Second Look Sports

On episode 58 of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg and Brandon Brown dive into the ongoing first round playoff series in the NHL. After a week off, Brandon gives his picks as he and Justin run through each series, discussing the biggest storylines from every matchup. Then, they get into the Raptors first round series against the Cleveland Cavaliers, before touching on predictions for the Buffalo Bills in the first round of the NFL draft.#sports #podcast #nhl #hockey #playoffs #stanleycupplayoffs #nba #toronto #raptors #basketball #nfl #football #nfldraft #buffalo #bills

Justin Arenburg, Cristian Ceniti, and Alex Mandarino are BACK to give you all the info you need to prepare for the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The crew make their case for their Norris Trophy winners (10:33) before diving into each first round playoff series:EDM v. ANA (19:54)VGK v. UTA (25:38)DAL v. MIN (33:21)COL v. LAK (45:58)BUF v. BOS (48:54)PIT v. PHI (55:45)CAR v. OTT (1:02:37)TBL v. MTL (1:08:58)Do you like our picks? Let us know in the comments!

In episode 56 of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg, Brandon Brown and Cristian Ceniti break down the NHL playoff race, focusing on the Sens, Habs, Lightning, and Penguins. They also debate the Hart Trophy race, with Connor McDavid, Nikita Kucherov, and Nathan MacKinnon, before touching on the Toronto Maple Leafs' executive search. Later, the guys dive into the Blue Jays' slow start to the season, and share insights on the first two rounds of The Masters.#nhl #stanleycupplayoffs #montreal #ottawa #podcast #sports #toronto #mapleleafs #mapleleafs #bluejays

The boys are back, just like baseball! Justin Arenburg, Alex Mandarino, and Brandon Brown kick off today's pod recapping the Opening Day game broadcast (0:50) before previewing the Toronto Blue Jays season (6:56), including expectations for the club after a spectacular 2025 campaign, and who may be an x-factor for 2026 (15:14). The trio then move on to March Madness, where they break down the first few rounds and discuss the lack of upsets thus far (30:25), and give some predictions for the Sweet 16 (36:30). Then, the crew shift to hockey to praise the recent stretch from the Ottawa Senators (48:52), and the Columbus Blue Jackets (57:38), before spectulating why the Vegas Golden Knights have had such a mediocore season (1:07:09).

In episode 54 of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg and Brandon Brown dive into the latest disappointing moment of the Maple Leafs' season after Auston Matthews' latest injury. Then, the guys give their thoughts on NFL free agency so far, before reacting to Bam Adebayo's 83-point performance for the Miami Heat. Later, Brandon prepares for Team Canada's latest test in the World Baseball Classic.#sports #podcast #nhl #toronto #mapleleafs #nfl #freeagency #nba #bamadebayo #wbc #canada #usa

On episode 53 of Second Look Sports, Alex Mandarino, Justin Arenburg, Brandon Brown and Cristian Ceniti dive into all of the moves that happened during the NHL's Trade Deadline on Friday. They react to the moves made by the contenders across the league, and give their thoughts on the returns picked up by rebuilding teams. Later, the guys put the Maple Leafs under the microscope for their trades amongst a crossroads during a disappointing season.#podcast #sports #hockey #NHL #tradedeadline #mapleleafs #toronto

Justin Arenburg and Cristian Ceniti preview the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline! The duo give their thoughts on some of the moves and rumours swirling ahead of Friday including the Utah Mammoth acquiring Mackenzie Weegar, and talks between the Buffalo Sabres and the St. Louis Blues regarding Colton Parayko and Robert Thomas. Justin and Cristian then focus on the Edmonton Oilers, Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs, who shipped off Nic Roy to the Colorado Avalanche during the show! Lastly, the fellas give some final predictions on where some of the biggest trade assets land by Friday afternoon.

