Canucks Talk

Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks’ 4-1 win over Colorado, with Sherwood hitting the 40-point mark and D-Petey dropping the gloves for his first career fight. We dig into reports from Friedman and Dhaliwal on Boeser's future and a contract offer that fell short for Tocchet. Plus, playoff implications, lineup notes on Willander's Frozen Four run, and where the Canucks stand with three games to go.

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Jamie and Thomas break down The Canucks officially being eliminated from playoff contention after a wild 8-7 OT win by the Wild over San Jose, ending even the slimmest hopes. Brock Boeser and Quinn Hughes reflect on a chaotic season, the weight of leadership, and what comes next for the team—and themselves. Brendan Batchelor joins us to talk about roster challenges, off-season priorities, and whether the Canucks can finally take a page from the Avalanche’s playbook.

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 the Canucks are officially eliminated from playoff contention after a wild OT win by the Wild sinks any remaining hope. Jamie and Thomas break down Brock Boeser’s honest reflections, Quinn Hughes’ thoughtful comments on leadership and partnership, and what the team owes its stars after another tough season. Plus, lineup updates, World Championship notes, and a quick playoff standings check—yes, Utah is right there.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' unbelievable 6-5 victory in Dallas, making NHL history as the first team ever to come back from a 3-goal deficit in the final minute of regulation. With clutch goals from Aatu Raty, Pius Suter, and more, the Canucks avoid playoff elimination—at least for now—while embracing the chaos of their "side quest" season. Plus, Dakota Joshua gets nominated for the Masterton Trophy, and we check in on the latest playoff picture as Minnesota faces off with San Jose tonight.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks’ rollercoaster of a season, discussing the highs of a miracle comeback and the crushing lows of underwhelming performances. Jason Bukala, NHL insider and former Director of Amateur Scouting, joins to talk about the future of key players like Boeser and Suter, and the tough decisions Vancouver faces with contract renewals and trade strategies. Plus, we explore the potential of emerging talents like Ivan Demidov, Tom Willander, and Aatu Raty as the Canucks look to capitalize on their surplus of assets for next season.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' must-win game against the Stars in Dallas, where a regulation loss ends their playoff hopes. We’re joined by The Score’s John Matisz to discuss Dallas as Cup contenders, the Oilers' vulnerabilities, and Tampa's chances in the East. Plus, we dive into Boeser’s role in Vancouver’s future, offseason challenges, and how the Canucks balance toughness with their need for offensive skill.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks' must-win matchup against the Stars in Dallas, where a regulation loss would officially end their playoff hopes. We discuss Jonathan Lekkerimaki’s season, his demotion to Abbotsford, and what fans should expect from him next year. Plus, we break down lineup updates, Demko starting, and the juicy Casey DeSmith revenge game, with a quick playoff standings update and betting odds to round out the show!

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On this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Harman Dayal to break down Vancouver’s top offseason priorities, led by the urgent need for a top-six center and clarity on Thatcher Demko’s status. They highlight the need for more difference-makers up front while noting the defensive core looks stable post-Mattias Pettersson trade. Nils Höglander's strong finish to the season has improved his outlook after a shaky start. Sean Gentille joins to reflect on Alex Ovechkin breaking the all-time goals record, praising both the moment and the Capitals' coaching. The guys also dive into Elias Pettersson’s disappointing season and why the Canucks must find a way to get him back on track rather than moving on.

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On this episode of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance react to Alex Ovechkin breaking the NHL's all-time goal record in a storybook Capitals season—capped by his return from a broken leg. They break down the Canucks’ split against Anaheim and Vegas, highlighting the team’s offensive burst and the looming threat of mathematical elimination. The third period against the Golden Knights felt like a team getting figured out, but a bounce or two might have changed the result. Plus, Nils Höglander continues to impress down the stretch, earning praise from Rick Tocchet.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks' season coming to a close and what moves are left to make—should they play Silovs or shut down Hughes? The guys debate Demko’s future, whether Vancouver needs a better third goalie, and the pressure on Tocchet. Plus, we dive into Conor Garland's value and hear from Dimitri Filipovic on the Canucks’ future and NHL trends.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the latest from the Canucks' practice at UBC as they gear up for back-to-back home games against Anaheim and Vegas. With the playoffs looking increasingly out of reach, we discuss what's left to gain this season, and take a look at the team's lineup updates, including a concerning injury to Nils Aman. Plus, we dive into the latest broadsheet on Vancouver’s coaching situation and the friction surrounding the coaching salaries—are they comfortable with Tocchet’s potential new deal?

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Brendan Batchelor joins Jamie and Drance to break down the Canucks' latest struggles and what this season will ultimately mean for the franchise. From Tocchet’s frustration to the looming decisions on Brock Boeser and Pius Suter, we dive into what went wrong, what went right, and where the team goes from here. Plus, is Vancouver’s management ready to face the tough questions ahead?

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks’ brutal 5-0 loss to Seattle, their fading playoff hopes, and whether it’s time to consider shutting down Quinn Hughes. Plus, are the teams behind Vancouver in better shape for next season?

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Jamie and Thomas break down how the Canucks can combat Seattle's speed advantage and what player development looks like when it starts to snowball. We also highlight the young talent emerging on the team, with eyes on the next generation of Canucks who could make their mark in next year's training camp. Plus, we dig into the ongoing tension between Rick Tocchet and the club, revealing it's about more than just money.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks' playoff hopes and the uncertain future of Rick Tocchet with Donnie and Dhali, questioning if the team can afford him and whether Elias Pettersson is a fit for his system. We also explore how the NHL is evolving, with major shifts on the horizon, including a move away from efficient cap spending and toward star player partnerships. Finally, Jason Bukala joins the show to discuss how Tocchet's potential return could shape Vancouver's future, and why the Canucks must prioritize extending Hughes and getting Willander into the AHL next season.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks' playoff hopes as out-of-town scoreboard results leave Vancouver with slim chances, while the team gets back to work at practice. From the latest updates on Pettersson and Hoglander to Elliotte Friedman's thoughts on Suter’s potential as a solution at center, we break down the pressing issues facing the Canucks. Plus, former NHLer Landon Ferraro joins us to discuss how the team can finish strong, the impact of young players like Lekkerimaki, and what the future holds for Rick Tocchet and EP40.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' playoff hopes as their odds dip from 13% to 12%, while rivals Calgary and Minnesota make moves in the standings. We dive into updates on Pettersson and Hoglander, plus a potential center solution that may already be in-house with Pius Suter, according to Elliotte Friedman. 

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' disappointing season and what’s next for the roster, with some tough talk about the team’s lack of effort and the uncertain future of head coach Rick Tocchet. Kevin Woodley weighs in on Demko's workload and Silovs’ struggles, while reflecting on whether last year’s strong performance was a fluke. We also dive into the Canucks' core players, the challenges of cap space management, and how the front office is setting the stage for a big pivot moving forward.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks' slim playoff chances after a tough 1-point weekend, including a wild 7-6 shootout loss to Columbus and a 3-1 defeat in Winnipeg. With just 8 games left, they’re hoping for a miracle while also pondering the bigger questions about the team’s direction, including the future of coach Rick Tocchet and how the roster will be reshaped. 

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks' crucial matchup against Columbus as Vancouver fights to keep their playoff hopes alive, with out-of-town help falling short. With the Canucks battling injuries and the flu, including the potential absence of Teddy Blueger, it's a test of their resilience against a Columbus team that needs this win just as badly. Abbotsford Canucks GM Ryan Johnson joins to discuss the challenges and development of young prospects, while Dimitri Filipovic breaks down the upcoming battle of Norris-caliber defensemen, Quinn Hughes and Zach Werenski, and what the Canucks' playoff chances look like.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' critical matchup against Columbus as both teams battle for their playoff lives. With a flu bug sweeping through the lineup and Max Sasson called up, we discuss the latest injury updates and how these shake up the forward group. Plus, we look at the playoff race, as the Canucks' chances dip to 29% following St. Louis’ win and Calgary’s loss, and preview what it all means for Vancouver’s hopes down the stretch.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Vancouver Canucks continuing their "plucky" win streak, with Thatcher Demko standing tall as the unsung hero who kept the team in it early before they bounced back. Aatu Raty shines with a standout performance, while the defense, led by Hronek and Forbort, shows growth, even as Demko bails them out when needed. Kevin Kurz joins to discuss With Rick Tocchet's future in question and John Tortorella's firing in Philadelphia and we discuss the Canucks' potential for the rest of the season and what lies ahead for the team.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' impressive 5-2 victory over the Islanders, with Thatcher Demko playing a huge role in keeping the team in the game early. Kiefer Sherwood and Pius Suter shine with key performances, while Aatu Raty scores against his former team. Plus, we dive into speculation surrounding Rick Tocchet and the Flyers, the latest on Tom Willander’s future, and the Canucks' playoff odds as they continue their push for a spot.

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Jamie and Thomas examine the Canucks' playoff chances after tough losses to St. Louis and Calgary, with a focus on tonight's matchup against the Islanders. Rick Tocchet opens up about the challenges of the season, but his resolve to stay the course is clear, despite the adversity. Plus, with Sorokin in net and Demko’s status up in the air, it’s make-or-break time for the Canucks if they want to stay in the race.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Dhali as they dive into the Canucks' slim playoff chances as they face the Islanders in a pivotal matchup, with all hopes resting on Thatcher Demko's shoulders. Pius Suter’s value as a reliable, cost-effective player is highlighted, while we also discuss Rick Tocchet’s coaching efforts amidst a tough season. Jason Bukala joins us to break down Suter's potential re-signing, the growth of Lekermäki, and how the coaching staff has navigated the challenges of the year.

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Thomas and Jamie are joined by Brendan Batchelor and Harman Dayal to break down the Canucks' gritty win over the Devils, with a special focus on Quinn Hughes’ heroic efforts and Pius Suter’s impressive 1C performance. Batch shares his thoughts on Miller’s frustration and the team's evolving roles, while Harman dives into the future of Boeser, Suter, and the potential of rising stars like Lekkerimaki and Atu Raty. We also explore the big offseason decisions the Canucks face, and what it’ll take to build a true contender.

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Jamie and Thomas  break down the Canucks' dramatic 4-3 shootout win against the Devils, keeping their playoff hopes alive in the most improbable of ways. Despite the early setback of losing Pettersson and Hoglander, Quinn Hughes delivered a heroic 31-minute performance, while Lekkerimaki and Suter stepped up big with key goals and plays. We dive into the latest lineup news, the looming goaltending decision, and what the standings mean as the Canucks chase down the Blues and Flames for a playoff spot.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks’ playoff hopes taking a hit after a heartbreaking 5-3 loss to the Rangers, despite dominating play. With injuries to Pettersson and Hoglander, and every team chasing the Western Conference spot winning, the Canucks now sit five points behind St. Louis—though with two games in hand. As Thatcher Demko looks set to start against New Jersey, the team’s slim chances hinge on his performance, and we’re joined by Greg Wyshynski and Thomas Hickey to dive into the state of the Canucks and the playoff race.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' tough loss to the Rangers and their mounting playoff pressure with just 5 points separating them from St. Louis. We dive into the injuries to Pettersson and Hoglander, and what that means for Vancouver’s lineup as Aatu Raty gets the call-up. With Thatcher Demko likely starting against New Jersey, we discuss whether he can carry the team through this crucial stretch and what the playoff picture looks like heading into a pivotal week.

