Canucks Talk

Jamie and Bik are LIVE at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium! The guys discuss a potential Tyler Myers deal. What would a Brock Boeser extension look like, and when should the Canucks try to sign him? Brendan Batchelor joins the show. The guys discuss Filip Hronek and the Canucks options. Batch suggests finding a low rent Hronek and allocate the money elsewhere. More right handed options than we normally see this offseason. What should the Canucks do with Boeser? Batch suggests his trade value is at an all time high. Elias Pettersson needs to have a big summer.

Alison Lukan, covers the Seattle Kraken for Root Sports joins the show. Alison talks Dan Bylsma hire, a different coaching approach for the Kraken, and the NHL Playoffs. Sat Shah joins the show. Sat, Jamie, and Drance discuss Mike Yeo's departure and what it means for the Canucks. Other topics include, how the Canucks can acquire another top player, priorities in free agency, selling high on Nils Hoglander, and what to do with Elias Lindholm.

Jamie and Drance are in full offseason mode. Are Quinn Hughes and Filip Hronek the same as Simon & Garfunkel? What are the timelines for getting deals done with UFA's this summer? The Canucks are at risk of losing their best penalty killers. Another year operating under LTIR for the Canucks. Nils Hoglander will absolutely come up in conversation in trade talks. Can Hoglander be a more valuable piece than he's been? At some point you can have too much of the same thing, you need different flavours.

Sportsnet's Jason Bukala joins Jamie and Thomas to talk about the Vancouver Canucks. He outlines how the Canucks really showed that they need more chance generation. He'd like to see them add more speed and offence this offseason. They also talk about finding RHD like Hronek is a tall task. In the final segment, Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks toughness and how it should be prioritized this offseason.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They talk about Jeremy Colliton and Mike Yeo parting ways with the Vancouver Canucks. The four of them also talk about Tyler Myers wanting to return to Vancouver, and Dakota Joshua not being close to a return as of now. They debate whether the Canucks should bring back Filip Hornek.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Arda Ocal of ESPN to talk about the Stanley Cup Playoffs. They delve into the Rangers-Panthers series. Arda makes a passionate plea to Canadians to not cheer for a "Canada's team" in the playoffs, and calls out the lunacy of the idea of a "Canada's team". Saad Yousef of The Athletic joins the show to talk about the Western Conference side of the bracket. They highlight how well the Stars have absorbed Edmonton's best shots.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss the task ahead this summer for the Vancouver Canucks. They talk about what it would take to bring everyone back this offseason and push for the team to go big game hunting to improve this roster.

Jamie and Bik are joined by Sean Gentille to shine some light onto both conference finals matchups and what is at stake for the teams in those series. The guys discuss how the Oilers have immense pressure on them still to perform and get the job done and avoid some big questions needing to be asked if they were to come up short. Jamie and Bik then dive into the pending free agents that the Canucks have and who is most likely to return taking into account not just on ice performance but also how they fit into the team dynamic in the locker room and beyond.

Jamie is joined by Bik Nizzar live from the Canucks Alumni Golf Classic at Northview. The guys discuss that with all of the pending free agents, which current young players in the Canucks system could take a substantial step forward next year and help contribute to the big club moving forward. Gemma Karstens-Smith then joins the show to continue the conversation on which young players have the potential to step up and what some of the expectations are for the AHL players looking to move up.

Breaking News: Manny Malhotra is the Abbotsford Canucks new Head Coach. What's the deal with Jesperi Kotkaniemi? Drance suggests the Canucks need a 'star' to jumpstart their offense. Ryan S. Clark from ESPN joins the show. Ryan talks Canucks decisions coming up this offseason, how close the Canucks are to the final four teams, reaction to Pettersson injury, and the NHL Playoffs. Hockey PDOcast host Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. The guys discuss the Dallas vs Edmonton series, Necas fit with the Canucks, and more.

Jamie and Drance analyze the Elias Pettersson injury news. The guys dive into the Martin Necas trade talks, would he be a fit for the Canucks and at what cost? Jesperi Kotkaniemi is in the rumour mill, would he fit with the Canucks? The guys discuss the Canucks options.

Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin, and Head Coach Rick Tocchet arrive at the podium. Topics include, Patrik and Rick reflecting on the Playoffs, Elias Pettersson's injury, the status of UFA's, upgrading the roster this summer, the coaching staff, communication within the organization, and preparing for the summer ahead. Jamie and Drance react to the presser in the final segment.