On Episode 51 of Second Look Sports, Alex Mandarino is joined by Justin Arenburg, Brandon Brown, and Cristian Ceniti to discuss the incredible Gold Medal Game between Canada and the United States at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympic Games. The guys take a look at the biggest moments of the game, before forecasting how Team Canada will make it's return to glory, and the continued growth of hockey around the world. Later, they debate Sidney Crosby's potential involvement at the 2030 Olympics, and how much Connor McDavid's legacy will depend on winning the Stanley Cup. Then, the boys give their thoughts on the Blue Jays retaining future HOF pitcher Max Scherzer, and what it means for the starting rotation.

In Episode 50 of the Second Look Sports podcast Justin Arenburg and Brandon Brown break down (0:00) Canada's opening game of the Olympics vs. Czechia where they won 5-0 and played outstanding. The guys break down what they learned about the Canadian team from the big win and why the team impressed them before talking about Jordan Binnington. Brandon and Justin praise Binnington for his play and explain why, if he wins olympic gold, he could be remembered as one of the best Canadian goalies of all time. (29:05) The Boys can't believe that it's already Spring Training season for the Toronto Blue Jays and discuss why it's exciting, but at the same time, why there are some things that scare them about the season. Including Anthony Santander, who Justin rants about, because since joining Blue Jays he's done basically nothing. (49:51) To wrap up Justin speaks about the New England Patriots loss in the Super Bowl.

Back with another episode, Alex Mandarino, Brandon Brown and Justin Arenburg kick off Episode 49 by previewing Super Bowl LX (60), along with any new or exciting storylines that have emerged throughout the week (0:36). The guys discuss Tom Brady's comments on staying neutral towards picking a Super Bowl winner (6:30), and the boys give their predictions for the big dance on Sunday (17:34). The trio transition to the NBA, and talk the biggest moves from Thursday's trade deadline (33:34), and their opinion on the Raptors lying low (40:53). Finally, the crew discuss Team Canada's decision to replace Brayden Point with Seth Jarvis at the Olympics (49:28), and finish by sending some support to Milan for the Canada women's hockey team taking on Switzerland for their opening game (58:12).

In episode 48 of Second Look Sports, Alex Mandarino, Cristian Ceniti, and Brandon Brown discuss the biggest stories in the sports world this week. The guys get into the Buffalo Bills promoting Offensive Coordinator Joe Brady to the Head Coaching position after firing Sean McDermott, before giving their thoughts on Bill Belichick is NOT voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on the first ballot. Then, they jump into the AFC & NFC Championship games, and give a quick thought on the Super Bowl matchup between the Seahawks and Patriots. Later, the guys address the Maple Leafs lack of direction after their disappointing homestand, and the options for the team going into the trade deadline, before hitting on two star athletes that are likely to be traded sooner than later in Artemi Panarin and Giannis Antetokounmpo.#sports #podcast #superbowl #nfl #bills #belichick #patriots #seahawks #mapleleafs #toronto #raptors #giannisantetokounmpo #artemipanarin

In Episode 47 of the Second Look Sports Podcast some changes have been made... Cristian Ceniti and David Leo will be teaming up with Justin Aenburg, Alex Mandarino and Brandon Brown going forward to produce the best podcasts they can. quickly after breaking down the news the boys discuss the disastrous that took place in Buffalo when owner Terry Pegula made some questionable remarks during a press conference. The guys stay on the football talk and deliver their conference championship weekend picks. Later the guys talk about the MLB and the New York Mets turning their off-season around and making the fans happy. Finally the boys discuss what Mitch Marner's return to the Toronto Maple Leafs will look like on Friday night and whether he will get booed or cheered for during his tribute.

A long night in Toronto......Alex Mandarino, Brandon Brown, and Justin Arenburg are back with another episode, kicking things off with a discussion surrounding the long-awaited signing of Kyle Tucker (0:50), and how this affects the way the Blue Jays offseason is viewed (11:25). Next, the trio move onto former Jay Bo Bichette, and what led to his decision to sign with the Mets (22:30). After, the guys recap an entertaining evening in Las Vegas for Mitch Marner's first game against Mitch Marner (42:15), along with other news around the NHL (53:06). Finally the boys give their picks and previews for the NFL Divisional Round (1:03:23).