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Josh and Bik break down the Canucks losing in overtime to the Blues, with Brock Boeser continuing to shine but fatigue and questionable line changes hurting the team. Kevin Woodley discusses Lankinen’s heavy workload and whether Arturs Silovs can be trusted in net as Demko nears a return. We also dive into Rick Tocchet’s coaching future, with several teams, including the Rangers and Bruins, reportedly interested in his services.

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Bik and Josh break down the Canucks’ tough overtime loss to the Blues and celebrate another clutch two-goal performance from Brock Boeser. We dive into the latest from the morning show with Dhaliwal, including contract talks with Pius Suter and Lankinen's new deal with Genesis Motors, plus Seravalli's report on teams eyeing Tocchet. With a key game tomorrow and playoff chances shifting, we’ll also update you on the Canucks' standing and all the out-of-town scores.

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Josh and Thomas preview the Canucks' crucial game against the Blues, with both teams tied in points and battling for a playoff spot. Matthew DeFranks joins the show to break down the Blues' recent success and their playoff push, while we discuss lineup changes, including Garland’s return and Lekkerimaki's absence. We also dive into how Vancouver can carry momentum from their win over Winnipeg and the importance of playing mistake-free hockey tonight.

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Josh and Thomas break down the Canucks' pivotal matchup against the Blues, a game that could swing their playoff hopes. With lineup updates, including the absence of Lekkerimaki and a crucial game for Lankinen, we look at how Vancouver plans to avoid mistakes and capitalize on key opportunities. Plus, we discuss the latest playoff projections and the state of the standings as the team inches closer to a crucial stretch.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks' win over the Jets and question whether their success is sustainable. With a tough schedule ahead, the upcoming matchup against St. Louis is crucial, especially given the Blues’ favorable stretch of games. They highlight the growing chemistry between Nils Höglander and Elias Pettersson, as well as Jonathan Lekkerimäki’s impact on the power play. Plus, how moving Brock Boeser to the net front could be a key adjustment down the stretch.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance discuss the Canucks' potential playoff matchups, noting that Winnipeg’s lack of elite speed could be more favorable than facing Utah. They explore offseason targets, including Nikolaj Ehlers and a linemate for Elias Pettersson, while also considering the possibility of offer sheets. Jason Bukala weighs in on the Canucks’ recent strong performance, questioning if they can sustain momentum or fall back into old habits. Plus, a look at Jonathan Lekkerimäki’s power play potential and how the rising salary cap could impact teams.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe, Thomas Drance, Don Taylor, and Rick Dhaliwal break down the Canucks' surprising win over the Jets, where they showed speed and intensity reminiscent of playoff hockey. They discuss the team’s complete effort, Boeser’s improved play without Miller, and whether this version of the Canucks can make some postseason noise. With a big test against St. Louis ahead, the question remains: which Canucks team will show up?

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Josh and Thomas dive into Rick Tocchet’s coaching philosophy and discuss how player development, like Elias Pettersson’s, often requires more than just offensive leeway. We break down the Canucks' current mindset with key players like Brock Boeser and their approach to puck management for success, as well as the challenges of goaltending with Demko’s uncertain status. Plus, we make our Canucks Brunch announcement and analyze the Winnipeg Jets' impressive run as a prime example of a successful retool in the Western Conference.

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Josh and Thomas break down the Canucks' upcoming game against the Jets, with Winnipeg coming off a 3-game winning streak. Rick Tocchet shares his thoughts on player development and the team’s direction, while GM Patrik Allvin touches on contract talks, captaincy plans, and the goalie situation. Plus, we discuss lineup updates with injuries and call-ups ahead of tonight’s game.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance break down Utah’s comeback win over the Canucks and discuss how the Blues' easy schedule could impact the playoff race. They highlight Dylan Samberg’s role in Winnipeg, Calgary’s struggles since February, and the excitement surrounding a potential Colorado-Dallas first-round matchup. The conversation shifts to the Blackhawks' lack of NHL talent, their need to find a star for Connor Bedard, and why Mitch Marner could be a great fit. They also examine the fallout from the Dickinson hit on Chytil, how it impacted Vancouver’s speed, and why the Canucks might need to address toughness in the offseason.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks' loss to Utah, highlighting how fatigue and the absence of Filip Chytil played a role. They discuss the team's struggles, including a lackluster power play that failed to generate momentum in a crucial game. Forbort’s underrated impact and Hronek’s strong play in Hughes’ absence are also examined. The episode wraps up with a look at the Western Conference playoff race as the Flames, Utah, and Blues battle for position.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss a crucial back-to-back, with lineup updates including Demko’s early exit (as planned) and maintenance days for Hronek and Garland. Insider chatter heats up, with Brough speculating that JT Miller may have lost the room, while Friedman notes Hughes strongly backed Pettersson during the drama. Playoff odds get a boost after St. Louis’ loss, and Tocchet weighs in on player health, strategy, and Demko’s return timeline. Dimitri Filipovic joins as they do their weekly draft of Hyped up potential Canucks of the past and favourite days of the week!

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks return to practice with a crucial back-to-back set looming this weekend. JT Miller’s rumored tensions with the team resurface, while Quinn Hughes steps up in support of Elias Pettersson. Plus, lineup updates, contract news, and a fresh boost to the Canucks’ playoff odds.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' thrilling 4-3 shootout victory over Calgary. Harman Dayal joins to break down Elias Pettersson’s key performance in the Canucks' 4-3 shootout win over Calgary, highlighting a big step forward despite not being “peak” Petey. We discuss the rising energy from Hoglander, Victor Mancini’s best game of the year, and the ongoing issue of the Canucks’ mentality, especially as they face a crucial stretch of games. Plus, a look ahead at the looming Utah threat and what’s at stake in their upcoming back-to-back games.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' thrilling 4-3 shootout victory over Calgary, highlighted by a key third-period comeback. Pettersson delivers a timely goal but still needs to maintain consistent high-level performances for the Canucks to build confidence heading into next season. We also discuss Quinn Hughes’ stellar performance, a hearing for Connor Zary’s elbow to Pettersson, and the latest playoff standings update.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance preview the Canucks’ crucial matchup against Calgary, emphasizing the need for a game-breaking moment and a third-period lead to secure two points. They discuss the challenge of Filip Hronek stepping into a No. 1 defenseman role and how Quinn Hughes’ return, even at less than 100%, could provide a major boost. With Calgary well-rested and well-coached, the Canucks must find scoring and lineup chemistry without a simple fix.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks’ struggles, highlighting Elias Pettersson and Filip Chytil getting outscored in key minutes. With the league shifting to a more high-scoring style, the Canucks’ 3-2 approach may not be enough to keep up. They also discuss Thatcher Demko’s absence, concerns over Kevin Lankinen’s workload, and the playoff picture taking shape. In the second segment, Jason Bukala joins to analyze Montreal’s reliance on young stars, Vancouver’s power play issues, and Rick Tocchet’s challenge in balancing ice time for struggling stars.

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Following a disappointing Canucks loss to the Montreal Canadiens, the Crossover with Jamie Dodd, Thomas Drance, Don Taylor, and Rick Dhaliwal get into a heated exchange over whether the club should commit to a full rebuild amid another period of uncertainty and turmoil.  

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks' critical week ahead, but it’s tough to get excited when the team is struggling to find consistency and production. With Brock Boeser's camp reportedly upset, the pressure is mounting on Rick Tocchet to make something click with a constantly shifting lineup. Shayna Goldman joins to discuss the fear of rebuilding in the NHL, how the Canucks' post-deadline moves—or lack thereof—contribute to their mediocrity, and the challenge of acquiring top-tier offensive talent in a playoff race. 

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' crucial matchup against Montreal, marking the start of a pivotal week. Frank Seravalli drops major news on Brock Boeser's future with the team, suggesting significant damage to the relationship and hinting at Boeser's desire to hit the market. Plus, lineup updates with Quinn Hughes' status, new line combos, and playoff outlook as the Canucks' postseason hopes sit at 53%.

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With just 19 games left, the Canucks are in a high-stakes playoff battle, needing to keep pace with Calgary and Utah in the standings. Rick Tocchet discusses the status of Thatcher Demko and Quinn Hughes, emphasizing the importance of beating Calgary to stay in control. Canucks management faced frustration at the trade deadline, missing opportunities with Brock Boeser and Pius Suter, while a reported contract offer to Boeser fell short. The episode also breaks down Elias Pettersson’s inconsistency, Filip Chytil’s impact, and Vancouver’s struggles in the top six.

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In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance look back at the Canucks' weekend following a quiet trade deadline on Friday. What really happened with Boeser? They look at the Canucks pair of performances against Minnesota and Dallas. They dive into the playoff odds.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Trade deadline moves. Hear from Patrik Allvin addressing the media, and our reaction to his comments and their misstep on dealing their UFA's.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss what the Canucks should be trying to accomplish today ahead of the Trade Deadline and are also joined by Dimitri Filipovic to get his reaction as they  go around the league to discuss what trades have been made. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks' dominant win over Anaheim, with Drance calling it one of the Ducks' worst performances he's seen. We dive into the trade deadline and the potential for the Canucks to capitalize as sellers, especially after the Brian Dumoulin trade showing the value of moving negative assets for solid returns. Brendan Batchelor joins to talk about the market, the Canucks' approach to selling at a high price, and the looming uncertainty around Brock Boeser's future with the team.

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Jamie and Thomas we dive into the Canucks' 3-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks and break down a solid, if unremarkable, performance from Pettersson. We also explore the buzz around trade deadline activity, including teams calling on Carson Soucy and Conor Garland, and how the Hurricanes' interest in Mikko Rantanen could affect Vancouver's plans. 

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Jamie and Drance preview tonight’s Canucks vs. Ducks matchup, highlighting the stakes of this crucial 4-point game. Coach Tocchet shares insights on the team’s strategy, and the guys dive into the betting odds for the Canucks' gameday.

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Jamie and Drance discuss the Canucks' approach to UFAs like Brock Boeser ahead of the trade deadline and the growing seller's market. They explore Vancouver’s potential moves with Pius Suter, Derek Forbert, and Soucy's no-trade clause. Jason Bukala joins to analyze Tampa’s trade deadline moves, Boeser’s market value, and Canucks trade needs.

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Jamie and Drance team up with Donnie and Dhali for the Crossover, breaking down the latest Canucks trade buzz. How hot is the market for Boeser? What’s the latest on contract talks? Plus, the importance of keeping Quinn Hughes happy and Pettersson’s unexpected accountability.

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Jamie and Thomas analyze JT Miller’s stellar performance with the Rangers and discuss whether the Canucks made the right move in trading him, while also exploring Pius Suter's potential departure and the team's depth down the middle. We dive into Quinn Hughes' struggles with injury recovery, Thatcher Demko’s up-and-down season, and the Canucks' underperformance post-4 Nations break, questioning whether they’re still on track for the playoffs. Plus, Landon Ferraro joins to break down Pettersson's accountability at practice, the team's long-term strategy, and what to expect from their next game against the Ducks before the looming trade deadline.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into JT Miller’s impressive run with the New York Rangers and ask if the Canucks made the right decision in trading him. With the trade deadline looming, the Canucks face tough questions, like whether trading Pius Suter weakens their depth down the middle, and if a move to open up spots for young defenders like Mancini or Willander is in their future. Plus, updates on Quinn Hughes leaving practice early, no Demko in sight, and a preview of the Canucks' lineup and upcoming game, their last before Friday’s trade deadline.

