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.

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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.

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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.

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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).