In episode 45 of Second Looks Sports, Alex Mandarino, Justin Arenburg, and Brandon Brown discuss everything NFL as the playoffs get underway this weekend. The guys break down every matchup and debate which players, coaches and organizations are under the most pressure to win Super Bowl LX in San Francisco. Then, the boys get into the NHL, with an eye on the performance of the Canadian teams so far this season, including the Maple Leafs seemingly finding their way, and the Winnipeg Jets floundering after being one of the league's top teams.#podcast #sports #nflplayoffs #wildcardweekend #buffalobills #nhl #toronto #mapleleafs #foryou #hockey #explore #fyp #trending

In Episode 44 of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg and Brandon Brown are back to break down the goalie swap between the Edmonton Oilers and Pittsburgh Penguins, and the mysterious injury approach by the Toronto Maple Leafs, before touching on Jacob Fowler's impressive NHL debut for the Montreal Canadiens. Later, the guys give their thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts bringing Philip Rivers' out of retirement, and the importance of Buffalo and New England squaring off in Foxborough. Check out more episodes of Second Look Sports on our YouTube Channel!#sports #podcast #nhl #hockey #oilers #penguins #mapleleafs #canadiens #nfl #colts #bills #patriots #explore #foryou #trending

On Episode 43 of the Second Look Sports Podcast Justin Arenburg and Brandon Brown try to solve the Sports World on a bunch of topics. Starting out with the Toronto Blue Jays and why they signed the 2025 KBO MVP Cody Ponce. They follow it up by talking about Kyler Tucker and the report that he visited the Blue Jays facilities in Florida and whether or not people should read into it. Next the boys jump into the NHL to discuss Connor Bedard's non stop push to make the Olympic team and whether or not Nathan MacKinnon is the best player in the world today. They also check in on the Florida Panthers and Winnipeg Jets to debate if their fans should be worried about their playoff chances. Later Justin and Brandon discuss the massive NFL Week 14 schedule and what the weekend could look like before wrapping up with the NBA and debating whether OKC might be the best team ever.

The boys are back to chat an incredible November 26th in Toronto sports! Sportsnet.ca's Ian Finlayson joins the show to break down the Blue Jays signing of free agent pitcher Dylan Cease, what he adds to Toronto's starting rotation, and how this signing affects the Blue Jays remaining offseason approach (4:02). Ian also dives into the Raptors recent hot stretch, his most impressive player this season, and how Brandon Ingram dynamically changes this offence for the better (26:58). Justin and Alex continue on to discuss the slate of NFL games scheduled for American Thanksgiving (45:29), and why the Edmonton Oilers and Vancouver Canucks may be in trouble for their own unique reasons (57:20).

In Episode 41 of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg, Alex Mandarino and Brandon Brown dive into the week in sports, starting with the Grey Cup win by the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the halftime performance by MGK. Then, the guys discuss Matthew Schaefer's meteoric rise in his rookie season with the Islanders and his potential Team Canada bid, before taking a look at the struggling Maple Leafs and Oilers. Later, they debate the Kansas City Chiefs odds of missing the NFL playoffs, before chatting with Sarah Maat about the start of the PWHL season.#podcast #sports #nhl #hockey #toronto #mapleleafs #teamcanada #football #nfl #cfl #greycup #islanders #pwhl #expansion

In episode 40 of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg & Brandon Brown are joined by Cristian Ceniti to discuss the struggling Toronto Maple Leafs, before getting into the difficult decisions ahead of the Team Canada management group ahead of the Milano-Cortina Olympics, and the Blue Jays critical offseason work ahead this winter.Check out more Second Look Sports on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts!#podcast #sports #hockey #nhl #mapleleafs #teamcanada #torontobluejays #baseball #mlb

Episode 39 of the Second Looks Sports podcast is live and oh boy is it a doozy. Brandon Brown, Justin Arenburg and Alex Mandarino break down the first five games of the World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays an Los Angeles Dodgers. Highlighting all the action such as the Game 3 18 inning game, Trey Yesavage's insane outing in Game 5 and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. continuing one of the best post-seasons in MLB history. The boys wrap up with teeing up Game 6 and what a potential Game 7 could also look like. All podcasts are available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

