The Off The Line Sports Podcast Network is your destination for in-depth Canadian sports coverage, bringing together the voices and stories that matter across the country's biggest leagues. Whether you're following the fast-paced action of the CEBL, the drama of the CFL season, or the major storylines shaping sports across Canada, the Off The Line Sports Podcast Network delivers analysis, insight, and conversation that goes beyond the box score. Home to The National Rundown , The Canadian Fastbreak , and North Of The End Zone , the network offers something for every Canadian sports fan. From league-wide news and power rankings to championship races, player movement, bold opinions, and the stories shaping the future of Canadian sports, our shows provide context that fans won't find anywhere else. Each week, our hosts break down the biggest headlines, debate the topics everyone is talking about, and spotlight the athletes, teams, and moments driving the conversation. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply looking to stay connected to the Canadian sports landscape, the Off The Line Sports Podcast Network is built for fans who want more than scores and highlights. Real conversations. Smart analysis. Canadian sports. New episodes every week.
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Episode #13
The Canadian Fast Break Ep. 13 | CEBL Western Conference Season Grades & 2027 Outlook
Sep 12, 20261h 36mS1
The 2026 CEBL season is in the books, and The Canadian Fast Break is wrapping it up with a two-part, team-by-team season review. In Part 1, Geono Aloisio, Brady Locke and Jeremy Russo go through all five Western Conference teams, handing out season grades, highlighting standout players and looking ahead to what could come next in 2027. What does Winnipeg’s first championship mean moving forward, and are Teddy Allen and Xavier Moon the best duo in the CEBL? Was Vancouver’s season still a success without another championship? Is Saskatoon officially a contender again? Has Edmonton’s current core reached its ceiling? And after going from 17-7 to 8-16, what exactly happened to Calgary? Plus, the guys discuss Mike Raimbault’s impact in Winnipeg, Vancouver’s future without Kyle Julius, Saskatoon’s huge year-over-year improvement, Edmonton’s late-season collapse and Calgary’s dramatic turnaround after its disastrous start. Part 2 will break down the five Eastern Conference teams.
North of the End Zone Ep. 14 | Elks-Stamps Fallout, Riders-Bombers & Who In The CFL Gained The Most?
Sep 10, 202653 minS1
Geono Aloisio and Brady Locke are back for Episode 14 of North of the End Zone with plenty to unpack after another massive week in the CFL. The guys address the elephant in the room after Edmonton and Calgary’s latest Battle of Alberta, including Justin Rankin’s run, what Edmonton’s 9-3 record says about the Elks and what Calgary’s performance means moving forward. Then, they head around the league: Saskatchewan remains right on Edmonton’s heels at 8-4, Winnipeg showed it can hang with the Riders and Dorian Singer continues to emerge as a major bright spot for the Bombers. Plus, where does Hamilton go after Tre Ford’s hamstring injury? Has Toronto essentially locked up a home playoff game despite Chad Kelly’s interceptions? And after another BC-Montreal showdown, which teams gained — and lost — the most this week?
The National Rundown Ep. 17 | CFL Labour Day Fallout & CEBL’s NBA Pipeline
Sep 6, 202656 minS1
Labour Day Weekend has arrived, and the CFL playoff picture is only getting more interesting. On Episode 17 of The National Rundown, Geono Aloisio and Brady Locke break down the first Labour Day action, Montreal officially clinching a playoff berth and the importance of this week’s rivalry games — especially with several of the same teams meeting again next week. The guys take a deeper look at Winnipeg and ask whether the Blue Bombers are becoming a legitimate threat, whether Brady has underestimated them and when Saskatchewan fans should start getting concerned if the Riders stumble during the Labour Day stretch. Plus, could the increasingly crowded West Division eventually have teams thinking about the crossover and their potential path through the playoffs? Then, attention turns to the CEBL. Geono breaks down several players earning NBA opportunities, including Jarkel Joiner, Trey Townsend and Jameer Nelson Jr., Marcus Carr’s strong showing with Canada and what it means for the league.
North of the End Zone Ep. 13 | Bombers Stun Montreal, Lions Stay Hot & CFL Grey Cup Dark Horses
Sep 3, 202648 minS1
Geono Aloisio and Owen Reid break down some of the biggest storylines around the CFL heading into Labour Day Weekend. The guys discuss Winnipeg’s upset victory over Montreal and what it could mean for the Blue Bombers moving forward, debate which team deserves to be called the CFL’s dark-horse Grey Cup contender and look at BC’s hot streak as the Lions continue to climb back into the West Division race. Then, the show closes with a special send-off as Owen joins North Of The End Zone for his final episode.
North of the End Zone Ep. 12 |Elks Complete The Comeback, Bombers Collapse & CFL Either/Or
Aug 28, 202646 minS1
On Episode 12 of North of the End Zone, the crew breaks down another week of CFL action, including the Edmonton Elks’ comeback win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. After Winnipeg controlled much of the first half, Edmonton flipped the game after halftime, holding the Bombers to just 19 net yards in the second half before Vincent Blanchard kicked the walk-off field goal. The crew discusses what went wrong for Winnipeg, Edmonton’s continued emergence as a contender and the growing “Concrete Castle of the North.” Then, it’s time for a new Either/Or segment. The crew goes position by position across the CFL, debating which quarterback, running back, receiver and defence they would rather have before wrapping up with their picks for the upcoming week.
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