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

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.