And we're back! Justin, Brandon, and Alex regroup after the first half of the ALCS to break down a back-and-forth series culminating in the raucous Game 5 at T-Mobile Park. The crew kicks things off with the positives they gleamed from the Blue Jays in their most recent contest, along with any optimism ahead of a Game 6 at home (1:12). Next, the trio dissect John Schneider's decision to place Brendon Little into a high-leverage situation in the bottom of the 8th inning, and how the rest of the series will shape fans perception of Toronto's manager (7:18). The group then looks ahead to Game 6 in the 6ix, and the Blue Jays chances at taking the series to a pivotal Game 7 and beyond (28:46). Finally, the boys marvel at Shohei Ohtani's NLCS Game 4 performance and whether he is the best baseball player ever to grace the field (44:06).

In this episode of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg, Alex Mandarino, and Brandon Brown preview the ALCS matchup between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Seattle Mariners. They discuss the thrilling Game 5 of the ALDS between the Mariners and Tigers, highlighting key performances and pitching strategies. The conversation shifts to the importance of Game 1 for the Blue Jays, the health of Bo Bichette, and the potential impact of Cal Raleigh on the series. The guys also make predictions for the upcoming series, emphasizing the significance of momentum and defensive plays in playoff baseball.

Episode 36 of the Second Looks Sports show is for one thing and one thing only, playoff baseball, and since the boys are Canadian they thought it would be fun to preview the talk around the country, the Toronto Blue Jays vs. the New York Yankees. Brandon and Justin look at everything, breaking down what will be key in this series for the Blue Jays if they want to advance.All episodes can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube!#sports #podcast #baseball #mlb #playoffs #postseason #toronto #bluejays #newyork #yankees

Brandon and Alex kick things off with their reaction to Daulton Varsho's grand slam to solidify the Blue Jays 6-1 victory over the Red Sox in the final game of the series (2:12). The duo share their confidence level in the team heading into the final stretch of the regular season, how the bullpen is shaping out (5:48), and if this team resembles the 2015 squad, the last year the Jays won their division (17:35). Next, the guys pivot to the NFL, breaking down the Cardinals-Seahawks Thurday night matchup (23:15), if Sam Darnold could be the next Baker Mayfield in reviving his career (31:06), and the best matchups of Week 4 (34:22). After, the two discuss NHL training camp news (42:15), before wrapping up with a thought on the first round of the Ryder Cup (51:16), and whether Canadians should be allowed in the field in future years of the event (57:05).

In this episode, Alex Mandarino, Justin Arenburg, and Brandon Brown discuss the Toronto Blue Jays recent offensive struggles as they continue to chase the AL East division pennant, before debating whether or not Jose Berrios should be included on the Jays' playoff roster (6:14). Then, the guys recap the Bills' win over the Dolphins in Buffalo to kick off Week 3, and dive deeper into what Miami's plan should be going forward (39:27). Later, the SLS crew break down the most exciting games left in Week 3 (1:02:31), before touching on two athlete retirements out of Los Angeles (1:12:38).

And just like that, the boys are back! With a full slate of sports on the docket, Brandon, Justin and Alex kick things off with their summer recap and some fantasy football antics (1:00), before turning things over to the NFL to discuss a team or player each of them was impressed with after Week 1 (11:05). Next, the crew offers thoughts on which team was most dissapointing after Week 1, as well as which team is likliest to bounce back in the coming weeks (22:04). Then, the guys turn their attention to baseball, and discusse whether they feel comfortable with the Blue Jays playoff hopes if Jeff Hoffman remains the closer (41:48), and debate who the Game 1 starting pitcher should be for the club (51:19). Finally, the trio break down Kirill Kaprizov's rejection of the latest contract offer by the Minnesota Wild (1:03:24), and where NHL contract structures are headed with the rising salaray cap (1:16:56).