Live from Rogers Arena, hear from Canucks players at the podium discussing the season. Players include, Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes, JT Miller, Thatcher Demko, Brock Boeser, and much more. Jamie is joined by JT Miller. The guys discuss the season, expectations for the team, taking some time off, Brock Boeser, and more. Canucks Defenseman Ian Cole joins Jamie for an interview. Jamie and Ian discuss the team's growth this season, Canucks coaching staff, playoffs, his consistency defensively, the penalty kill and more. Hear from Zadorov, Garland, Blueger and Pius Suter at the podium. Jamie and Drance discuss noteworthy news from the presser, including Pettersson's knee injury, Zadorov and more takeaways.

Jason Bukala joins Jamie and Thomas to talk about what the Canucks could and should do this offseason to reload their roster. They also talk about the Canucks' series against the Oilers and comment on the better team winning. They go through the list of Canucks UFA's and debate which ones merit bringing back at their enhanced salaries. Jamie and Thomas preview tomorrow's end-of-season media availability.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They dive right into the offseason priorities for the Vancouver Canucks. They debate the urgency of signing Filip Hronek. They also discuss their concern over Elias Pettersson's performance in the playoffs. Afterwards, Jamie and Thomas talk about who the Canucks could bring in and elevate the Pettersson line.

Jamie and Thomas look at the bright side of this Canucks team despite being eliminated, the prospects they have in the cupboard and the upcoming UFA’s the Canucks should keep. They are joined by Sportsnet’s Dan Murphy to discuss the Canucks performance in the second round and how the team has changed their narrative from what fans were used to in the past. They also discuss the difficult task at hand for the Canucks in the off season.

Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks playoff lineups, the top 5 storylines this season including Rick Tocchet’s ability to turn the team around and Quinn Hughes’ Norris campaign. They also look at players who were a hit or a miss this year and which acquisitions were the most rewarding. Root Sports’ Alison Lukan joins to discuss the Canucks performance in the playoffs and discuss the upcoming UFA’s that the Canucks should re-sign.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas recap the Canucks' Game 7 loss to the Edmonton Oilers and recap the season now that they have fallen out of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. They look to the future and talk about the challenge of building on this success with a lot of moving pieces.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine to talk about how Demko has looked in practice lately. They talk about Arturs Silovs with a bounce-back spot tonight against the Oilers. Then they finish the show by drafting their Game 7 heroes.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance unpack the different variations of fandom that have invaded the show's inbox. Gemma Karstens-Smith joins the show ahead of Game 7 to talk about their expectations. They also talk about the emotional blow of losing Brock Boeser. Hear from Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet in his gameday media address.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas set up Game 7 between the Canucks and Oilers. They discuss how the lineup might look now that Boeser is out with a blood clotting issue. Jamie and Thomas get into the betting odds.

Bik Nizzar joins Jamie to talk about how the Canucks were able to shut down the Oilers lethal powerplay, Pettersson finding his form alongside fellow Swedes Lindholm and Hoglander, and how Miller has shut down McDavid. Then Dmitri Filipovich chats with Jamie about an aggressive forecheck, how the Canucks can exploit Calvin Pickard's weaknesses, and what both teams need to do to prepare for Game 6.

Jamie and Drance discuss the Oilers, Drance suggests, "this is not a team that is done and dusted." Jamie expects the Oilers to throw a big haymaker punch in Game 6, but do they have the juice to do it twice to win the series? The Oilers have a problem in their blue paint. ESPN's Ryan S. Clark discusses the Canucks 'best performance' of the playoffs thus far. The guys discuss Game 5, more specifically the Canucks not having any 'passengers. Topics include this being a great series for the fans, looking ahead to Game 6 and Canucks player performances. Hear from Coach Tocchet post-practice.

Jamie and Drance are hyped after last night's Canucks win in Game 5. They discuss the fourth line's fantastic play, how the Canucks are able to shut down McDavid so effectively, and what Brock Boeser has done to transform his game into the perfect playoff performer.

Jamie and Drance discuss the "Let's Go Petey" chant for tonight's game. The guys highlight Podkolzin entering the lineup and the opportunity he has, Lafferty and Mikheyev both out of the lineup, if 11/7 could work, and an update on Thatcher Demko. Hear from Coach Tocchet post-practice. Did the Oilers 'F around and find out' on how to shut-down the Canucks? Canucks PxP man Brendan Batchelor joins the show. Batch talks Canucks lineup changes, what Pettersson needs to do to improve his game, who will be in the matchup role tonight, Quinn Hughes ice-time, and Batch's number one key for the Canucks tonight.

Jamie and Drance discuss how crucial this opportunity is for the Vancouver Canucks. It's not often you get the chance to play Game 5 of round 2 in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Drance suggests, "this is the first major lineup shakeup of the postseason...and just what the doctor ordered." The guys discuss the lineup changes, and if they like the decisions made by Coach Tocchet. An update on Abbotsford Canucks Head Coach Jeremy Colliton. Betting odds for Game 5.

