been confirmed yet. The complete and final schedule will most likely be unveiled next week.

We can still speculate about certain things, though, as it's clear that leaving Max Lalonde alone for an hour might not have been ideal.

So I wouldn't be surprised to see someone join Max on his show, or to see another change that allows Max to have a co-host.

Let's also hope that Georges Laraque and Stéphane Gonzalez will remain together for the midday show, given that it's the most-listened-to show on BPM Sports.

As for the commentators, aside from Renaud Lavoie's departure, we don't know much more at this point, though each show will surely feature different commentators, just as it does every year.

So, we'll have to wait and see how things unfold, and we'll know more by the start of the NHL season.

It's also worth noting that, according to what we're hearing, all the hosts are expected to have their own podcasts for the upcoming season.

In Brief

– Stay tuned.

– Interesting.

– Worth reading.