Alex, Justin and Brandon kick things off recapping their weeks, before diving into the MLB trade deadline. The trio discuss the Blue Jays bringing in Shane Bieber and his potential impact (12:20), the Padres aggressive moves to bolster their lineup (26:30), and which newly acquired asset is going to make the biggest impact on their new team (41:48). The crew then pivot over to the National Bank Open, and offer thoughts on the lack of Canadian success thus far (46:11), as well as Eugenie Bouchard's official retirement in her hometown (50:11). Finally, the boys walk through some NFL news as training camps get underway, including what the outcomes of Terry McLaurin and Trey Hendrickson's "hold-ins" are likely to be (57:16).

It's definitely summer time on Episode 31 of the Second Look Sports Podcast! Justin Arenburg, Alex Mandarino and Brandon Brown catch up with stuff happening within their own lives before discussing all the big time sporting news. Including the MLB All Star game, NHL schedule release and the Wimbledon Finals! In the final segment of the show the boys let loose, sparking some wild debates which would eventually lead to potentially the worst take of all time...Every episode is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube. Please subscribe today!

In our milestone Episode 30, Alex Mandarino & Brandon Brown chat the true start of the dog days of summer, and how former NHLer Nick Tarnasky is spending them on the golf course (1:18). The two then pivot to the Blue Jays and their recent win streak (6:31), including how to manage Anthony Santander upon his return (16:10), and does this team share comparisons to the 2015 squad (23:37). Next, the duo break down the new ratified NHL CBA (36:30), and discuss whether an 84-game season is actually beneficial for the product on the ice (37:35). Finally, the crew wraps up with an overview of Wimbledon (1:00:51), and a look ahead to the semi-finals matchups for the men's, and who the final's champion could be on the women's tour.

Justin Arenburg and Brandon Brown are back for episode 29 of the Second Look Sports podcast minus Alex Mandarino who was at a wedding, no, not his own. Justin and Brandon start the show by talking about the Toronto Blue Jays, possibly the world’s best baseball team at the moment and why general manager Ross Atkins might deserve some credit. Later the guys talk about the NHL free agency window with the winners and losers, Mitch Marner going to the Vegas Golden Knights, Nic Ehlers going to the Carolina Hurricanes and a lot more. To wrap up the show Brandon plays a little game to remember what the Toronto Maple Leafs just lost with Mitch Marner.Every episode is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube. Please subscribe today!#mlb #baseball #torontobluejays #newyorkyankees #sports #nhl #hockey #torontomapleleafs #vegasgoldenknights #explore #trending #secondlooksports #mitchmarner

Alex Mandarino & Justin Arenburg are back with you this week to break down a heavy sports news cycle despite most of the activity off the playing surface. The two kick things off chatting a mild OKC Thunder NBA championship celebration (4:16) before diving into a lacklustre NBA draft (11:38), despite some controversial moments, including a questionable reaction for Toronto Raptors first round pick Collin Murray-Boyles (15:28). The crew then transition over to the NHL, where the Utah Mammoth made a splash before the NHL draft (30:03), snagging JJ Peterka for a less than desirable haul. The boys than mull over some of the proposed plans for a new NHL CBA, possibly announced ahead of Friday night's draft (45:47) before chatting Jamie Benn's one-year extension to stay in Dallas (48:59). The duo wrap up by celebrating Max Scherzer's return to the Blue Jays rotation (52:16), and wonder if there is a more beneficial use for the right-hander for both team and player (53:18).

Episode 27 of the Second Look Sports Podcast is now here! In this episode the boys discuss everything NHL with the back-to-back Stanley Cup champions in the Florida Panthers, what is next for Connor McDavid and the Oilers (contract talk) and the recent signings around the league. The guys finish off with the NBA Finals as it's going seven games and who will take home the chip. Also Mando might have gotten mad at softball....All episodes of this podcast are available on Spotify & Apple Music.

