Riley Sheahan’s career is a reminder that hockey is built on relationships as much as results.

Riley was drafted to the NHL 21st overall by the Detroit Red Wings in 2010. He went on to play 12 NHL seasons, appearing in 637 games across six teams. One of the defining moments of his career came in Detroit, when he ended a long goal drought by scoring twice in the final game ever played at Joe Louis Arena. A moment he shared with teammates and a city that stayed behind him.

Since retiring in October 2024, Riley has continued to focus on connection off the ice. His apparel company ‘Straight Shooters’ is a nod to the power of friendship that has carried him throughout life.

In this episode, Riley talks about the friendships that endured his NHL career, why getting back to spontaneity and fun with your friends and family is so crucial to happiness, and how he navigated life after the NHL.

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This time on Bromance we have former NFL and CFL player, Davis Sanchez.

Davis made history as the first Canadian-born cornerback to start in the NFL and then Sanchez cemented his legacy in the CFL, leading the league with nine interceptions in 2000 and earning the Lew Hayman Trophy as the top Canadian player in the East Division.

Over 11 CFL seasons, Davis played 155 games, recorded 330 defensive tackles, and hauled in 28 interceptions. He also proved to be a winner at every stop, capturing three Grey Cups with Edmonton (2005), Montreal (2009), and the BC Lions (2011).

Now, Davis brings that same championship mindset, sharp football IQ, and big personality to fans as a CFL on TSN analyst and co-host of The Paper Plates Show alongside Milt Stegall.

Davis knows a thing or two about team work and the friendships that play out off the field.

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Jon Montgomery is one of Canada’s most recognizable Olympians. He’s not just remembered for winning gold in men’s skeleton at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, but for how he celebrated it. His walk through Whistler Village with a pitcher of beer as fans sang O Canada became an instant Canadian sports moment. Jon has said that if that’s what he’s remembered for, he considers himself the luckiest guy on Earth.

After his Olympic career, Jon transitioned into television, finding a second calling as the longtime host of The Amazing Race Canada. Since 2013, the role has allowed him to travel coast to coast, experience the country up close, and witness human relationships, resilience, and competition in real time, all while staying connected to storytelling and sport. He was on the mat in Halifax, Nova Scotia when Bromance’s very own Ty Smith won Season 9 alongside his partner (and now wife) Kat.

In this episode, Jon reflects on Olympic gold, an unforgettable celebration, and how hosting The Amazing Race Canada has given him a front-row seat to witnessing the power of friendship.

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