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Jamie and Thomas dissect the Canucks' disastrous road trip, nearly going 0-5, with Quinn Hughes' injury adding to the chaos. With the trade deadline looming, we explore the pressing need for the Canucks to sell, plus the ongoing uncertainty around Brock Boeser's future—keep, trade, or sign? Kevin Woodley joins to discuss the team's inconsistent work ethic, Silovs’ fluctuating performance, and the toll the 4 Nations tournament has taken on players, including Pettersson and the goaltending crew.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' rough 1-4 road trip and the pressure mounting as the trade deadline approaches. With the team just outside the playoff picture and a difficult decision looming on Brock Boeser, we dive into the latest rumors, including speculation on short-term deals and the future of key players. Plus, we assess the Canucks' playoff chances and the growing concerns about their position as the deadline nears.

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Jamie discusses the Canucks' struggles continuing with another blown lead and a lack of identity, leaving them dominated by the Ducks. Jamie discusses the team's current state—questioning the future of their core and whether Boeser's absence will really change anything—and breaks down potential trade assets like Pius Suter. Joined by Alison Lukan and Randip Janda, the group digs into roster issues, Tocchet's deployment, and the future of Demko as the trade deadline approaches, urging the team to find more energy and purpose moving forward.

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks' disappointing 5-2 loss to the Ducks, blowing a 2-0 lead and showing no ability to dictate the game. We discuss the lack of a clear "core" on this team, with key players like Pettersson underperforming, and examine how the playoff race feels like a footnote in the bigger question of the team's future. Plus, with trade deadlines approaching, we explore why the Canucks need to sell and what direction the next core should take.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks’ 3-2 overtime win over the Kings, where Conor Garland scored both the game-tying and game-winning goals, and Marcus Pettersson played a crucial role on the penalty kill. Dimitri Filipovic joins to discuss the struggling Ducks, Brock Boeser’s trade value, and the challenges of finding legitimate scorers in the UFA pool. John Matisz weighs in on the Canucks’ offensive struggles, the tough position of the front office ahead of the trade deadline, and the broader organizational outlook.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' gritty 3-2 overtime win over the Kings, despite a blown 2-0 lead in the third period. Conor Garland’s two-goal performance and Quinn Hughes’ late-game decision are key talking points, along with a shout-out to Marcus Pettersson for his stellar penalty killing. Plus, we dive into trade rumors surrounding Brock Boeser, lineup changes, and the Canucks’ rising playoff odds as they gear up to face the Ducks tonight.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks’ search for a top-six forward and the uncertainty around their current season are explored, with Boeser’s frustrations over his stalled contract negotiations taking center stage. The team’s need to raise their ceiling and shift toward a new version of themselves is discussed, along with the importance of tonight’s game against the LA Kings. Lastly, updates on the lineup, including Lankinen starting and Hoglander’s role, provide a glimpse into the Canucks' push for the playoffs.

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Jamie and Thomas break down comments from Rick Tocchet as he discusses Elias Pettersson’s growing role on the Canucks and the team’s reliance on the defensemen to make critical decisions come trade deadline. He also highlights the importance of spending upfront to solidify the team's future during the offseason. Later, Jason Bukala delves into the Canucks' struggles this season, emphasizing the need for a clear direction, the significance of addressing Pettersson's future, and the potential for rapid improvement under the right leadership.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Rick to discuss the latest on Brock Boeser, Quinn Hughes' return in LA and dissecting Elias Pettersson's continued struggles. 

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks preparing for another crucial back-to-back, as Rick Tocchet looks for ways to spark more offense from his team. As discussions swirl around Brock Boeser's future, including the ongoing contract negotiations, the Canucks find themselves in a tight race for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference. Adam Kierzenblat joins to break down the lack of offense, the case for calling up Lekkerimaki, and other key topics including Pettersson and new additions to the blue line.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks’ practice session in LA as they gear up for another back-to-back. We discuss Rick Tocchet’s challenge in finding offensive solutions and the ongoing contract talks with Brock Boeser, where term remains a sticking point. With the Canucks and Flames neck-and-neck in the playoff race, we break down the latest standings and the urgent need for Quinn Hughes' return to the lineup.

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks’ offensive woes after another weekend loss, with just two goals in two games and a serious lack of star power in the lineup. With key absences and Pettersson struggling, the team’s forward group is looking more like an expansion roster than a playoff contender. We’re joined by Brendan Batchelor to discuss Pettersson’s frustrations, potential trade deadline moves, and Silovs' stellar play, followed by Landon Ferraro on the challenges of generating offense without top-tier stars and the fine art of dealing with the media.

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Jamie dives into the Canucks’ struggles after another disappointing weekend, managing just two goals in two games. With key players like out, and Pettersson’s struggles continuing, the team is missing star-level production across the board, leaving their forwards feeling more like an expansion team. As trade talks heat up ahead of the deadline, we discuss the looming sell-off and what the Canucks need to do to make a real playoff push.

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Jamie and Thomas celebrate Canada's thrilling 4 Nations Faceoff victory, highlighted by McDavid's overtime winner and Binnington's clutch performance, as we break down key standouts like Brayden Point, Drew Doughty, and Sam Bennett. We dive into the Canucks' big move, signing Kevin Lankinen to a 5-year deal, and explore its implications for Thatcher Demko's future in Vancouver. Plus, Kevin Woodley and Dimitri Filipovic join to discuss goaltender performances, trade rumors surrounding Brock Boeser, and what lessons Hockey Canada should take from the tournament heading into the Olympics.

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Jamie and Thomas break down Connor McDavid’s dramatic overtime goal that led Canada to a thrilling 3-2 win over the USA at the Four Nations, with Nathan MacKinnon earning MVP honors. We discuss standout performances from players like Brayden Point, Thomas Harley, and Jordan Binnington, while reflecting on Canada’s journey and lessons learned as we look ahead to the Olympics. Plus, we dive into Kevin Lankinen’s massive 5-year deal with the Canucks, a big move that may signal changes in Thatcher Demko’s future with the team.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the highly anticipated Canada vs. USA showdown, arguably the biggest international hockey game since 2010, and what Canada needs to do to come out on top with their superstar lineup. We explore the potential heroes of the night, the stakes for the future of hockey, and the possibility of a "changing of the guard" moment. Plus, Arda Ocal joins the show to discuss the growth of the game, the Quinn Hughes curveball, and the concerns surrounding Team Canada's lineup.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the highly anticipated Canada vs. USA matchup in the 4 Nations Final, a game that promises to be the biggest international hockey showdown since 2010. With stars like McDavid, MacKinnon, Crosby, and Makar on deck, we discuss the key moments of magic needed from Canada's elite to secure a win—and who might emerge as tonight's hero. Plus, we dive into some Canucks news, including the impact of Quinn Hughes’ absence on Team Canada and lineup updates from both sides heading into the big game.

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On this episode of The Whiteboard with Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance, Team USA adds reinforcements with Brett Pesce and Tage Thompson following Quinn Hughes' absence. As the championship game approaches, questions arise about whether both gold and silver will be awarded, given that bronze was not. Elias Pettersson’s struggles continue to concern both the Canucks and potential suitors, while Brayden Point deserves more recognition as a top center. With Cale Makar logging big minutes against Finland, all eyes are on how he and Team Canada will match up against the USA in what could be a tight battle or a one-sided blowout.

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On this episode of Canucks Talk with Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance, Quinn Hughes won’t be joining Team USA in Boston after failing to get medical clearance, setting up a missed showdown with Cale Makar. Meanwhile, Elias Pettersson’s struggles continue, raising concerns about his long-term fit and trade value for the Canucks. Jason Bukala weighs in on how the Four Nations tournament has revealed new dimensions in players like Brock Faber while exposing Pettersson’s declining role. With the championship game looming, Canada looks more balanced, while Team USA faces key lineup decisions amid injuries.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Chek TV's Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly crossover. They delve into Quinn Hughes officially missing out on the 4 Nations final between Canada and the USA. They also talk about Elias Pettersson's lackluster tournament and what it means moving forward.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the latest from the Four Nations, including Team USA’s defensive dominance and concerns about Elias Pettersson’s underwhelming performance. Sean Gentille of The Athletic shares insights on Quinn Hughes’ impact and Team USA’s goaltending situation, while Landon Ferraro discusses how Canada can adjust for the championship game. Plus, the guys dive into the Canucks' return to practice, Demko’s uncertain future, and key roster decisions heading into the trade deadline.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down an action-packed weekend of hockey, including Canada’s loss to the USA and their rebound win over Finland at the Four Nations Faceoff. They discuss how the tournament has exceeded expectations, setting the stage for future international events like the Olympics and World Cup. With the final set for Thursday, they explore its significance as the biggest national hockey game since 2010. The show also touches on Quinn Hughes heading to Boston, Drew O’Connor’s new deal, and trade deadline movement expected to pick up post-tournament.

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Jamie and Drance are joined by TNT analyst Darren Pang to break down Canada’s lightning-fast game against Sweden, the electric atmosphere in Montreal, and why USA vs. Canada will be a heavyweight battle. Plus, who has the goaltending edge in the tournament? Dimitri Filipovic joins to preview the weekend’s 4 Nations matchups and a special draft. Also, Nathan Kanter stops by to discuss the Vancouver Giants, standout performances, and their upcoming test against the Royals.

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Jamie and Drance preview the highly anticipated USA vs. Canada clash in Montreal. Can Canada’s star power take advantage if the game gets physical? Plus, Cale Makar’s status, Kevin Lankinen’s contract stakes, and what to expect in the tournament’s biggest game yet.

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Jamie and Drance welcome Hockey Hall of Famer Scott Niedermayer to discuss Canada’s dominance over Sweden, best-on-best hockey, and his memories from the 2010 Olympic gold medal game. NHL analyst Dan Rosen joins to break down the electric atmosphere in Montreal, Sidney Crosby’s unreal winning streak with Team Canada, and what this tournament means for the future of USA Hockey. Plus, with Quinn Hughes out, can Zach Werenski step into the spotlight?

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Jamie and Drance break down Canada’s 4-3 win over Sweden at the Four Nations Faceoff, the NHL’s announcement of the 2028 World Cup of Hockey, and Jordan Binnington’s reliability in net. Plus, Elias Pettersson’s quiet game, USA vs. Finland preview, and Sam Bennett’s expected role against the Tkachuk line.

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Jamie and Drance break down Canada vs. Sweden at the 4 Nations tournament, discussing early intensity, key matchups, and goaltending battles. Hockey analyst Jason Bukala joins to analyze Canada’s lineup choices, Connor Hellebuyck’s form, and the Canucks' potential trade deadline moves. NHL legend Mike Modano shares insights on best-on-best tournaments, USA Hockey’s talent surge, and how Gretzky’s move to LA changed the game in America.

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Jamie and Drance team up with Donnie & Dhali to preview the 4 Nations tournament, where Elias Pettersson looks to regain form alongside top-tier linemates. They also discuss Thatcher Demko’s injury timeline, Kevin Lankinen’s future, and how much business the Canucks could get done before the trade deadline. Plus, is an 8x8 deal in Brock Boeser’s future, and will the Canucks move him if they stay in a playoff spot?

