Second Look Sports

On this episode of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg, Brandon Brown Alex Mandarino & Cristian Ceniti discuss Nikita Kucherov's bombshell trade request from the Tampa Bay Lightning, whether Bolts GM Julien BriseBois should trade the reigning Hart Trophy winner, and which teams could be in the running to acquire Kucherov in-season or via free agency. Then, the guys touch on some of the biggest results from NFL Week 8 before sharing some thoughts on the NHL's Hometown Remix jersey reveals. The fellas wrap the show with their thoughts on McDavid's current pace of production and whether he could eclipse the 170 point mark this year.

On this episode of Second Look Sports, Justin Arenburg, Brandon Brown & Cristian Ceniti discuss the big trade in the NHL last week, sending Vezina winner Connor Hellebuyck to the New Jersey Devils, before getting into the Maple Leafs & Canadiens moving in the right direction so far this season. Finally, the guys give their top teams in both the AFC & NFC in the NFL.#NHL #Canada #ConnorHellebuyck #winnipeg #Jets #NewJersey #devils #toronto #mapleleafs #montreal #canadiens #NFL #Chiefs #Bills #Patriots #Rams #Seahawks #49ers #sports #podcast

On this episode of the Second Look Sports podcast Brandon Brown, Justin Arenburg and Cristian Ceniti break down NFL Week 4 action between the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills before looking to the rest of the league to decide whether some teams with winning records are Real or Fake to start the season. In the second half of the episode the guys discuss a couple things from the first week of NHL action including Alex Ovechkin announcing his retirement, The Toronto Maple Leafs, and more specifically Gavin McKenna, then the Detroit Red Wings terrible spot before wrapping up with two hypothetical trades.

Fall is here, and the boys are all the way back! Join us our first episode of the new season, and Justin, Alex, Cristian, and Brandon kick things off by discussing the Maple Leafs trading for Kirill Marchenko and sending Matthew Knies to Columbus (6:26). The team sticks in Toronto to preview Gavin McKenna's first season in the NHL (24:37), and then shift to baseball to reflect on the Blue Jays disappointing campaign (37:10). Next, the guys brak down their NFL team's performances through three weeks, starting with the Chargers (1:01:26), and then Drake Maye's rocky start in New England (1:12:40), before ending on Buffalo's strong poise out of the gate (1:22:36). The show wraps up with NHL predictions for the season (1:29:30).

The Second Looks Sports crew is back, well kind of! On Episode 64 of the show, Justin Arenburg and Brandon Brown sit down to catch up on all the madness that has occurred in the last couple weeks around the sports world including the Toronto Blue Jays. With the trade deadline coming up and the Blue Jays looking more and more like sellers each day, Justin and Brandon discuss who might be off the roster come August 3rd. Later the guys move towards LeBron James and his pending move in free agency, adding it's holding everything up for the rest of the NBA before picking the best spot for him to end up at. The boys wrap up with some hockey, discussing the Patrick Kane return to Chicago, Jason Robertson's one-year deal and Darren Ferris' comments about his client Mitch Marner, and how he 'wasn't protected' in Toronto.

In episode 63 of Second Look Sports, Alex Mandarino, Justin Arenburg, Brandon Brown and David Leo join forces to discuss the opening of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico, Canada, and the United States. The guys revel over the theatrics of Canada's first-ever host game, and get into Team Canada's play in a 1-1 draw against Bosnia & Herzegovina. The conversation shifts to the Stanley Cup Final, and with the Carolina Hurricanes just one game away from a championship, the crew debates who should win the Conn Smythe trophy. The squad touches on the incredible play in the NBA Finals, with the New York Knicks creating an entertaining narrative around their playoff run.#sports #podcast #secondlooksports #toronto #playoffs #worldcup #nhl #nba #canada

Alex, Cristian, and Justin are back, and kick things off with a tribute to Claude Lemieux following the news of his passing on Thursday (0:00). The boys then dive into the Stanley Cup Playoffs, including what went wrong for the Colorado Avalanche to lead to the abrupt end to their run (5:16), the future of Jared Bednar (24:37), and Jack Eichel's career compared to some of the other greats in the current NHL (31:40). Later, the crew discuss the Montreal Canadiens struggles against Carolina in Game 4 (38:39), and the structure of the Habs defence (53:07). Finally, the guys wrap things up by breaking down Gavin McKenna's decision not to attend the World Championships with Team Canada, and what Toronto does with their No. 1 overall pick in the draft (1:15:24).

Alex Mandarino, Justin Arenburg, Brandon Brown and Cristian Ceniti return for Episode #61 of the Second Look Sports Podcast! This week, the fellas take a long look at each conference finals series in both the NHL and NBA!

In today's episode, the whole squad is BACK! Justin, Cristian, Alex, and Brandon dive into the latest in the world of the Toronto Maple Leafs, including Craig Berube being relieved of his duties as head coach, if the move was justified, if Auston Matthews' had a hand in the decision, and where the team goes from here. Next, the focus shifts to Edmonton, where the guys discuss Kris Knoblauch also being let go as bench boss, and who is the likeliest to replace him, including the leaked story involving being denied access to speak with Bruce Cassidy. Next, the crew breaks down Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s cold start to the season with the Blue Jays, and wraps up with what LeBron James' next steps are in his career.

Cristian Ceniti and Brandon Brown return for another episode of the Second Look Sports Podcast! The fellas get into the nitty gritty of a whirlwind week for the Toronto Maple Leafs and discuss:

- Toronto winning the 2026 NHL Draft Lottery

- The merits of picking Gavin McKenna vs. Ivan Stenberg

- Impressions from the introductory press conference and other media availabilities for the new front office hirings of John Chayka (General Manager) and Mats Sundin (Senior Executive Advisor)

- Whether Craig Berube could return as the Leafs coach in 2026-27

- Auston Matthews reportedly precarious future in Toronto