How are you feeling about tonight's game? Jamie breaks down the Canuck lineup changes heading into Game 5. The Canucks had to change something for Pettersson, this is Tocchet's answer. The HalBro Morning Show is trying to spark some ideas to get Pettersson going, could their idea work tonight? Shayna Goldman joins the show. Shayna shares her thoughts on the Canucks Oilers series, the Canucks line shakeup, concerns for Hronek, and the other NHL Playoff series.

Jamie and Drance get into the Whiteboard by breaking down Elias Pettersson's comments to the media, and listening to Rick Tocchet speak on how he can get his team to another level for Game 5.

Donnie and Dhali join CanucksTalk to discuss the Canucks latest woes after a loss in Game 4, how the Canucks and Head Coach Rick Tocchet can get Elias Pettersson and the other stars to perform, and finding out who the "passengers" on this team are. Jamie and Drance get into which defenders should be playing what minutes, and whether the Canucks should take a leaf out of the Oilers book and try an 11/7 strategy. Then Jason Bukula joins the show to chat about accountability and players holding each other to playoff standards.

Jamie breaks down the Canucks Game 4 loss to Edmonton last night and dives into the struggles of Elias Pettersson so far this series and throughout the post-season. Jamie discusses what potential lineup changes could come for Game 5 and what the team can do to get going to try and close this series out in what now is a best of three. Jonny Lazarus joins the show and speaks on the importance of trying to get the other Oiler players to beat you other than McDavid and Draisaitl. As well, he talks about the poor play of Elias Pettersson in the playoffs and how it seems everything is too easy against him.

Zach Laing, covers the Oilers for Oilers Nation joins the show. Are these lineup changes a desperate move for the Oilers? Zach discusses the reasoning behind these changes. The Oilers are lacking depth scoring, who needs to step up for them? Are the Canucks primed to steal the series? The guys discuss the tone for Game 4 and if Nils Hoglander should be in the lineup. Hear from Coach Tocchet post-practice. Should the Canucks be worried about winning these one goal games? Goalie guru Kevin Woodley joins the show to weigh in on Oilers goalie change. Woodley gives an in-depth scouting report on Cal Pickard. How will the Oilers attack Silovs in Game 4?

Jamie and Drance discuss Pickard starting over Skinner tonight. With Soucy out Game 4, the Canucks have a next man up mentality. What the Oilers are doing in terms of their decisions, should they switch to an 11-7? The guys highlight their potential lineup changes for tonight. Betting odds and lineup notes for both teams.

Jamie Dodd reacts to the news of the Edmonton Oilers starting backup goalie Calvin Pickard in Game 4. This is the Oilers saying they have lost faith in Stuart Skinner. Jamie suggests McDavid and Draisaitl need to 'play out of their minds' for the Oilers to win. All of the storylines are about Edmonton, none of it is about how the Canucks are going to respond. Former NHLer Jason Demers joins the show. Jason discusses the series so far, Skinner getting benched, Pettersson getting out of his slump and more!

Jamie and Drance have the conversation of what to do in the case of Thatcher Demko becoming available soon in the midst of Silovs playing good hockey along with maybe anointing the Canucks as a team of destiny with crazy wins and team success despite the inconsistent play of Elias Pettersson and his line-mates. Mark Spector then joins the show to give his take on the struggling goaltending the Oilers have had so far and what they need to do as a team better to get themselves back in this series. Also hear from Head Coach Rick Tocchet following practice.

Jamie and Drance are joined by Gemma Karstens-Smith as the group breaks down Stuart Skinner's performance and his lack of availability to the media post game all of which could be pointing to the fragility of the Oilers right now. They touch on the stellar play of Silovs so far and how the Canucks have been able to play their style of hockey through three games. Iain MacIntyre then joins the show to dive into the play of the Canucks so far and discuss how the series has been officiated so far.

Jamie and Drance get into the Whiteboard as the pair break down the numerous headlines coming out of Vancouver's Game 3 victory in Edmonton over the Oilers. The guys discuss the great play of Arturs Silovs, the poor play of Stuart Skinnner, the great fit of Elias Lindholm on this team and much more!

Former Canucks Head Coach Marc Crawford joins the show. Marc talks Canucks fans, how the Oilers can find ways to make their skill count, the emotion of Game 1, and shutting down McDavid and Draisaitl. Hockey PDOcast host Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. Jamie, Drance, and Dimitri discuss the Canucks vs Oilers series, more specifically, what to expect in Game 2, and NHL Playoffs. Goalie guru Keivn Woodley joins the show. Woodley says he would've considered starting DeSmith, Silovs hasn't seen anything like the Oilers offensive stars, and Stuart Skinner bouncing back.