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Jesse Granger to discuss the state of Canadian goaltending, and if Binnington should be Canada's starter. They then chat to former Team Canada defenceman Ed Jovanovski about the pressure of representing your country on an international stage, and his advice to the current players. Finally, they wrap up the show with a look at who the Canucks should potentially target in either a trade, or a free agent signing.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss the 4 Nations Faceoff on the eve of the tournament including Jordan Binnington starting in goal for Canada,  the other nations goalie situations and Elias Pettersson's mood as he and Team Sweden get ready to face Team Canada.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Greg Wyshynski to chat 4 Nations. What will Pettersson's performance look like? Are the US still the favourites after Quinn Hughes has left? After, the guys take a look back at the Super Bowl, and reflected on the very one-sided performance. Finally, Eric Engels joins the show and speaks on Crosby's impact for Team Canada, what the top-end special teams look like for the Canadians, and whether the Canucks might move Brock Boeser.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the latest Canucks news. Quinn Hughes missing the 4 Nations Cup, Pettersson and Hronek returning to form, and a look at the 4 Nations Cup rosters.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Kevin Woodley to talk about the Canucks season, and the much-needed revival of Thatcher Demko. Do the Canucks have one of the best goaltending tandems in the league? After, they're joined by Justin Cuthbert to preview tomorrow's matchup against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the last Canucks game before the Four Nations break. Finally, the guys look at the future of this season and then react to a minor trade.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss the latest news surrounding the Canucks. A victory last night against the San Jose Sharks in dubious fashion, star forward Elias Pettersson's struggles with the team, and the return of prime Thatcher Demko.

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Dan Rusanowsky joins to discuss Will Smith’s role as the Sharks’ top center after the Granlund trade and how the Four Nations break could benefit San Jose. The guys also dive into Elias Pettersson and Carson Soucy’s situations, including Pettersson’s no-move clause and Carolina’s potential interest. Brendan Batchelor weighs in on Marcus Pettersson’s leadership, Filip Chytil’s impact, and D-Petey first impressions.

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Jamie and Drance break down the latest on the Vancouver Canucks. This episode covers Marcus Pettersson’s new deal, a must-win game in San Jose, Drew O’Connor’s future, and key roster updates.

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On this episode of The Whiteboard with Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance, the guys break down Thatcher Demko’s recent struggles and how improved goaltending could help the Canucks close the gap on the Kings. While defensive upgrades remain on the radar, they aren’t a top priority, and Quinn Hughes isn’t going anywhere despite speculation. The team sees renewed energy under Rick Tocchet, who is easing Filip Chytil into the lineup. Plus, Nils Åman is called up as Linus Karlsson heads to the AHL, and Hughes' decision on Four Nations remains his to make after an outstanding season.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance reflect on the Canucks outstanding effort against the Colorado Avalanche that saw defenseman Elias Pettersson continue to prove his worth at the NHL level. Sportsnet's Jason Bukala also weighs in on the Canucks prospect. They speculate on the future of forward Elias Pettersson.

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In this edition of The Crossover Jamie Dodd, Thomas Drance, Don Taylor, and Rick Dhaliwal reflect on the Canucks revival following the JT Miller trade. Well... They try too. The segment quickly falls off the rails with shouting, laughing, arguing. This is one for the ages. Enjoy.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss Quinn Hughes' absence tonight as Elias Pettersson faces a tough matchup against Nathan MacKinnon, with his production dip under Tocchet raising questions. Carson Soucy trade rumors swirl, while Demko starts and morning skate adjustments hint at a faster-paced approach. Landon Ferraro breaks down the impact of new additions, Canucks talking points heat up, and Tocchet weighs in on D-Petey’s rise.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Vancouver Canucks face off against the Colorado Avalanche tonight at Rogers Arena, with Elias Pettersson eager to prove himself against Nathan MacKinnon. Meanwhile, trade rumors swirl around Carson Soucy, lineup updates from morning skate are in, and the latest playoff odds show Vancouver with a strong 73% chance of making the postseason.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss O’Connor and Chytil  bringing new energy to the Canucks, while Marcus Pettersson makes an immediate impact. JT Miller’s departure felt inevitable, but what does his exit mean for Vancouver’s long-term vision? We break down the trade return, the Canucks’ evolving roster strategy, and the ripple effects across the NHL, plus Johnny Lazarus weighs in on Miller’s move to New York.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks completely reshaping their roster mid-season with a blockbuster JT Miller trade to the Rangers and a follow-up deal with Pittsburgh. We break down what these moves mean for the team's identity, how they performed against Detroit without Hughes, and what’s next in this evolving saga. Plus, lineup updates, playoff odds, and insights into the behind-the-scenes decision-making that led to these seismic changes.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks finally completing a JT Miller trade with the New York Rangers and what it means for the team. They discuss the return and what Vancouver is getting in Filip Chytil and Victor Mancini, and how the team might use the 1st round pick. They talk about what JT Miller's legacy will be with the Canucks and wrap up by looking at what could be coming next for Elias Pettersson. 

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Despite endless trade rumors, Miller and Pettersson remain Canucks as the team battles for a playoff spot with an inconsistent style. With a massive salary cap increase on the horizon and potential roster moves looming, management must decide whether to keep their core or shake things up. Dimitri Filipovic joins the show to break down the Canucks' playoff chances, trade scenarios, and what it will take for this team to become a true contender.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks remaining at the center of trade speculation, with JT Miller and Elias Pettersson still in Vancouver despite ongoing talks, while Calgary makes a big move acquiring Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost. As the team prepares to face a depleted Dallas squad tonight, the NHL's newly announced salary cap projections add intrigue to potential roster decisions in the coming seasons. With playoff odds at 79% and key matchups ahead, the next few days could be crucial for the Canucks’ future.

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The Canucks have won three straight games after a 3-1 victory over Nashville, raising big questions about what it means for the team’s future. Thatcher Demko’s strong play is the biggest storyline, while lineup decisions—like the Hughes/Myers and Forbort/Hronek pairings—are also under the spotlight. Jamie and Thomas are joined by  Brendan Batchelor (Sportsnet 650) and Sean Gentille (The Athletic) to break down Jim Rutherford’s latest comments, trade deadline implications, and how the Canucks’ rising playoff odds complicate their next moves.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss  the Canucks riding a three-game win streak after a 3-1 victory over Nashville, fueled by key performances from Nils Höglander, Quinn Hughes, and Thatcher Demko. As the trade deadline looms, questions swirl about what these wins mean—are they saving the roster, setting up for a shake-up, or just delaying the inevitable? Plus, we dive into trade speculation, lineup decisions, and the rising playoff odds that add even more intrigue to Vancouver’s season.

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On The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the latest drama surrounding the Canucks, from Jim Rutherford’s media comments to the team’s playoff push. With a crucial matchup against Nashville, they discuss what effort level and body language we’ll see and whether Thatcher Demko can rise to the occasion in a high-stakes start. They also examine Brock Boeser’s uncertain future, as trade talks are on hold until the Miller-Pettersson situation is resolved. Plus, with the Predators favored despite their record, is the market losing faith in Vancouver?

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On Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance dive into the latest on the Canucks, including Thatcher Demko’s struggles and the team’s ongoing turmoil. With Demko posting the second-worst adjusted save percentage in the league, Vancouver is desperate for him to bounce back. They also discuss Dakota Joshua’s return and whether there’s any hope that Miller and Pettersson can still coexist. Jason Bukala joins to analyze Rick Tocchet’s role in the team’s issues, the long-term outlook for Demko, and what it will take to rebuild a winning culture in Vancouver.

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On The Crossover, Jamie Dodd, Thomas Drance, Don Taylor, and Rick Dhaliwal discuss the state of the Canucks following Jim Rutherford’s blunt assessment of the core. With the team taking one step forward and two steps back, the trade market is heating up, and there’s uncertainty over whether Vancouver will move Miller, Pettersson, or both. The chaos surrounding the organization raises concerns about Quinn Hughes' long-term future, as he’s made it clear he doesn’t want to be part of a rebuild. They also examine Rick Tocchet’s expiring contract and whether both he and the Canucks will want to continue their relationship beyond this season.

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss the tension surrounding the Canucks' top players and management’s potential next steps. They explore the strained dynamic between JT Miller and Elias Pettersson, with Quinn Hughes stepping up despite the turmoil. Guest Landon Ferraro shares insights on how players might react to recent comments from Jim Rutherford and the challenges of replacing top centers. The episode also touches on the future of the team, the possibility of major trades, and the long-term goal of convincing Quinn Hughes to stay in Vancouver.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance react to the Jim Rutherford interview with Gary Mason. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks navigating turbulent waters as trade talks swirl around JT Miller and Elias Pettersson, with reports of near-deals involving the Hurricanes and Martin Necas. Despite Quinn Hughes’ standout performances, Vancouver struggles offensively and faces questions about the future of its core players, including Brock Boeser and Thatcher Demko. Join us as we unpack the Canucks’ trade scenarios, tonight’s critical matchup against the Blues, and how management’s shifting strategy could shape the team’s identity moving forward with Guests Iain MacIntyre and Adnan Virk.

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Jamie and Thomas dissect the chaos surrounding the Vancouver Canucks. JT Miller and Elias Pettersson remain on the roster despite trade rumors heating up, while Quinn Hughes shines in a pivotal win over the Capitals. Plus, we preview tonight’s matchup against the Blues and explore the Canucks’ playoff push, with their chances climbing to 70% after a big weekend.

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Jamie and Thomas dive deep into the Canucks’ continued struggles, including their 6-2 drubbing in Edmonton, and the ongoing JT Miller saga. We question the hesitation around trading Miller, explore what’s truly at stake, and examine whether holding onto the core is just an excuse to avoid tough decisions. Plus, updates on playoff odds, rumors swirling around Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser, and the reality of the Canucks’ plummeting postseason hopes.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss JT Miller still a Canuck, with trade rumors involving the Rangers and Hurricanes dominating the headlines. Tonight, the Canucks face the Oilers in a so-called revenge game—who’s taking revenge on whom, and why? ESPN's Greg Wyshynski joins us to discuss the Oilers' frustrations, Miller’s trade market, and what’s next for a Canucks team stuck in limbo. Plus, pre-game insights from Rick Tocchet and a look at the playoff picture.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks hitting another low point, falling 6-2 in Edmonton, as debates rage about the future of JT Miller and the team's direction. Are fans too afraid of a trade, or is management just making excuses to avoid tough decisions? We break down Miller’s value, playoff odds, and what it means for the team’s core going forward. Plus, trade rumors surrounding Elias Pettersson, Brock Boeser, and Miller, along with insights from Kevin Woodley and Dimitri Filipovic on the Canucks' strategy, betting angles, and upcoming challenges.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the latest on JT Miller’s future as a Canuck amid swirling trade rumors involving the Hurricanes and Rangers. We also preview tonight’s showdown against the Oilers—bizarrely framed as a revenge match—and question whether it’s really about revenge or something else entirely. Plus, with the Canucks’ playoff chances hanging at 69%, we ask: is this the moment they can finally turn their season around?

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In this episode of The Whiteboard with Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance, the Canucks drop a 3-2 decision to the Sabres at home, marked by a lack of energy and effort. JT Miller stood out early, while Pettersson, Boeser, and Hughes had dynamic moments in the second period, but the team couldn't maintain momentum. Rick Tocchet's audio from practice reveals his frustration with the players, as no lineup changes were made and Silovs was reassigned to Abbotsford.