Champions will be made! On episode 26 of the Second Look Sports podcast the guys sit down with Sportsnet's Justin Bourne to discuss what the Edmonton Oilers need to in Game 4 to crawl back into the series before mentioning the killer Brad Marchand. Here's the full rundown:The boys Graduate! (0:00)Stanley Cup Final talk (4:46) Chatting with Justin Bourne on the Stanley Cup Final (12:02) Brad Marchand and Sam Bennett are just the perfect playoff hockey player (24:09) Bourne's take on Mitch Marner (38:43 )All-time Tennis match talk (43:57) NBA Finals talk (the boys look dumb) (50:45) Blue Jays are Toronto's best team? (1:01:48)

We’re off and running! Alex & Justin are joined by Second Look Hockey’s Cristian Ceniti to break down spectacular back-to-back nights of Finals action, along with news and notes from around the world of sports, including:The Indiana Pacers stealing Game 1 of the NBA Finals from the Oklahoma City Thunder on the back of Tyrese Haliburton (0:57)The Edmonton Oilers edge the Florida Panthers in overtime, and do it their way (22:44)The Bruins & Penguins secure their new head coaches (48:22)Did the Avalanche take a misstep in the Brock Nelson contract? (1:09:47)Aaron Rodgers finally commits to the black and yellow (1:18:02)A controversial expansion rule in the PWHL (1:23:51)RBC Canadian Open picks (1:33:10)All episodes of this podcast are available on Spotify & Apple Music.

Alex, Justin & Brandon are BACK, just like the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup Finals for the second year in a row. The boys recap a dominant Game 5 performance by Edmonton to book their ticket to the dance (1:09), and a controversial decision for Peter DeBoer to pull Jake Oettinger early (7:20). Next, the crew praises Florida for dismantling Carolina (41:26), and discusses whether this current iteration of the Panthers is on dynasty watch (58:55). Then, the trio touch on Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving’s end of season press conference (1:12:13), and what he said without saying anything about the future of Mitch Marner and how he feels his team needs a mental reset. Later, the team transitions over to hoops, where they discuss the commanding nature of the Oklahoma City Thunder, and whether they likely already have the NBA Championship locked up (1:28:10). Finally, the guys touch on the Eastern Conference Finals (1:43:15), and if the Stefon Diggs signing in New England is already proving to be damning (1:48:57).

On Episode 23 of Second Looks Sports, Brandon Brown and Justin Arenburg start by taking a deep dive into everything that went wrong for the Toronto Maple Leafs over the last decade with special guest Anthony Petrielli. The boys stick with hockey afterwards to discuss whether or not the NHL is entering a regrettable phase with four teams, nearly repeating in the conference finals, before switching to the NBA to discuss the choke job by the New York Knicks. Quickly, the guys switch gears to SGA and debate now with the MVP, does he become the best Canadian basketball player ever? Finally the boys wrap up with Scottie Scheffler's PGA Championship victory and why he might be entering GOAT status in the golf world.

Alex, Justin & Brandon kickstart this episode by dissecting an excruciating night for Toronto hockey fans as the Leafs drop Game 5 to the Panthers in familiar fashion (0:30). The trio then offer praise for the Edmonton Oilers as the first Canadian team in the Conference Finals, making light work of their series with Vegas after Kasperi Kapanen's over time winner (24:19). The guys then debate the likeliest of Connor Hellebuyck and Jake Oettinger to hold the starters spot for Team USA in the 2026 Winter Olympics (40:17). Kyle Cushman (47:52) of theScore then joins the show to break down the PWHL playoffs, including the Frost's series clinching win over the Sceptres, a tight series between the Charge and Victoire, and the state of the league ahead of expansion. Finally, the crew weighs in on a wildly entertaining second round in the NBA playoffs (1:19:32), before judging a highly....convenient....NBA Draft lottery (1:36:16).