Jamie and Drance discuss all things Canucks ahead of Game 2 tonight. Can Leon Draisaitl play? What will his effectiveness be? Kelly Sutherland is reffing the game tonight, does it matter? Arturs SIlovs gets the start, the guys discuss if it's the right decision. Lineup notes and betting odds.

Jamie asks, what do you want to see from the Canucks tonight? Jamie lists his top objectives for the Canucks in Game 2. Arturs Silovs gets the start tonight. Jamie considers his upside, and his concern for Silovs in Game 2. Who needs to step up offensively? Pettersson, Hoglander, and Mikheyev are mentioned. Alison Lukan joins the show. Alison and Jamie discuss Edmonton's D pairings, Leon Draisaitl's status, Carson Soucy, and more.

Mark Spector joins the show. Mark summarizes how the Oilers lost Game 1. Reasons include Skinner, McDavid's worst playoff game, and Draisaitl getting hurt. Spector suggests that Miller and Boeser won't keep McDavid up at night, Skinner is to blame for a few of the goals, and a heated debate. How did Pettersson play last night? ESPN analyst Ryan Clark joins the show in studio. Jamie, Drance and Ryan discuss Rick Tocchet's coaching, what to make of McDavid's Game 1, and the Canucks are 5-0 against Edmonton this season, is that a concern? Hear from Coach Tocchet post-practice.

Jamie and Drance recap Game 1 in "The Whiteboard". How did the Canucks complete the comeback? Drance suggests, "it was a soft 4-1". Topics include the Nurse/Ceci pairing, Draisaitl injury, and the psychological edge in the series. Did Edmonton choke? The guys discuss what Game 1 means for the rest of the series. Lineup notes and betting odds.

Jamie recaps the legendary comeback win last night. Does Rick Tocchet get enough credit? Quinn Hughes says Tocchet helped "get the stink" away from the team. Tocchet has transformed how this team believes, how the fans see the team, a complete and total turnaround. Lindholm's line was dominant, Pettersson's best performance of the playoffs, and more positives from Game 1, Jamie breaks it down. How important is re-signing Zadorov? Jamie is joined by Jason Brough of the morning show. Jason talks about what he saw in Game 1, including Pettersson's strong game, Edmonton's doubts on Skinner, and Tocchet loving Zadorov.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance set up Game 1 between the Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers. They delve into the return of Jonathan Lekkerimäki to the Abbotsford Canucks after failing to make Team Sweden at the Hockey World Championships. As always the guys run through the lineup notes and betting odds.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. The four of them set up the Canucks-Oilers series with their usual comedic hijynx. Hear from Canucks Head Coach Rick Tocchet following the gameday skate. Also, Jason Bukala joins the show to recap the NHL Draft Lottery and some of the key picks to focus on.

Jamie Dodd gets you set for Game 1 between the Canucks and Oilers. He highlights the Canucks' need to plant the seeds of doubt early in the season. Bik Nizzar hops on the show as the guys break down how the Canucks can take advantage of the Oilers.

Jamie and Drance are joined by Sean Gentille to take a look at the Canucks chances in their series against Edmonton as well as look at the other second round matchups around the NHL. Hear from Head Coach Rick Tocchet following practice on Tuesday and then Kevin Woodley comes on the show to break down the netminders for both teams and what to expect from the goalies in this series.

Jamie and Drance get into the whiteboard as the pair discuss the mounting anticipation ahead of Vancouver's second round series against the Edmonton Oilers.

Jamie starts the show solo and discusses. what it is going to take to contain Connor McDavid and this high octane Oilers offence. Jamie breaks down how far this team has come defensively and highlights some key areas where the Canucks can show what they've learned and that can make them successful in this series. Dan Riccio joins the show and emphasizes how important Game 1 and the beginning of this series is for Vancouver and any underdog to help plant a seed of doubt in the favoured team.

Jamie and Drance break down the importance of special teams for the Canucks in this series against Edmonton and how the powerplay for Vancouver must be better than it was against Nashville. The guys dive into which players for Vancouver are going to need to step up for round two to help give the Canucks the best chance to win. Also hear from Head Coach Rick Tocchet following practice.

Jamie and Drance are joined Zach Laing to help preview this second round series between Edmonton and Vancouver. The guys dive into the potent powerplay the Oilers posses and how every call in this series and the results of the first few games will feel pivotal. Jamie and Drance take the stance that the Canucks have at least a puncher's chance and staying out of the box while be imperative to their success while also being an opportunist team that can potentially wear down Edmonton's defence. Gemma Karstens-Smith joins the show to give her take on the upcoming series between Vancouver and Edmonton and highlight that the Oilers team the Canucks see will not be anything like or comparable to who they played in the regular season.

