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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2024 · 1H 22M

Stolarz Placed on Injured Reserve + Italian Dream Team

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Episode #2 of The Second Look Hockey Show begins with David Leo and Cristian Ceniti revealing where their sports loyalties lie (0:00). They move on to discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs placing goaltender Anthony Stolarz on IR and debate whether it was a coaching mistake to let him start in back-to-back games (9:09). Afterwards, they poke fun at a poorly constructed list of the best Leafs D-men since 2000 (22:31). The duo transitions into trade talk, detailing the St. Louis Blues' acquisition of defenseman Cam Fowler and the Colorado Avalanche's goalie swap with the San Jose Sharks (30:24). Later, Dave and Cristian dive into J.T. Miller's absence and return to the Vancouver Canucks' lineup (42:53) before debating whether Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin can still break Wayne Gretzky's goal record this season (49:06). Finally, producer Alex Mandarino joins the crew to unveil their Italian Dream Team for the 2026 Olympics, including staff, roster, and jersey options (58:21)! The show wraps up with some outdoor game trivia (1:12:37). Every episode of the show is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube.

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