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On this episode of Canucks Talk with Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance, the hosts dissect the Canucks' lackluster performance in their loss to Buffalo, highlighting the team's ongoing struggles with accountability, consistency, and energy. They discuss the Canucks' failure to win back-to-back games for almost eight weeks despite their talent level, along with issues like defensive lapses and a lack of cohesion on the ice. Rick Tocchet's efforts to address the team's longstanding flaws are praised, but the hosts stress that the core players need to push each other and take responsibility. Jason Bukala joins to analyze the Canucks’ lack of perseverance and competitiveness, their challenges with special teams, and the missed opportunity to capitalize on Quinn Hughes' elite season.

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On this episode of The Crossover with Jamie Dodd, Thomas Drance, Don Taylor, and Rick Dhaliwal, the crew breaks down the Canucks' struggles after a disappointing loss to the Sabres, marking eight weeks without back-to-back wins. They analyze the lack of energy in the arena, the toll this season has taken on both the players and Rick Tocchet, and the persistent issues within the team's core. The panel also discusses JT Miller trade rumors and their impact, speculation about the Canucks' willingness to take futures in a deal, and the noticeable absence of Ian Clarke in the goalie department. Despite the challenges, they explore the possibility of pivotal moments for Miller or Pettersson during the 4 Nations tournament.

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the ongoing JT Miller trade speculation, exploring conflicting reports and his potential interest in moving to an Eastern U.S. team. They analyze the Canucks’ fluctuating performance dynamics and how the Miller saga impacts the team. Paul Hamilton joins to discuss the Sabres’ struggles, including their reliance on young talent and GM Kevyn Adams’ hot seat. The hosts also touch on Rick Tocchet's roster adjustments, Demko’s return to form, and the possibility of Aatu Raty getting another NHL opportunity.

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In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance put a bow on the Myers-McDavid suspensions and fallout. They delve into the Canucks' quarter-century team and highlight they players they felt like could and should have made the team. 

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Jamie and Thomas  break down the drama surrounding the Vancouver Canucks as a potential JT Miller trade seemed imminent before their victory over the Edmonton Oilers. With trade talks intensifying, including interest from the Rangers and Carolina Hurricanes, we explore the growing pressure to make a move and what it means for the team’s future. Plus, Daily Faceoff's Jonny Lazarus joins to discuss the Canucks-Rangers potential deals and Canucks GM Patrik Allvin discusses the current state of the roster, the playoff picture, and whether the core group is still the way forward.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the whirlwind weekend for the Vancouver Canucks, where a potential JT Miller trade seemed imminent before a solid win over the Edmonton Oilers. Reports suggest the Rangers were close to landing Miller, but complications with first-round pick conditions and other suitors, including the Carolina Hurricanes, have kept the deal in limbo. With playoff hopes still alive, the Canucks now face a critical crossroads: do they stick with this core or shift focus to next season?

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The Canucks hit a new low with a 5-1 home loss to the Kings, leaving fans frustrated and management facing tough questions. Is it time for a major shake-up, or can the team salvage this season? Jamie is joined by Jason Bukala and Landon Ferraro as they explore big-picture issues, the potential for blockbuster trades, and why this level of play isn’t sustainable—for the team or the fanbase.

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The Canucks are in free fall after a 5-1 blowout loss to the Kings. Jamie dives into the big-picture issues plaguing the team—unsustainable play, lack of star performances, and a disconnect with fans. What should management do to steer the franchise in a new direction? Tune in for analysis, insights, and potential paths forward as the Canucks grapple with their identity.

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The Canucks face the Kings for the first time since Tanner Jeannot’s controversial hit on Brock Boeser—will there be fireworks or focus? Jamie is joined by guests Brendan Batchelor and Landon Ferraro as they explore what it means for the team to rally behind their own standard, whether that’s dropping gloves or playing smart hockey. With the playoff race heating up, this game is a crucial test of the Canucks' ability to elevate when it matters most.

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Jamie dives into the Canucks’ pivotal home matchup against the LA Kings. With tensions high after Tanner Jeannot's hit on Brock Boeser in their last meeting, we discuss how Vancouver should respond and what it will take to galvanize the team. Plus, lineup updates, key matchups, and a breakdown of what the Canucks need to do to secure a crucial win as they fight for a playoff spot.

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Jamie is joined by  Donnie and Dhali for the Crossover as they dissect the Canucks’ alarming lack of pushback in blowouts and debate whether this core has what it takes to contend for the Stanley Cup. Are Hughes, Pettersson, Miller, and Boeser capable of leading this team, or is it time for a major shakeup? With the playoffs still within reach, we explore whether this group can rebound—or if they’re destined for another season of disappointment. Special guest Randip Janda joins to break it all down.

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks' crushing 6-1 loss to Winnipeg and explore what it reveals about the team's resilience—or lack thereof. Are repeated blowouts and a lack of pushback signs of deeper cultural issues within the core? As trade rumors swirl around JT Miller and Elias Pettersson, we ask the hard questions about this team's ability to evolve and contend for the Stanley Cup. Tune in for analysis, lineup updates, and a playoff picture check-in as the Canucks fight to stay in the race.

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Jamie previews the Canucks’ critical matchup against the Winnipeg Jets as they aim to finish their road trip on a high note. With Filip Hronek returning to the lineup, we explore how the Canucks can handle Winnipeg's depth and whether Pettersson, Hughes, and company can solve Hellebuyck. Plus, insights from Sean Gentille and Landon Ferraro on the Canucks’ playoff chances, trade rumors, and strategies for success heading into the second half of the season.

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks’ measuring-stick matchup against the Winnipeg Jets as they wrap up their five-game road trip. With Filip Hronek back in the lineup, can the Canucks outmatch Winnipeg’s depth and solve Connor Hellebuyck? Plus, we explore the big questions around lineup decisions, the playoff race, and whether Hronek and Hughes should become a permanent pairing.

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Filip Hronek is back in practice, bringing the Canucks closer to full health—will his return unlock their full potential? With Hughes, Pettersson, Miller, Demko, Boeser, and Hronek finally aligned, Jamie Dodd  examines whether the team can reach a higher gear offensively. Shayna Goldman joins to talk about league trends, Hughes' Hart Trophy candidacy, and the Canucks’ ceiling, while Randip Janda weighs in on midseason surprises, disappointments, and how Hronek’s return could impact the playoff race.

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The Canucks inch closer to full health as Filip Hronek returns to practice in Winnipeg—could he play tomorrow? With their core players finally aligning for the first time this season, we ask: can this team hit a higher gear offensively? Jamie Dodd breaks down recent games, Elias Pettersson's elite two-way performance, and the playoff implications of their low-event playing style.

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Josh and Thomas talk about The Canucks facing off against the Hurricanes tonight, a team navigating a grueling 5-games-in-7-nights stretch. With Dustin Tokarski in net for Carolina and Thatcher Demko making his return for Vancouver, this matchup feels primed for the Canucks to capitalize. We dive into Elias Pettersson's anticipated return, how Demko might handle Carolina's east-west attack post-injury, and the organizational frustration surrounding Petey's situation. Plus, we touch on reports of a rift between Marchand and Pastrnak in Boston and the Bruins’ swift response to quash the rumors. They are joined by guests Dimitri Filipovic and Vancouver Giants GM Barclay Parneta to discuss their play as of late and moves made in the trade deadline.

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Josh and Thomas preview the Canucks face off against the Hurricanes tonight, a team navigating a grueling 5-games-in-7-nights stretch. With Dustin Tokarski in net for Carolina and Thatcher Demko making his return for Vancouver, this matchup feels primed for the Canucks to capitalize. We dive into Elias Pettersson's anticipated return, how Demko might handle Carolina's east-west attack post-injury, and the organizational frustration surrounding Petey's situation. Plus, we touch on reports of a rift between Marchand and Pastrnak in Boston and the Bruins’ swift response to quash the rumors.

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Jamie talks about the Vancouver Canucks dropping another overtime heartbreaker, falling 2-1 to the Capitals, but there are positive takeaways despite the frustration. We break down one of their strongest periods of the season and discuss what this team can learn as they push to define their identity amidst injuries. Guests Thomas Hickey and Randip Janda and Thomas Drance join to weigh in on the Canucks' recent play, Elias Pettersson's impact, and the importance of effort versus performance in their quest for consistency.

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Jamie dissects another frustrating OT loss for the Canucks, falling 2-1 to the Capitals despite an impressive second period. There’s reason for optimism, as Vancouver showed flashes of offensive pressure, but the team must find a way to sustain that level consistently. Plus, we break down the latest trade chatter, lineup updates, and playoff odds as the Canucks continue to battle through a season full of challenges. 

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks’ matchup against Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals, with Ovechkin just 22 goals shy of Gretzky’s all-time record. We break down Filip Hronek’s conditioning stint, the Canucks’ playoff chances, and what their new partnership with Seattle means for the Young Stars tournament. Plus, trade buzz around J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson heats up, and we highlight Elias Pettersson (D)’s AHL All-Star nod.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks taking on Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals in Washington tonight, with Ovechkin chasing history just 22 goals shy of Gretzky’s all-time record. They cover the latest on Filip Hronek’s conditioning stint, trade rumors swirling around J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson, and the Canucks’ new partnership with Seattle, which puts the Penticton Young Stars tournament on hold. Plus, insights from Jason Bukala on World Juniors standouts, prospect development, and whether Jonathan Lekkerimaki is ready for an NHL debut.

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On this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down Quinn Hughes’ impact, Elias Pettersson’s potential return, and Lekkerimaki’s standout performance with his second NHL goal. Brendan Batchelor joins to discuss Rick Tocchet’s frustrations, the Canucks’ offensive struggles, and the importance of the current road trip. They also analyze J.T. Miller’s best game of the season, Hughes’ injury struggles, and the team’s playoff chances amidst a challenging season. Plus, insights on Nils Höglander and a special interview with Sarah Nurse about the PWHL Take Over Tour in Vancouver.

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In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance look back at another blown-lead-loss, this time at the hands of the Montreal Canadiens. They talk about the return of Quinn Hughes from injury and Jonathan Lekkerimaki's standout performance. They also talk about Elias Pettersson creeping closer to a return. 

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Vancouver Canucks kicking off a challenging five-game road trip tonight in Montreal, facing a red-hot Habs team that has won seven of their last nine. With Quinn Hughes a game-time decision and Elias Pettersson addressing the season's scrutiny, the Canucks enter a crucial stretch that could define their playoff hopes. Guests Kevin Woodley and Kyle Bukauskus join to break down the team's lineup changes, trade buzz, and playoff positioning in this pivotal moment for Vancouver.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks kicking off a challenging five-game road trip tonight in Montreal, facing a red-hot Habs team that’s won seven of their last nine. With Quinn Hughes a game-time decision and Elias Pettersson addressing both performance expectations and his commitment to Vancouver, all eyes are on the team as they navigate this crucial stretch of the season.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks outlasting the Kraken with a 4-3 shootout win, as Kevin Lankinen shines in relief of Thatcher Demko, who left the game with back spasms. They break down the team’s strong performance, J.T. Miller’s ice-time nuances, and Rick Tocchet’s latest lineup updates. Plus, we unpack the latest Pettersson and Miller trade rumors, playoff odds, and insights from Landon Ferraro on locker room dynamics and World Junior standouts.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks edging out a 4-3 shootout win against the Kraken, despite another third-period stumble. They discuss Thatcher Demko's exit, Kevin Lankinen's stellar relief performance, and intriguing ice-time dynamics for J.T. Miller. Plus, they dive into Pettersson/Miller trade speculation, lineup updates, and what the latest playoff odds mean for the Canucks’ postseason hopes.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks entering the New Year mired in drama, with tensions rising around Elias Pettersson, J.T. Miller, and critiques from former players like Brad Richardson. They touch on Elliotte Friedman's reports that the turmoil is spreading across the roster, leaving leaders like Quinn Hughes and coach Rick Tocchet visibly frustrated. As the Canucks grapple with injuries and middling performances 40 games into the season, They explore whether this team can stabilize or if internal struggles will derail their year—plus, Alison Lukan joins to analyze how the Canucks' trajectory compares to the Kraken’s past rise.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks starting the new year in a precarious spot, grappling with injuries to stars Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson and dwindling playoff hopes after just one win in their last six games. They get into GM Patrik Allvin’s candid interview, where he critiqued the team’s top forwards and hinted at potential trade options, underscores the uncertainty surrounding their future. As they face the Kraken tonight in Seattle, they ask the big question: can the Canucks realistically transition from a solid playoff team to a true Stanley Cup contender, or is this season already slipping away?