Jamie and Drance review a successful opening series victory for Vancouver over Nashville and move into talking all things Oilers and Canucks as they get you set for a round two matchup between the only Canadian teams remaining. The guys dive into hockey being back in Vancouver in mid May, getting to take on a generational talent in Connor McDavid and embracing the underdog status.

Former NHL scout Jason Bukala joins the show. Jason talks about his scouting trip to Finland, analyzing Gavin McKenna and his play style. The guys discuss the Canucks slap passes, and the need to simplify their offensive game. Other topics include Silovs, how Zadorov has been successful, and the NHL playoffs. Jamie and Drance discuss Rick Tocchet's coaching this series and what tools he could use to spark Pettersson and others. What will Andrew Brunette's adjustments be tonight? Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. Dimitri talks Canucks shots on net, Canucks vs Preds series, who does Edmonton want to face + NHL Playoff talk.

Hear from Coach Tocchet on a gameday. Tocchet says, "this is what you play for" referring to tonight's Game 6. Drance doesn't like that the league doesn't mandate injury disclosure and announcing starting goalies. Based on their shot volume this series, the Canucks have to score at least two goals to win tonight. Why do the Canucks have such a low amount of shots this series? Jamie and Drance analyze it, and breakdown Pettersson's play this series.

Jamie and Drance get you ready for Game 6, as the Canucks look to close out the series in Nashville. Drance says that the Canucks need a statement win tonight and finish off the series. The guys discuss the potential quick turn around for an Edmonton series if they move on. Drance reports on the goalie situation at practice, suggesting that Silovs will start Game 6. Coach Tocchet is a finalist for the Jack Adams. Is there a realistic scenario where the Canucks keep Zadorov? Lineup notes and betting odds

Canucks PxP man Brendan Batchelor joins the show. Jamie and Batch discuss the Canucks power play, biggest concern and issue for Elias Pettersson, the risk of changing up the lines for Game 6, and the Canucks edge in this series. Shayna Goldman from The Athletic joins the show. Shayna shares her thoughts on the Canucks series, Quinn Hughes usage, Elias Pettersson's play, the Oilers playoff run and Leafs vs Bruins Game 6. Hear from Coach Tocchet after practice.

Jamie is joined by Canucks Central's Sat Shah. The guys discuss JT Miller's leadership, coaching adjustments for Game 6, who starts in net for the Canucks, Hughes' ice time, and more. Jamie talks Canucks biggest story from practice today, including work on the power play. Is Tocchet unwilling to tweak the lineup? Quinn Hughes slander from texters? Jamie debates the Quinn Hughes takes.

Jamie Dodd gives you a 'vibe' check from Canucks practice in Nashville. Drance joins post-practice, he reports that the Canucks lines are the same as game 5. JT Miller arrives at practice in a surprise outfit. Jamie urges fans to keep calm, as it is not panic time. It is official, the Oilers move on to round 2. Lineup notes and betting odds for Game 6.

Ryan Clark of ESPN joins Jamie Dodd. They break down Game 5 between the Canucks and Predators. Jamie Dodd takes your texts and talks about whether the Canucks should stack the top lines in Game 6.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance talk about Quinn Hughes being nominated for the Norris Trophy. Then, they are joined by Don Tayor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They delve into Game 5 against the Nashville Predators. They hit on a number of topics including; Tocchet's decision to not challenge for goaltender interference, Elias Pettersson looking injured, Nikita Zadorov pricing himself out of Vancouver, and just how evenly matched this series is. Afterwards, Jamie and Thomas continue to analyze just how close things are between the Canucks and Predators.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance recap the Canucks 2-1 loss in Game 5 to the Nashville Predators. They deep dive Roman Josi's game-tying goal. Thomas Drance outlines why the goal probably would have stood if Rick Tocchet had challenged for goaltender interference. The guys run through the betting odds for the rest of this series.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Iain MacIntyre ahead of Game 5 between the Vancouver Canucks and Nashville Predators. They talk about how crucial tonight's game is for Vancouver. Especially since they've stolen a couple wins against Nashville. They discuss which goaltender to start as well. Then, Emma Lingan joins the show for a Predators perspective on the series. They park some time to talk about Elias Pettersson and his struggles.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas run through this morning's Canucks skate with incredible specificity as they try to unlock which goaltender will start for the team this evening in Game 5 against the Nashville Predators. They run through the betting odds on a number of props.

