Canada shows some fight in their first WBC tune‑up, and Leo and Lando break down what that means heading into Pool A. Team USA looks tournament‑ready, and the Blue Jays re‑sign Max Scherzer as spring training ramps up. On the NHL side, the Oilers reinforce their blue line ahead of Friday’s trade deadline while the Maple Leafs stumble out of the break.

Leo and Lando break down a tough finish for Canada across the board at the 2026 Olympics — from the men’s and women’s hockey heartbreak to a low overall medal count — and look at what these Games say about where Canadian athletes stand heading into the next Olympic cycle.

Leo & Lando are back with a new episode as the Olympics move into the second week and Super Bowl 60 wraps up. The guys go through the main storylines from both events, including Canada’s early results in Milano‑Cortina and what stood out from the NFL’s biggest game. A steady breakdown of a busy stretch in sports. Happy Family Day!

Leo and Lando break down Super Bowl 60, the matchup between Seattle and New England. Then it’s over to Milan, where the Olympics are underway with schedule changes, delays, and Canada opening their women’s hockey tournament with a strong win.

The NHL brings plenty to get into as well: Artemi Panarin heads to LA, Tampa and Boston deliver an outdoor showcase, and the episode closes with the latest on top prospect Gavin McKenna.

NHL injuries could impact the men’s hockey outlook for the Olympics — Sweden takes a major hit, Canada is missing some important pieces, and the U.S. isn’t at full strength either. A couple of trades around the league, our first real swing at the Super Bowl matchup, and two major champions making their way back to the PGA Tour.

Canada hits a turning point at the World Juniors. Olympic hockey rosters drop and the Canada–USA rivalry heats up. The NFL playoff bracket turns into pure chaos. And Black Monday leaves half the league looking for new coaches.

Leo and Lando break it all down — from Canada’s fading junior dominance, to  vs. Matthews on the Olympic stage, to the most unpredictable NFL postseason in years. Plus: wild‑card matchups, surprise firings, and the one job every coach wants.

It’s Episode 10 of The Leo & Lando Show — fast, sharp, and loaded with takes. Buckle up.

In this special holiday episode, Leo and Lando sit down with a guest who knows junior hockey from the inside out — Lando’s younger brother, Colton Semenok. From moving provinces as a teenager to the grind of daily life in junior, Colton shares what the experience is really like: the people who shape you, the dressing‑room culture, the long bus trips, the highs of winning, and the heartbreaks that change a team forever.

Whether you’re a fan, a young player, or someone curious about the world behind the rink doors, this episode offers an honest, human look at the junior hockey journey.

Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and enjoy this holiday deep dive into the life of a junior hockey player.

Leo Ernewien and Landan Semenok break down a massive NHL trade — Quinn Hughes to the Wild plus the Oilers sw.apping Stuart Skinner for Tristan Jarry. They cover Canada’s Rivalry Series sweep by the U.S., preview the World Juniors, and dive into Raptors storylines from the NBA Cup grind to LaMelo Ball trade rumors. Quick mentions include CFL vets Trevor Harris and Bo Levi Mitchell signing new deals, and the Blue Jays landing ace Dylan Cease on a 7‑year, $210M contract.

Packed with holiday sports drama — hockey heartbreak, Raptors intrigue, and Jays optimism

Leo and Lando break down the biggest storylines of the NHL’s early‑mid season: Canadian teams sliding, the Avalanche dominating, and Tampa Bay roaring back. They tackle the referee controversy that has fans buzzing, debate Team Canada’s Olympic roster with rising stars like Macklin Celebrini and Jakob Chychrun, and dig into concerns over Milan’s unfinished Olympic hockey venue. From hot streaks to cold collapses, this episode has all the drama on and off the ice.

Leo and Lando break down the biggest storylines of the NHL’s early‑mid season: Canadian teams sliding, the Avalanche dominating, and Tampa Bay roaring back. They tackle the referee controversy that has fans buzzing, debate Team Canada’s Olympic roster with rising stars like Macklin Celebrini and Jakob Chychrun, and dig into concerns over Milan’s unfinished Olympic hockey venue. From hot streaks to cold collapses, this episode has all the drama on and off the ice.