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Thomas and Josh talk about the Canucks  tough road trip, dropping to Vegas 3-1 and showing concerning offensive inefficiency, ranking last in the league for generated shots and chances. The absence of Filip Hronek has exposed gaps in the defense, with Quinn Hughes struggling without a reliable puck-moving partner, leading to possible solutions like pairing him with Erik Brannstrom. Dimitri Filipovic breaks down the team's recent decline, highlighting defensive mistakes, the failed experiment with bigger defencemen, and the urgent need for a top-4 defenseman moving forward.

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Josh and Thomas break down the Vancouver Canucks' lack of offensive generation, highlighting that no team is creating fewer 5-on-5 opportunities. They explore the defense struggles, debating who can be trusted alongside Hughes and Myers, with Thomas suggesting a bold move to pair Brännström with Hughes. The discussion turns to trade possibilities, focusing on what it would take to acquire Bowen Byram to address the team's dire need for a puck-moving defenseman.

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 Thomas and Josh talk about the Canucks dropping an overtime loss in Utah, raising more questions about their power play, especially why Elias Pettersson is  on PP2 despite his talent. They dive into the ongoing JT Miller and Pettersson situation, the team’s power-play struggles, and the Canucks’ search for defensive upgrades ahead of the roster freeze. Iain MacIntyre joins to discuss system issues, the impact of Filip Hronek's absence, and whether Quinn Hughes deserves another Norris nomination, plus a preview of tonight's game against the Golden Knights.

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Josh and Thomas talk about  the Canucks overtime loss to the Utah Hockey Club, coming away with just one point. The ongoing saga between JT Miller and Elias Pettersson continues, with both on different power-play units, sparking questions about their relationship and the team's strategy. They dive into the power-play struggles, why Pettersson is on PP2, and whether the Canucks will make any moves before the roster freeze, as they explore defensive upgrades amid trade talks.

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Thomas talks about The Canucks facing a serious matchup against a young and skilled opponent in Utah as trade talks heat up ahead of the holiday freeze, with no guarantees of a deal getting done in time. Silovs heads back to Abbotsford, while PDG and Karlsson join the big club, reinforcing depth. Thomas remains confident in the Canucks as a playoff team but discusses whether their Cup-winning potential has dimmed.

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Thomas is joined by Donnie and Dhali as they talk about the Canucks making moves ahead of the Christmas roster freeze, searching for a top-four defenseman and potentially a winger to replace Boeser if an extension doesn't materialize. They question the puzzling decision to sign Hoglander to a 3x3 deal only to play him on the fourth line and dive into the frustrations of Tocchet's battles with inconsistency. Later, Thomas Drance joins for a mailbag segment, and Jason Bukala breaks down the Utah system, Ian Cole’s fit, and the overlooked importance of middle-six forwards as the Canucks face critical challenges ahead of the playoffs.

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Sean Gentille from The Athletic joins to discuss the ups and downs across the NHL, including the Rangers’ struggles with Kaapo Kakko and Buffalo's long-term roster challenges. Jamie and Thomas analyze the Canucks’ inconsistency, the importance of Thatcher Demko’s return, and January’s potential for roster moves, including decisions on key UFAs like Boeser and Suter. They explore the Canucks’ needs for wingers and defensemen, while praising management for untangling their cap issues. Plus, creative Canucks fan chants, thoughts on potential acquisitions like Taylor Hall, and highlights from Vancouver's strong effort against Nathan MacKinnon’s line.

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On this episode of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss Kiefer Sherwood's impressive start to the season and his potential to hit 20-30 goals. They explore the Canucks' search for a right-shot winger, evaluating options like Mathieu Olivier, Nick Bjugstad, Rickard Rakell, and even Taylor Hall or Kaapo Kakko. With Rutherford's preference for reliable players and Drance urging bold moves, they debate how the Canucks should approach their next big acquisition.

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On this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance welcome Landon Ferraro to break down the Canucks’ recent struggles, focusing on the troubling lack of consistency and emotional investment from key players. They explore the mental toll of elevated roles, potential generational divides in the locker room, and what it will take for the team to regain confidence. Plus, they preview the Canucks’ matchup against the Avalanche, the importance of a strong forecheck, and Max Sasson’s impact in the top six. With a pivotal week ahead, can the Canucks re-establish themselves as contenders or risk falling out of the playoff picture?

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On this episode of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance dive into the Canucks' struggles after a troubling loss to the Bruins. They discuss whether the team’s season is at a tipping point, with coach Rick Tocchet calling out the players' lack of commitment to the game plan and Jim Rutherford hinting that the roster needs more depth to contend. As trade speculation around Elias Pettersson swirls, the hosts debate the potential implications of a blockbuster deal. Plus, with this week being a critical inflection point, will the Canucks solidify their playoff ambitions or find themselves battling for a wildcard spot?

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks win over the Panthers including some of the standout performances. They also get into the return of JT Miller and his immediate impact upon his return and how Derek Forbort was effective on the blue line.

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Jamie and Thomas debate whether Thatcher Demko should face the Bruins, or does Kevin Lankinen deserve another shot after his shutout? They dive into the Canucks' goaltending strategy, the implications for Demko's recovery, and what future contracts might look like for both netminders. Plus they are joined by Dimitri Filipovic to evaluate Vancouver's standing in the Pacific Division, the challenges of facing elite opponents, and wrap up with a festive debate on drafting the best Christmas movies.

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Jamie and Drance discuss J.T. Miller’s return and how his elite faceoff skills can help the Canucks. They explore Nils Hoglander’s offensive potential. Brendan Batchelor joins to talk lineup changes, Miller’s impact, and his pre-game rituals. Later, David Dwork previews the Canucks vs. Panthers matchup. Hear from Rick Tocchet on game day and an in-depth breakdown of Brock Boeser’s career trajectory and crucial UFA decision ahead.

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Jamie and Drance dive into the latest Vancouver Canucks news, including J.T. Miller's return to the lineup after a 10-game absence. They break down the team’s performance without him and react to his post-practice comments. Plus, they discuss trade rumors involving Vincent Desharnais and what they could mean for the Canucks’ future.

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Jamie and Thomas break down Brock Boeser’s contract demands, arguing that his $8.2M ask isn’t unreasonable and discussing the looming pressure of the trade deadline for unsigned players. They analyze why the overwhelming likelihood is that Boeser stays and share thoughts on Heinen and Forbort earning opportunities to reclaim their spots in the lineup.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Dhali for the weekly crossover as they dive into Rick Tocchet's odd reaction to media praise for Elias Pettersson and the team's lack of energy with Thatcher Demko's return. They explore Brock Boeser's contract situation, the potential for an extension, and the possibility of Minnesota swooping in if no deal is reached. Jason Bukala joins to discuss the Canucks' untapped potential, Pettersson’s growth versus cap expectations, and why this team could be a "sleeping giant" ready to make noise if they make the playoffs.

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Thomas and Josh talk about Thatcher Demko's season debut tonight against the Blues. Plus they get into the latest on JT Miller and  him rejoining the team in practice tomorrow. They also debate the state of the Norris race and whether Quinn Hughes would be the candidate for it again this year. 

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 Could swapping Makar with Hughes make the Avalanche even better? Josh and Thomas debate the Makar vs Hughes discussion and get into The Canucks' injuries derailing their plans, but with Miller returning soon and Hronek still out for six weeks, there’s no urgency to make a drastic trade. Later in the show they are joined by Lou Korac to discuss the St.Louis Blues and play Tocchet’s audio which leads into a breakdown of individual performances, from Brannstrom’s dip in form to Friedman’s underrated defense and Soucy’s recent surge. 

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance talk about Pius Suter's increasing value and versatile play, and what his next contract could be. Then Kevin Woodley joins the show to chat about the trade swapping Mackenzie Blackwood and Alexander Georgiev, before taking a look at Thatcher Demko and his imminent return. Finally, they break down the pros and cons of re-signing Brock Boeser, and what options the Canucks have with the star forward.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance discuss the Canucks latest struggles at home, how aggressive management should be in targeting fixes for the team, and a trade between Colorado and San Jose.

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Josh and Thomas Discuss Thatcher Demko's return to the Canucks lineup as he backs up Lankinen tonight, exploring how his recovery and potential rust could impact his game. They are also joined by Brendan Batchelor as they preview the six-game homestand kicking off against the Blue Jackets, setting fair expectations for the Canucks to secure at least 8 points and stay competitive in the Pacific Division race. Plus, they break down the implications of the Trouba trade and how it positions the Rangers with $8M in cap space with Dimitri Filipovic.

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Josh and Thomas discuss the Canucks kicking off a six-game home stand against the Blue Jackets tonight, with Thatcher Demko backing up Lankinen as he works his way back from injury. They discuss realistic expectations for the home stretch, what it will take for the Canucks to stay competitive in the Pacific Division, and how Demko's return could impact the team's trajectory. Plus, they break down the ripple effects of the Rangers freeing up $8 million in cap space with the Jacob Trouba trade.

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Thomas and Josh are joined by Pete Blackburn to discuss the 4 Nations Face-Off Tournament rosters, which NHL players are the most media savvy and his thoughts on the Canucks. They dive into Thatcher Demko's return and how Kevin Lankinen has performed in such a way that has added much more expected value than many expected. 

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Thomas and Josh talk about  Thatcher Demko looking closer to a season debut. They also get into the latest teams who have shown interest in Nils Hoglander  and discuss the Canucks roster implications with the team's absences.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the latest Canucks news. JT Miller "not being traded" according to Jim Rutherford, how to handle the Canucks defense while Hronek is out, and which fringe "in-between" players have the best shot of sticking in Vancouver.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Donnie and Dhali to talk about the latest updates to JT Miller, what will happen with Filip Hronek after his unspecified procedure, and the questions surrounding transparency in the NHL. Then Jason Bukala joins to chat about the hottest prospects in this upcoming draft, what players the Canucks should target with their picks, and trade targets around the league. 

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Corey Pronman to talk about the Canadian World Junior roster, and the controversial snubs from the team. Then they take a look around the league, discussing how there is more parity than ever in the NHL, and how no team has truly established themselves as the best. Lastly, it's time to step into the GM shoes as the guys discuss potential Canuck trade targets. Also, pigeons.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss who the best Hart candidates are at this point in the season, and whether or not Quinn Hughes should be in that conversation. Then it's addressing the growing JT Miller rumours, before a look around the league.