Jamie starts the show by setting the stage for Game 5 of the Canucks vs Preds from Vancouver. Tonight could be the first time that the Canucks close out a playoff series on home ice since 2011. Jamie outlines the significance of closing the series out tonight and what it would mean for the second round. In the second half we hear from Rick Tocchet after morning skate, but he doesn't show his hand on who will be Vancouver's starting goalie in Game 5.

Jamie Dodd rides solo as he delves into how the Canucks have not been the better team this series on the whole despite leading 3-1. Hear from head coach Rick Tocchet in his practice media availability.

Jamie and Thomas talk about which goaltender to start in Game 5 against the Predators. They also delve into Thatcher Demko being named a Vezina Trophy finalist. Jamie is then joined by Alison Lukan to comment on Dave Hakstol being let go as head coach of the Seattle Kraken. She also weighs in on how the Canucks have played through 4 games of their series. Finally, Bik Nizzar hops in studio to talk about last night's emotional come back victory. They highlight how stellar Brock Boeser has played this series.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance recap an unbelievable comeback by the Vancouver Canucks in Game 4 against the Nashville Predators. They talk about the play of Quinn Hughes, Brock Boeser, and JT Miller. They highlight Elias Pettersson is reportedly dealing with something. They also talk about how the Canucks' goaltenders have come up big this series. Thomas Drance runs through the betting odds.

Jamie and Drance hear from Head Coach Rick Tocchet at morning skate heading into Game 3 in Nashville and the guys break down his comments on not changing too much lineup wise heading into the game. Sean Gentille joins the show to give his take on how the Canucks' series has gone so far, the play of Elias Pettersson and where he thinks the series will go from here. Jamie and Drance dive into the pace of this series so far and note how the Canucks have not held the lead for much of the time through the first few games. Later on, Dimitri Filipovic comes on the show and helps shine some light into what both teams may look to build on and also change systematically as the scene shifts to Nashville.

Jamie and Drance discuss how the p[playstyle of both clubs may change dramatically as the scene shifts to Nashville for Game 3 later this afternoon. The guys try to work through the plethora of different reports on the Thatcher Demko injury and that for the team it shouldn't matter right now and the priority has to just be getting wins and staying in the fight.

Jamie opens Canucks Talk joined by Randip Janda as the two look back on the profound and illustrious career of Bob Cole after the news of his passing Thursday morning. The guys dive into what the Canucks should expect as the series shifts to Nashville and how Pettersson must step up for Vancouver to have a chance to win this series. Later on, Alex Daugherty of the Tennessean joins the show to help shed some light onto the matchups in this series and what Nashville could be looking to change as they get last change upon returning to home ice. Co-host Thomas Drance comes on live from Nashville as him and Jamie discuss how the game plan for Vancouver could alter slightly ahead of Game 3. Brendan Morrison joins the show and breaks down what the Canucks players can do to help get more pucks on the net and not have as many shots blocked.

Jamie is joined by his co-host Thomas Drance who is in Nashville ahead of Game 3 between Vancouver and Nashville on Friday. The guys discuss the importance of this game and how the winner of Game 3 drastically gets a better chance to win the series along with how the Canucks should be expecting to play in a pretty hostile environment. Plus, Jamie and Drance speak on the Demko injury as he is travelling with the team.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by a bevvy of guests. First, Jason Bukala hops on live from Helsinki, Finland to talk about the Canucks play last night. Mainly, all the missed and blocked shots. That makes way for the Crossover with Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal. They dive into Pettersson's struggles and how the Preds are playing against the Canucks top lines. They also talk about the goalie situation with Demko out. Jamie and Thomas talk about Nils Hoglander's play and where the Canucks can find more offence in their lineup. Finally, Brendan Batchelor joins Jamie as the pair observe how well the Canucks actually played last night despite the score. They also talk about Casey DeSmith and Elias Pettersson.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas recap a disappointing loss by the Vancouver Canucks to the Nashville Predators in Game 2 of Round 1. They talk about the team's inability to get their shots on net. Jamie and Thomas talk about the teams overall and play and the play of Casey DeSmith. They delve into Elias Pettersson's underwhelming performance and what the team needs from him moving forward. Drancer highlights how he has become the scapegoat for the Canucks. He also outlines the series betting odds after two games.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Ryan Clark of ESPN for an outsider's perspective on the Canucks chances without Thatcher Demko in net. Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine joins the fellas to talk about how it'll mostly be a mental battle for DeSmith today. He also talks about how the Canucks have scouted Sarros. Woodley gets into how the Predators will change their game to attack DeSmith.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas react to the Thatcher Demko injury news. Drancer outlines the timeline leading towards the injury, and where we should have seen this possibly coming. The guys talk about how the Canucks will need to play without their talisman in net. They discuss Casey DeSmith's role in replacing Demko and how the Canucks should have enough to still win this series. As always we run through the betting odds.