On to Round 2! Justin, Brandon and Alex are geared up for the first week of the Stanley Cup Playoffs second round as games kicked off this past Monday. The trio kick things off with elation for a strong start in Toronto as the Maple Leafs hold a 2-0 series lead over the Panthers (0:45). They then move into the series chalk with two teams that have played the most games in the Stars and Jets, and discuss Mikko Rantanen’s electric postseason to date (30:02). The crew shifts to Vegas to chat the Edmonton’s round to form against the Golden Knights (41:29) before wrapping up the playoff talk with a road victory for the Hurricanes over Washington (48:50). The boys break down some hockey news and notes, including Utah revealing their new team name (55:06), a confusing but eventful draft lottery (1:00:57), and the Ducks hiring their new bench boss (1:08:08). Finally, the team highlights an exciting second round start in the NBA playoffs (1:17:14), and predict which series is likely to end in potential upset (1:23:28). 

The Second Look Sports podcast is back with another great episode, diving into the first-round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs and the NBA Playoffs with so many great games happening. First the guys look at the Battle of Florida and how the Florida Panthers just dominated the Tampa Bay Lightning with no issue before talking on the Jets/Blues, Leafs/Senators series. Then Brandon Brown, Justin Arenburg and Alex Mandarino talk the NBA and where the Los Angeles Lakers go from losing in five games. Finally the boys wrap the show up with the dumpster fire that is the Vancouver Canucks and why they're a joke.

Sports fans, there is no better time than right now. In episode 19 of the Second Look Sports Brandon Brown, Alex Mandarino and Justin Arenburg spend the majority of the first hour breaking down the first couple games in the Stanley Cup Playoffs for each series and who the most disappointing Canadian team has been so far. Then the guys move onto the NBA Playoffs and why or why not the first-round of the playoffs has been interesting to watch. From playoffs to draft season the NFL draft is here and even though it may not have the star power like other drafts there are a lot of good players and the guys break it down. Finally the PWHL is expanding! Yes, PWHL Vancouver has been announced and the guys discuss why the city chose was surprising.

In Episode 18 of Second Look Sports, Alex Mandarino, Justin Arenburg, and Brandon Brown kick things off with an unexpected shared experience between Alex & Justin, before they get into their most cherished sporting events of the year (9:13). Next, the guys recap The Masters and discuss Rory McIlroy’s performance in capturing his first green jacket (18:06), and touch on Vladimir Guerrero Jrs. extension and press conference announcement (35:22). Later, the crew shifts to the NHL to break down the latest player polls and whether or not Connor McDavid is still king on the ice (43:36), before they give their predictions on the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs (57:51).

In Episode 17 of Second Look Sports, Brandon Brown and Justin Arenburg are joined by MLB insider and columnist for Sportsnet.ca Shi Davidi to discuss the breaking news of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. signing long term with the Toronto Blue Jays for $500 Million and what it now means for the club. Later the guys discuss everything in the NHL from Alex Ovechkin breaking the all-time goal record with his 895th goal to the new Russian player, Ivan Demidov joining the Montreal Canadiens. Finally the guy say their perfect Masters dinner with the green jacket on the line this week.Every episode is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube.

Justin, Alex & Brandon chat barber shop etiquette to open up this week's episode, before diving into the drama surrounding Canadian soccer superstar Alphonso Davies' recent ACL injury and the subsequent fallout with his club team Bayern Munich (8:06). The trio discuss whether Soccer Canada, or Canada Basketball are in a better place both from a grassroots level, and competitive standard as of today (20:11). The group chats the emergence of the torpedo style bat in the MLB (23:07), and whether it's success so far will continue to cause mass hysteria. Then, the guys weigh in on the NFL's decision to table banning the tush push indefinitely, and whether or not that was the right move (34:07). Later, Keegan Matheson (42:14) of MLB.com joins the show to break down the Blue Jays' strong start, the team's hitting philosophy, the importance of a consistent bullpen, and which players look poised for monster seasons. The crew then finishes off with Taking A Second Look (1:26:52).

Alex, Justin & Brandon welcome everyone to their MLB Opening Day pod by discussing the feeling of the first Thursday of baseball every season, as well as offering over/unders for how many games each of them will watch, both from the comfort of their couch and the Rogers Centre alike. Zach Worden, associate editor at Sportsnet, then joins the crew to weigh in on the Toronto Blue Jays outlook this season (14:03), including the team's bullpen structure, expectations for rookie Alan Roden, and some predictions for player milestones this year. After, the trio discuss the likelihood of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s hitting 40 home runs this season (45:42), John Tortorella's exit in Philadelphia (49:58), and the new, unorthodox Giants quarterback room in New York after Russell Wilson joins the fold (1:01:51).