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Jamie and Thomas  break down the Canucks’ recent surge in the Pacific Division despite missing key players and explore the implications of Demko’s anticipated Friday return and Hronek’s injury updates. Landon Ferraro joins to highlight standout performances from Suter, Garland, and Pettersson while addressing the challenges on the backend and Hoglander’s struggles. Plus, they dive into Rick Tocchet's thoughts on the team's defensive depth and the brilliance of Quinn Hughes, who continues to shine as a potential MVP candidate.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about The Canucks continuing their climb in the Pacific Division, overcoming key absences while keeping pace with strong competition. They also discuss why a Friday home debut for Thatcher Demko makes the most sense, USA Hockey's expectations for JT Miller at the 4 Nations Tournament, and the latest on Filip Hronek's injury evaluation. Plus, Nils Höglander is drawing trade interest from the Penguins and Capitals—what could this mean for Vancouver?

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Brendan Batchelor joins Jamie to break down the Canucks' current struggles and the challenges they face with playoff hopes still alive. With the team battling injuries, including Filip Hronek’s absence, and defensive issues mounting, can Vancouver hang on? They discuss recent roster moves, including sending down Arshdeep Bains and calling up Mark Friedman, as well as the team’s need for a trade. What type of move should the Canucks make—depth or a big splash? Plus, we dive into Nils Höglander’s dwindling role, his potential as a trade chip, and whether the Canucks can turn their offensive struggles around. Satiar Shah also joins the conversation to talk about the playoff race, the challenges of acquiring defensemen in a weak trade market.

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Join us for your daily deep dive into the Vancouver Canucks! In this episode, Jamie breaks down Filip Hronek's injury and its potential impact on the Canucks’ defensive lineup. How will Vancouver adapt to this setback? Plus, we dive into updates on Arturs Silovs and Thatcher Demko and take a closer look at the latest playoff standings.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks taking on the Penguins and how this can be their chance to regain offensive confidence. They also talk about the  the downswing of an aging curve. 

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Jamie and Thomas  break down a tough night for the Canucks defensively and analyze the challenges of balancing their defensive lineup. They also explore how the team can rebuild offensive confidence after a lackluster showing against Boston. Plus, a deeper conversation on the often-overlooked realities of players dealing with the downswing of their aging curves.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance dive into the latest buzz around the Vancouver Canucks as they prepare to face the Boston Bruins. They discuss the Bruins' resilience and whether a coaching change could give them an edge. From Jim Montgomery’s surprising exit to J.T. Miller’s growth and Allvin’s praise, they explore intriguing storylines both on and off the ice. Plus, a quirky revelation from Bruce Boudreau about his Cameo ban during his Canucks tenure.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks vs. Bruins matchup and explore whether Boston will benefit from a new coach bump, while diving into the puzzling success of the Bruins and Jim Montgomery’s curious exit. Jannik Hansen shares his insights on concussions, Pettersson’s sky-high expectations, and the rarity of finding breakout stars like Burrows. Plus, they evaluate the Canucks' lineup, from Carson Soucy’s struggles to Höglander’s potential for top-six minutes, and debate early takes on the Sherwood-Pettersson pairing.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Kevin Woodley to explore the Canucks’ evolving identity, including the defensive depth stepping up in Hughes’ absence and Silovs’ bounce-back performance. They spotlight the dynamic Pettersson-Sherwood-DeBrusk line, with Sherwood thriving in an elevated role, and debate impactful signings and Demko’s progress toward a return. Woodley offers insights into what a healthy Demko’s workload might look like. Plus, Boeser’s potential comeback and fun line name suggestions like "Depeche Mode" and "The Costco Guys" round out the episode.

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The Whiteboard dives into the Canucks’ impressive 4-3 win over the Senators, kicking off their six-game road trip on a high note despite missing key players like Miller and Boeser and losing Hughes early in the game. Jamie and Thomas break down the defensive effort, the dominance of the Pettersson-Sherwood-DeBrusk line, and the growing optimism in the locker room. They also discuss the controversial Hughes hit, potential lineup shifts, and playoff projections. Plus, reports of Rangers’ struggles and trade rumors add an intriguing NHL-wide twist.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance analyze the Canucks’ defensive pairings, debate whether the team should sacrifice young players for rental pieces, and assess the current trade market. Would the Canucks make a move just to "shake things up"? Abbotsford Canucks GM Ryan Johnson joins the show to discuss Max Sasson’s development, Manny Malhotra’s impact, Jonathan Lekkerimäki, the young defensive core, and Danila Klimovich. Later, Dimitri Filipovic stops by to go around the NHL, covering the Sens, Bruins, Canucks, and even drafting “sick activities.”

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance preview the Canucks’ upcoming six-game road trip. They explore potential trade targets, including whether Nikita Zadorov could be a realistic option. Plus, betting odds for the matchup against Ottawa and key lineup notes ahead of the road trip.

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Sportsnet 650's play-by-play announcer Brendan Batchelor joins the show as the guys preview the Canucks’ upcoming six-game road trip. Who will step up, and who’s most important to the team’s success? They also debate whether it’s just a matter of time for Jake DeBrusk to find his game and discuss why Drance wants Pettersson to show a little “rah rah” on this trip. Later, NHL writer John Matisz from The Score weighs in on the Bruins’ coaching change, who’s next on the hot seat, the Canucks’ road trip challenges, and the state of the Pacific Division.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance dive into the latest headlines for the Vancouver Canucks. Topics include Thatcher Demko's re-injury risk, Max Sasson's call-up, a potential opportunity for Nils Höglander, and key lineup notes.

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Jamie and Drance highlight all things Vancouver Canucks. Hear from Coach Tocchet at practice and an update on Thatcher Demko's progress.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance kick off the show by breaking down the Canucks’ loss to the NY Rangers. Donnie and Dhali join for the weekly crossover to recap last night’s game, highlighting the positives, including Sherwood’s strong play, DeBrusk’s need for improvement, whether Hoglander is in Tocchet’s doghouse, and all things Canucks. Jamie and Drance also explore potential top-six line combinations. Later, Sportsnet’s Jason Bukala joins to discuss the Canucks’ performance, concerns about DeBrusk, Lekkerimaki’s first impressions, and the latest Canucks trade rumors.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Landon Ferraro who weighs in on the Canucks’ challenges with JT Miller out of the lineup and the importance of chemistry on the power play. Jonny Lazarus joins to discuss the Adam Fox vs. Quinn Hughes debate, the Bruins’ decision to fire Jim Montgomery, and the team’s uncanny resilience. Plus, they delve into the off-ice struggles affecting 20% of the roster, the Canucks’ chances against the Rangers, and the mystery surrounding JT Miller’s absence.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about JT Miller taking a leave of absence from the team for personal reasons. They also talk about the Canucks wrapping up a six game home stand against a very good New York Rangers team tonight at Rogers Arena and how the Canucks need a win tonight to go .500 on the home stand.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Iain MacIntyre to discuss the Canucks' struggles when key players like J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson are off their game. They dive into the implications of a potential salary cap increase and how it could reshape trade strategies, as teams position themselves for future gains. Additionally, they explore the Canucks' defensive lineup and the importance of maintaining momentum as they strive for consistency amidst a challenging season.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks splitting a back-to-back set at home, but do little to ease concerns about their form. They also talk about Rick Tocchet benching JT Miller and the team's PK struggles against Nashville. This leaves them wondering what has actually been the most fun game the team has played this season 

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks suffering a crushing 5-2 defeat to the Islanders, with Jonathan Lekkerimäki's debut goal as the lone highlight of the night. They are joined by Dimitri Filipovic and Brendan Batchelor as he gives the latest post-practice notes and they get into  Rick Tocchet taking the blame for the team's lifeless performance, raising questions about Vancouver's intensity in critical games. 

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Jamie and Thomas recap the 5-2 to Canucks loss to the Islanders including Rick Tocchet's apology to the fans for their home performance this season, Lekkerimaki's first NHL goal and the lineup notes from practice today.  

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Gemma Karstens-Smith to talk about Dakota Joshua's return, Elias Pettersson's improvements and her assessment of the team this season. They also discuss Kevin Lankinen's starts, Aatu Raty's revenge game against his former team and  Hear from Coach Rick Tocchet. 

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks hosting Bo Horvat and the Islanders tonight at Rogers Arena. They also discuss Dakota Joshua's return and Elias Pettersson's improvement of play.  

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Jamie and Thomas talk about JT Miller battling through adversity to deliver a standout performance, while Lekkerimaki impresses in his debut by fulfilling Tocchet's directives. The crew debates whether there's a spot in the top six for Lekkerimaki or if he'd be better off developing elsewhere. Plus, Thomas Drance weighs in on Hoglander’s future and makes the case for Dakota Joshua’s impending debut.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Dhali as they debate Ryan Kesler's eligibility for the Ring of Honour.  Ryan Kesler also joins as he shares his regrets about leaving the Canucks and coaching. They also discuss Lekkerimaki’s resilient performance under pressure, highlighting his hockey IQ and potential, along with Sherwood’s standout game. Jason Bukala joins to analyze Lekkerimaki’s debut, Pettersson’s physical play, and the Canucks’ playoff potential, while also sharing thoughts on the impact of the CHL/NCAA collaboration on player development.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Pat Steinberg as they talk about the impact of Anthony Mantha's loss on the Flames, highlighting his inconsistency and the opportunity it opens for Matt Coronato. Steinberg emphasizes the need for improvements in the Calgary Flames power play and penalty kill while contemplating potential trades as the deadline approaches. Later they get into the Canucks goaltending situation with Kevin Woodley and the importance of young players like Lekkerimaki, and the coaching dynamics with Tocchet as the team navigates its roster and performance challenges.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks game tonight versus the Flames, which include Jonathan Lekkerimaki set to make his NHL debut! They also talk about Brock Boeser's mystery timeline and lineup notes ahead of the game.  

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Kyle Bukauskas joins Jamie Dodd to discuss the Montreal Canadiens’ critical 6-5 win over Buffalo, addressing fan frustration with the organization’s shifting focus from rebuilding to competing. Bukauskas notes that, while some suggest tanking to secure top prospect James Hagens, the team’s roster may not be weak enough to guarantee high lottery odds. He also covers Travis Green’s impact in Ottawa, where he enforces higher expectations on young players, which they seem to embrace despite growing pains. Later, Landon Ferraro joins Dodd, and they analyze the Canucks’ recent loss to Edmonton, the team’s struggles with consistency, and the heavy responsibilities placed on J.T. Miller.

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Jamie Dodd discusses several major updates on the Vancouver Canucks. The team traded Daniel Sprong to Seattle and called up 2022 first-round pick Jonathan Lekkerimaki, who is expected to develop his offensive game under Rick Tocchet's guidance. Lekkerimaki's debut marks a milestone for GM Patrik Allvin and Jim Rutherford, being their first draft pick to reach the NHL for Vancouver. Jamie also highlight Elias Pettersson's impressive performance against Edmonton, noting his potential to regain consistency as the team approaches a stretch of home games.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Landon Ferraro as he shares his discomfort over Tanner Jeannot's hit on Brock Boeser and explores how players and officials should respond in such situations, especially when it impacts team dynamics. Jamie and Thomas then discuss the Canucks’ confidence boost from their road trip, spotlighting Quinn Hughes’ stellar performance and Jake DeBrusk’s scoring streak, as well as potential risks facing the Oilers in their upcoming playoff rematch. Wrapping up, they analyze lineup changes if Boeser is out, weigh options like Lekkerimaki and Sherwood, and question whether Elias Pettersson is fully tapping into his superstar potential.