Jamie Dodd reacts to the Thatcher Demko injury bombshell. He is joined by Dan Riccio as the pair make sense of what has happened. They talk about the challenge ahead of the Canucks as they take on the Predators without their starting goaltender. They delve into which players will be under the spotlight to step up in Demko's absence. Sportsnet's NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman joins the show to shed light on the injury and the recovery timeline.

Jamie and Drance speak on the success of the Canucks and it's management group when it comes to evaluating talent, obtaining quality pieces for a good price and being able to develop players as well using Dakota Joshua as a prime example. The guys dive into the plethora of UFA's the Canucks have on their rosters and where the priorities should lie. Hear from Head Coach Rick Tocchet as well following Canucks practice.

Jamie and Drance are joined by Gemma Karstens-Smith as they dive into last night's game one victory for the Canucks and highlight some standout players and matchups including the solid play of Elias Lindholm. The guys break down the game of Elias Pettersson in a scoreless effort for him despite some near misses and solid positional play throughout the night. Alison Lukan joins the show as well and praises the development of Dakota Joshua's game throughout his career. She as well discusses the depth Vancouver possesses that many others don't and paints a picture of how that could enable this team to make a deep run in the playoffs.

Jamie and Drance praise the energy of the Canucks crowd in a game one victory for vancouver over Nashville. The guys discuss the fantastic play of the third line with Joshua, Lindholm and Garland along with what the matchups look liked like last night and what people can expect between these two teams moving forward.

Jamie and Drance discuss if Conor Garland plays well in the playoffs, does the narrative around the OEL trade change. The guys debate narratives in the playoffs, and whether Elias Lindholm has changed his. Dom Luszczyszyn from The Athletic joins the show. Dom discusses why the Vancouver Canucks are favourites over Nashville and if it's deserved. Dom on if Nashville's roster can hold up through the playoffs, the path to victory for the Predators, what the model says about JT Miller, and if Hughes will win the Norris. Dimitri Filipovic from The Hockey PDOCast joins the show. Topics of discussion include, Canucks vs Preds matchup, how each team can win the series, and Stanley Cup Playoff first round playoff picks. The show ends with a Conn-Smythe draft.

Jamie and Drance are hyped for the Playoffs. The guys discuss how the narrative over Conor Garland has shifted this year, the Canucks vs Predators round one schedule, and the toughest Western Conference first round opponents. Playoff forecast and betting odds.

There is still one last game for the Canucks to play in the regular season and so Jamie and Thomas walk you through the potential line combinations since Brock Boeser has not made the trip East, but the guys quickly get caught up analyzing the Canucks v Preds matchup. Then Brendan Batchelor joins the show to look ahead at the pros and cons of the matchup with Nashville and what the relocation of the Coyotes means for the league. Finally, Joe Rexrode of The Athletic joins the show to offer a deeper dive into the Nashville Predators.

On Today's Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas analyze how the Canucks match up against their first round playoff opponents, the Nashville Predators. The guys offer up ideas for why this series might not be as easy as some fans may think. Vancouver's 5-on-5 defense against the Predators scoring ability will be the difference in this series, obviously, but the fellas argue which team is better poised to have prolonged success.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks clinching the Pacific Divison. They also quibble over the term Pacific Division Champion. They talk about how good Demko looked last night. They also delve into playoff scheduling and the lineup as a result versus Winnipeg. The fellas talk about the playoff odds and playoff lines.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They talk about the desperation in the Eastern Conference playoff race. They debate whether the NHL should adopt play-in games. The Crossover also talk about the Canucks winning Pacific Division. They talk about Rick Tocchet's merits for the Jack Adams Award. They also discuss whether this is the biggest turnaround season-over-season by the Canucks in franchise history. Also hear from Jason Bukala who comments on Western Conference teams sleeping on Vancouver heading into the playoffs. They also talk about the Canucks readiness heading into the first round. Finally, hear from Rick Tocchet in his practice availability.