Justin, Brandon, & Alex kick things off with some cheeky thoughts on their favourite all-time sitcom, before diving into the latest updates on Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog, including his new five-part docuseries and whether or not he'll be in the lineup for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs (4:19). The crew sticks with hockey, weighing in on who will snag the Wild Card sports in tight playoff race in both the East and West (15:05), before switching to March Madness talk with their Final Four bracket selections (28:26). Later, the trio gives their Taking A Second Look (32:42), before introducing some new game segments, including Player A/Player B, Matching Segments, and Blind Rankings (40:36). Finally, the group wraps things up with quick hits, including the MLB Tokyo Series (1:00:49), Happy Gilmore 2 trailer (1:03:28), and Sidney Crosby's latest one-team points accomplishment (1:09:17).

Alex, Justin & Brandon kick things off by praising the sports calendars turn towards more action in the past several weeks. The crew discusses the unique NFL free agency structure being scheduled prior to the draft (4:17), before weighing in on which teams had the most impactful signings through the first few days (14:14). Then, the trio offer opinions on their favourite teams' newest members, including the Bills (30:24), Patriots (32:16), and Chargers (35:40), before predicting which team Aaron Rodgers lands (40:25) as well as some of the other big name players still on the market. Finally, the team share their Taking A Second Look for the week (1:02:15).

Alex, Justin and Brandon kick things off with overall thoughts on Friday's NHL Trade Deadline, providing a comprehensive overview of how many top-tier players were moved and what teams seemed to fill their lineup needs to gear up for a playoff run. The trio then welcome on Sportsnet's Alex Adams (8:23) to discuss the Ottawa Senators big trades, including bringing in Dylan Cozens from the Buffalo Sabres and Fabian Zetterlund from the San Jose Sharks. Alex shares his thoughts on how these moves will affect the team and most notably Brady Tkachuk, and how the Sens will fair if they remain in a wild card spot come playoff time. Later, the crew chat Brad Marchand making his way to Florida (41:36), the end of the Mikko Rantanen saga as he lands and signs in Dallas (56:31), the Toronto Maple Leafs successful day (1:05:41), and the winners and losers of the trade deadline (1:22:17).

Alex, Justin & Brandon kick things off with a roundtable discussion on the likeliest outcome for Carolina's Mikko Rantanen, and whether he remains in Raleigh past the trade deadline (5:32). The trio then shift gears to the diamond, where the Toronto Blue Jays have entered spring training with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as a pending free agent, and discuss whether the four-time All-Star will have another stellar season (22:44). The guys then break down Luka Doncic's performance against his former team (31:29), before discussing MLB's new ABS system and whether the NHL season has hit a rut following the 4 Nations Face-Off finale (36:41). Finally, the crew dives into Taking a Second Look and Cheering From The Pressbox (51:32), where they predict what destinations Matthew Stafford, Seth Jones, and Matthew Schaefer may end up landing in.

Enjoy this special Second Look Sports Podcast with Alex, Justin and Brandon reacting and breaking down Canada beating the USA in the 4 Nations Face-Off.

In episode 9 of Second Look Sports Alex, Justin, and Brandon jump right into the 4 Nations Face-Off and Canada’s huge OT win over Sweden (0:00). From there it's a couple debates: Binnington vs. Hill and Jarvis vs. Bennett (23:00). They finish off hockey by giving Crosby his flowers (31:00) before moving over to the NFL. First up is Aaron Rodgers leaving the Jets (34:51), followed up by a look at the super blowout Super Bowl (38:38). Right after the boys took a second look (53:00), they jumped into Raps talk and Brandon Ingram signing a three-year deal (1:01:00). Alex, Brandon, and Justin finished off the show in unison, cheering for Team Canada from the press box and giving their 4 Nations tournament predictions (1:06:00).