Brothers In The Box

The boys are putting their predictions to the test with a full What’s More Likely? episode.

From McDavid chasing 140 points and Matthews pushing for 70 goals to Bedard vs. Celebrini, Makar vs. Hughes, playoff droughts, Stanley Cup contenders, fantasy hockey, and potential blockbuster trades, Ilyas and Eshan have to pick which outcome they think has the better chance of happening.

Some choices are easy. Others might expose some seriously questionable hockey takes.

The boys are back to break down another week of headlines from around the sports world, starting with the latest Zach Werenski trade rumors, as reports suggest a deal with the Dallas Stars is still on the table. They discuss what a blockbuster trade could look like and whether Columbus should finally pull the trigger.

They also celebrate Canada's dominant 8-1 victory at the Gretzky Hlinka Cup, react to the Kings announcing they'll retire Anže Kopitar's number and unveil a bronze statue, and dive into the latest off-ice stories, including Jack Hughes and Tate McRae and the controversy surrounding Kawhi Leonard's reported $100 million Daktronics sponsorship.

To wrap things up, the boys break down the Blue Jays' deadline shakeup, discussing the departures of Kevin Gausman, Daulton Varsho, Jeff Hoffman, and top prospect Arjun Nimmala, while evaluating the return package led by José Soriano, Spencer Arrighetti, and Josh Smith. Did Toronto make the right move, or are they setting themselves back?

The boys break down the latest NHL signings, including massive deals for Macklin Celebrini, Patrick Kane, Jason Robertson, Cole Sillinger, Jet Greaves, and John Marino. They debate which contracts are worth the money and which teams may regret their decisions.

Then it’s an Oilers update, with Matt Savoie’s agent making it clear that the young forward wants to stay in Edmonton. The guys discuss what a future extension could look like, why the Oilers are focused on winning now, and whether Tristan Jarry should enter the season as the clear starting goaltender.

They also react to LeBron potentially heading to Philadelphia before introducing a special new segment: rating NHL fanbases. Which supporters are loyal, which are chaotic, and which ones are completely unbearable?

The boys are back to make their official World Cup predictions, breaking down who they think will win it all before previewing one of the biggest matches of the tournament: England vs. France. They recap the latest action and debate which nation has the best path to lifting the trophy.

Then it's over to the NHL, where free agency continues to heat up. They react to Connor Bedard's monster extension, discuss why Chicago should do everything they can to bring Patrick Kane back, and break down new deals for Jamie Drysdale, Trevor Zegras, Kirby Dach, Cole Perfetti, Anthony Mantha, and Braden Schneider. The boys also discuss the end of an era in Detroit as Steve Yzerman steps down.

The boys break down an action-packed week in sports, starting with the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals. France, Spain, England, and Argentina are through, with huge performances from Mbappé, Rodri, Bellingham, and Julián Álvarez. They discuss who looks like the favorite to lift the trophy and preview the semifinal matchups.

They then shift to the NHL offseason, reacting to the Flyers and Devils matching offer sheets for Leo Carlsson and Barret Hayton, Claude Giroux returning to Ottawa, and the unfortunate news that Connor Bedard will miss four months after suffering a shoulder injury in practice. Plus, is Bowen Byram now the face of the Blackhawks?

The boys also dive into the latest Oilers news, including Colton Dach’s new deal, Edmonton’s remaining cap space, free agent targets like Patrick Kane, Vladimir Tarasenko, and Anthony Mantha, potential trade options, and why it’s finally time to move on from Tristan Jarry.

To wrap things up, they preview UFC 329, with Conor McGregor making his long-awaited return and Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett back in action.

The boys are back with another packed offseason episode, starting with the FIFA World Cup as the Round of 32 wraps up and the Round of 16 takes shape. They react to Canada’s run, Norway’s shocking upset, and preview the biggest upcoming matchups, including Spain vs Portugal, USA vs Belgium, and Argentina vs Egypt.

Then it’s time to dive into a busy NHL offseason, breaking down the biggest trades, July 1 signings, and the massive offer sheet sent to Leo Carlsson. Which teams have improved the most? Who overpaid? And who still has work to do before training camp?

Finally, the boys take a closer look at the Edmonton Oilers’ offseason. From new additions and key re-signings to moving on from Darnell Nurse, they discuss whether Edmonton has done enough to become a legitimate Stanley Cup contender while still sitting on nearly $6 million in cap space.

The boys are back with one of the biggest offseason episodes yet, breaking down all the blockbuster moves from around the NHL. They react to the trades involving Simon Nemec, Jordan Kyrou, Bowen Byram, Alex Tuch, Valeri Nichushkin, Olen Zellweger, Pavel Dorofeyev, JJ Peterka, Mason McTavish, and Sebastian Cossa, discussing which teams got better, which overpaid, and which moves could shape the league for years to come.

They also shift to the NBA to react to two massive deals, with LaMelo Ball heading to Minnesota and Giannis Antetokounmpo joining the Miami Heat in a trade that could completely reshape the Eastern Conference.

To wrap up the season, the boys reveal their Player of the Season voting. After months of weekly Player of the Week selections, the final standings are in, with Connor McDavid taking the crown, followed by Nikita Kucherov and Mitch Marner.

The boys are back with their official NHL Awards Predictions, debating every major trophy from the Hart and Art Ross to the Norris, Vezina, Calder, and Conn Smythe. Is McDavid still the best player in the world? Does Kucherov deserve the Hart? Is Matthew Schaefer already a lock for the Calder? The takes are flying.

They also preview Canada’s massive World Cup clash against Switzerland, discuss Egypt vs New Zealand, and break down the latest trade involving Chuckles, along with their predictions for the top three picks in the upcoming NHL Draft.

On the Oilers front, Edmonton locks up Jason Dickinson and Connor Murphy to long-term deals, Mike Babcock appears set to be introduced as head coach, and the guys discuss whether a Darnell Nurse trade happens before or after the draft, with Pittsburgh, Boston, and Los Angeles emerging as possible destinations.

The episode wraps up with Leafs news, Hockey Hall of Fame reactions, and Player of the Week honors going to Jordan Staal after a dominant six-game stretch.

The boys are back with another Watch Along episode, this time following Carolina vs Vegas live while breaking down one of the biggest stories of the offseason: Darnell Nurse has reportedly requested a trade. They discuss potential landing spots, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles, and try to figure out what a realistic return could look like for Edmonton.

They also check in on the World Cup, reacting to Germany’s dominant 7-1 win, Brazil and Morocco playing to a draw, and Canada’s disappointing result against Bosnia & Herzegovina. Plus, they preview Canada’s upcoming matchup against Qatar and discuss what the group standings could look like moving forward.

The boys break down what has become an absolute treat of a Stanley Cup Final, with wild games, momentum swings, and superstar performances taking center stage. They debate whether Mitch Marner has already done enough to win the Conn Smythe, regardless of who ends up lifting the Cup, and discuss the impact of veterans like Dylan Larkin on the biggest stage.

They also shift over to the NBA Finals, where the Knicks head into Madison Square Garden with a 2-0 series lead and a chance to put one hand on the trophy.

To wrap things up, the boys make their World Cup of Hockey predictions, taking a closer look at Canada’s group featuring Switzerland, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Qatar, while discussing who could challenge for gold.