Jamie and Thomas hear from Rick Tocchet after the morning skate. They talk about the job that Tocchet has accomplished after 15 months on the job. Ryan Clark of ESPN joins the show to talk about Nashville potentially playing the Vancouver Canucks in round one of the playoffs. He debates that there is no clear best-case scenario for Vancouver. Then, Jamie and Thomas discuss which player will likely improve the most in the playoffs. They also talk about how much the Canucks need Lindholm to raise his play.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas set up the final home game of the Canucks' regular season. It's also another chance for Andrei Kuzmenko to get revenge on his former club. Jamie and Thomas debate the extent to which the Canucks miss his offence. The fellas also run through the updated division-clinching scenarios and conference-clinching scenarios. They also highlight Demko's return to action tonight. As always the guys run through the betting odds as well.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance welcome Gemma Karstens-Smith to talk about the vibe in the market ahead of the Canucks' first home playoff games in a decade. They talk about the Canucks' most likely playoff matchups. The fellas also get updates from Canucks' practice. The most important being that Thatcher Demko is scheduled to return against the Calgary Flames on Tuesday. Hear from Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet in his practice media availability.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance recap the Canucks victory over the Edmonton Oilers that all but secures the Pacific Divison for the first time since 2013. They talk about this team clinching the 3rd best point total in team history. They also talk about the Canucks potential playoff matchups by percentages.

Drance and guest host Dimitri Filipovic analyze the Canucks since the all-star break. The guys discuss the first round playoff matchups for the Vancouver Canucks, between Nashville, Vegas and LA. Should the Canucks double down next season with this group or chase other players for their roster?

Drance and guest host Dimitri Filipovic dive into what's up with the Canucks. The guys discuss Demko's return and "rest vs rust". Does Edmonton care about winning the Pacific? Mark Stone returns to practice for Vegas, the guys share their thoughts. Hanifin contract reaction and comparisons to Hronek. Canucks lineup notes, Pius Suter on line 1, and if the Canucks are short a top-6 forward.

Jamie and Drance recap the loss vs Arizona and how the dominos could fall the rest of the season. The officiating was bad, but the Canucks weren't good either. Can Edmonton catch Vancouver in the standings? The guys analyze the remaining NHL schedule. What is the plan for Demko? The guys discuss Silovs, DeSmith, and who will get the next few games.

Head coach of the Abbotsford Canucks, Jeremy Colliton joins the show. Jeremy discusses the playoff push in these last 4 games of the regular season. Aatu Räty playing on the wing, and more. Jamie and Drance discuss the Canucks updated lines at practice, including Pius Suter on line 1. What is Podkolzin doing right/wrong, and should he be in the lineup going forward. The guys discuss Canucks lines and who should be in/out. Hanifin signs an 8-year extension, what does this mean for Hronek? Former NHLer Jason Demers joins the show. Jason talks about Conor Garland, Arizona situation, and what's to come for the organization. Jason ranks his Canucks playoff matchups and who scares him the most. This podcast was produced by Elan Chark & Lina Setaghian The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In this edition of the Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas run through the full list of developing information we have on the Arizona Coyotes' potential move to Salt Lake City, Utah. Does the NHL recalibrate the Pacific Division as a result? The fellas also delve into the Canucks' lineup notes and playoff forecast as things begin to crystalize. As always they look at the betting odds as well.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They dive into the Arizona Coyotes to Utah reports. Dhaliwal provides two classic moments for the segments that you will not want to miss. The fellas are joined by Executive Director of Canucks For kids Alex Oxenham and Board Member Natalie Miller join to discuss the 34th annual Telethon! Jason Bukala joins the show to touch on Tij Iginla's rise. They also talk about Elias Lindholm's potential return and what they want to see from the Canucks' mid-season acquisition. The guys also talk to Bukala about the Canucks PK.

Thomas Drance rides solo in this episode of Canucks Talk. He talks about the impressive play of Dakota Joshua and Arturs Silovs. Shayna Goldman joins the show to talk about playoff matchups out West. They also touch on JT Miller as a potential Selke candidate. Finally, Kevin Woodley joins Drancer to talk about Thatcher Demko returning to Canucks' practice. They also touch on the effectiveness of DeSmith and Silovs.

Thomas Drance rides solo in this edition of The Whiteboard. He revisits the Canucks impressive win over the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night. A game that saw multiple Canucks reach milestones on the night. Thomas runs through the playoff forecast and betting odds.

Jamie and Thomas welcome in Gemma Karstens-Smith to set up tonight's clash between the Canucks and Golden Knights. They delve into Silovs starting for Vancouver, the Canucks' special teams, and potential playoff matchups. Then, hear from Rick Tocchet in his gameday skate availability. Finally, Jamie and Thomas have a laugh at Scottsdale's Mayor proclaiming he will not support the Coyotes' big arena development.

Jamie and Drance discuss if these last 6 games for the Canucks matter at all. What should the NHL change about their schedule? The guys discuss resting Pettersson if he's injured. Canucks PxP Brendan Batchelor joins the show. On a scale of 1-10 how much do these last games matter for the Canucks. Topics include Artur Silovs starting vs LA, what is missing from Petey, and more on the Canucks. Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. Drance and Dim discuss LA 1-3-1, largest threat to Canucks in the first round, and a type of Stanley Cup team draft.