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks first ever California sweep. They go into detail about Quinn Hughes' excellence and make comps from other sports on how incredible he is. they also discuss Tanner Jeannot's hit on Brock Boeser and get into some lineup notes.

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Thomas is joined by Vancouver Giants head coach Manny Viveiros as they dive into the success of the Giants, breaking the misconception of being purely a high-flying team and emphasizing their defensive-first approach to achieve balanced play. He discusses the challenge of getting young players to buy into a defense-first mentality, highlighting the standout two-way performance of Cameron Schmidt, who leads the league in goals. Dimitri Filipovic joins for the last hour, where they rank Pacific division teams into competitive tiers and praises Vegas for its depth and cap-savvy roster moves, while expressing disappointment with Anaheim's current lineup.

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Thomas previews the Canucks game in Los Angeles. He dives into the LA Kings play this season and how it's vastly improved from last year. Hear the latest post practice notes and what the lineup will look like ahead of the game.

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Thomas is joined by Dan Murphy to get the latest from Canucks practice in Los Angeles including Demko practicing on the ice. 

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Thomas is joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal to discuss the Canucks California roadtrip performance, most notably Kevin Lankinen's solid goaltending. Later Sportsnet's Jason Bukala joins to talk more Canucks and what he sees in their recent play. 

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Thomas gives a Canucks game day preview as the team is on their California roadtrip set to take on the Ducks. He talks about how the Canucks have recalled forward Aatu Raty and assigned forward Arshdeep Bains to the AHL. Later he is joined by Sportsnet's Matt Marchese as he shares his thoughts on what's been going on with Elias Pettersson and Dimitri Filipovic joins to discuss how to maximize the Canucks roster. 

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Thomas gives a Canucks game day preview as the team is on their California roadtrip set to take on the Ducks. He talks about how the Canucks have recalled forward Aatu Raty and assigned forward Arshdeep Bains to the AHL.

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 Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks win in San Jose and how the team is making small errors that makes otherwise easy wins harder to achieve. They also ask how different the Canucks really are this year and how their underlying profile is very similar to last year. They are joined by Canucks Army's Dave Hall to talk Abbotsford Canucks prospects and finish the show answering some of your biggest Canucks concerns.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks win in San Jose and how the team is making small errors that makes otherwise easy wins harder to achieve. They also ask how different the Canucks really are this year and how their underlying profile is very similar to last year.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the upcoming California roadtrip and are joined by  Shayna Goldman  to discuss  the latest NHL headlines including the Oilers blowout win over the Predators and if the Capitals are the real deal. Later they play Rick Tocchet and Dakota Joshua's audio from practice and finish the show with Dimitri Filipovic as they draft Canucks players who haven't played to their capabilities yet. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the latest rumblings surrounding Elias Pettersson and which teams would likely be interested in him. They also talk about the Canucks upcoming California roadtrip and which game they expect to see the return of Dakota Joshua.

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, hosts Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance dive into the Vancouver Canucks' season start, analyzing the team's early challenges and standout performances. They take a close look at Elias Pettersson's recent form, examining whether his performance is impacting team dynamics and morale. Jamie and Thomas also address the Canucks' power play struggles, dissecting what might be holding them back from capitalizing on offensive opportunities. In addition to the Canucks talk, Sean Gentille from The Athletic joins the show to discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers' season so far and shares insights on the ongoing debate between Cale Makar and Quinn Hughes—two of the league’s premier young defensemen. The episode also previews the upcoming Four Nations Tournament, offering a look at some of the talent on display.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks 6-0 loss to the New Jersey Devils. The guys discuss what went wrong for the Canucks and reflect on the team needing more from their star players. The episode touches on the Canucks start through their first nine games and preview the playoff chances for the Canucks.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance cover the Canucks' upcoming game against the Devils, featuring the much-anticipated matchup of the three Hughes brothers on the ice together. They also discuss NHL franchise valuations, with the Canucks now valued at $1.7 billion, and the impact this could have on salary cap increases and expansion possibilities. The episode touches on the Canucks' defense needs, Silovs' chance to prove himself as a starter, and some notable lineup changes, including Hoglander's demotion to the fourth line.

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On this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance dive into Vancouver's clash against the Devils in the "Hughes Bowl" and explore whether the Canucks have established a clear team identity yet. In The Crossover with Donnie & Dhali they discuss Vancouver's power-play struggles, Lankinen's solid performance in Demko’s absence, and lineup decisions, including giving Arturs Silovs the start. Joined by Jason Bukula, they also assess players like Jake DeBrusk and Carson Soucy, while considering potential moves for defensive depth.

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, Brendan Batchelor joins hosts Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance to break down the Canucks' struggles and lineup changes. They discuss the team’s lackluster power play, issues in defensive structure, and recent demotions for Nils Höglander. Kevin Lankinen’s steady goaltending has kept the team competitive, despite inconsistencies from Pettersson and other key players. As the Canucks face challenges integrating new faces and adapting their lines, questions remain around who will step up to anchor the offense and improve their season trajectory.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks OT loss over the Canes. They discuss Tocchet voicing his frustration over the team not buying in and the reduced ice time on Pettersson’s line. 

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, hosts Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks’ recent game against the Penguins, emphasizing strong goals by Pettersson and Bains and Daniel Sprong’s impactful play. They also discuss the upcoming matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes, who will be missing key players due to injuries and travel issues, potentially giving the Canucks an edge. Special guest Kevin Woodley offers insights into Kevin Lankinen’s strengths and weaknesses as Vancouver's starting goalie. Finally, Rick Tocchet shares his thoughts on the lineup and player performances ahead of the game.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance dive into the Canucks’ recent 4-3 win over the Penguins in The Whiteboard. They break down each goal, with highlights like Arshdeep Bains scoring his first NHL goal and the team’s effective counterattacks. Daniel Sprong’s impact as an offensive spark plug is also discussed, as his energy could elevate the Canucks to a higher level. Looking ahead, the hosts preview the upcoming challenge against the defensive powerhouse Carolina Hurricanes, a true test of the Canucks' offensive strategies.

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 Jamie and Thomas discuss the latest headlines surrounding Pettersson via Elliotte Friedman on 32 Thoughts. they dive into how management tasked JT Miller and Quinn Hughes to attempt to "toughen" Pettersson up and how this approach is questionable. They also preview the Canucks upcoming game against the Penguins and are joined by Dimitri Filipovic to share their predictions and conduct a draft. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the latest headlines surrounding Pettersson via Elliotte Friedman on 32 Thoughts. they dive into how management tasked JT Miller and Quinn Hughes to attempt to "toughen" Pettersson up and how this approach is questionable.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the three game home stand, the latest on Demko and they discuss Elias Pettersson and JT Miller's “testy exchange” at practice. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss What’s real and what’s not from the Canucks first 6 games. They are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal to talk about Thatcher Demko's timeline, Dakota Joshua's return and the testy exchange between JT Miller and Elias Pettersson. 

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Jamie is joined by Jason Bukala and Landon Ferraro as they discuss the progress of key players and the impact of coaching strategies on performance. They highlight the development of Garland, Sherwood’s competitive nature, and Brannstrom's need to adjust under pressure. Ferraro also analyzes the performance of Danton Heinen’s line, Quinn Hughes’ smart play, and the Canucks' more determined power play, led by Pettersson's growing confidence and game vision.

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks win in Chicago and how their recent success has put the Canucks at a .667 points percentage despite their early mini-skid. He also discusses how the third line continues to shine and Quinn Hughes’ excellence. 

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Landon Ferraro and Jannik Hansen as they highlight the performances from  players like Kiefer Sherwood, Conor Garland, and Nils Hoglander. They discuss the dynamics of the Canucks' lineup, including Garland's impact on Pettersson and the ongoing development of Hoglander, as well as how Jake Debrusk and others are adjusting to new roles. The conversation also touches on the team’s powerplay struggles, defensive concerns outside of Quinn Hughes, and how Teddy Blueger is emerging as a reliable two-way threat.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the last of the Canucks road games in Chicago. They talk about JT Miller's potential absence from the game and how that could impact special teams. 

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Brendan Batchelor to break down the Canucks’ recent performance, including their balanced approach between aggressive offense and a lockdown style. They also discuss key players like Kevin Lankinen, whose standout goaltending has been crucial, and Elias Pettersson’s ongoing journey to regain his peak form. Plus, they dive into the potential impact of Erik Brannstrom and how the team’s depth could shape their success moving forward.

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks win over the Flyers as he describes their most comfortable performance of the season. He also discusses Kevin Lankinen taking the starter's job and what that could mean when Demko comes back. 

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks first win of the season against the Panthers including Quinn Hughes' performance and his shift-by-shift control of the game that really stood out. Kevin Woodley joins to Lankinen and Silovs’ early season performances and guest host Landon Ferraro joins to share his thoughts on what he’s seeing from Elias Pettersson and what steps he can take to regain confidence. They finish the show analyzing the Canucks power play and the improvements it needs.

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Jamie breaks down the Canucks first win of the season against the Panthers including Quinn Hughes' performance and his shift-by-shift control of the game that really stood out.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Greg Wyshynski to discuss which NHL team that hasn’t had a win should panic the most. They are also joined by Doug Plagens to preview the Canucks-Panthers game and get into Canucks goaltending thus far in Demko’s absence. 

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Jamie and Thomas ask themselves if this is a “desperation” game as they will try to be picking up their first win this season in Florida. They go over lineup notes including  Erik Brannstrom’s official call up and Derek Forbort’s absence set to be a short term leave. 

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks loss in Tampa and are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal to get their thoughts on Elias Pettersson’s continued struggles. Jason Bukala also joins as they continue the discussion on the Canucks overall performance so far this season and if it prompts any concerns. 

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Jamie and Thomas break down the The Canucks loss this time in regulation, 4-1 to Tampa. They discuss the Canucks effort in the game, players that stood out and the latest changes in the lineup ahead of their game in Florida.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks in Tampa and are joined by Erik Erlendsson to discuss Guentzel’s fit on the Lightning roster and his expectations for the season. Jannik Hansen joins to share his thoughts on the Canucks first two games and whether we should worry about their performance thus far. 

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks playing the Lightning tonight including lineup notes and how the Canucks will be looking to get their first win this season. 

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks vs. Flyers game tonight. They also talk about it being Matvei Michkov’s NHL debut and  Alex Edler joins to discuss the Canucks honouring him tonight and officially retiring as a Canuck. Charlie O'Connor joins to give a Flyers preview and Dimitri Filipovic joins and gives his season predictions across the NHL plus they do an all-time Canucks defenseman draft.

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks vs. Flyers game tonight. They also talk about it being Matvei Michkov’s NHL debut and the Canucks honouring Alex Edler tonight after he's signed a one day deal to officially retire as a Canuck.  

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks 6-5 OT loss against the Flames. They discuss how the Canucks started with a dominant performance in the first period and how it took a turn for the rest of the game. Brendan Batchelor joins to share his early concerns after last night’s performance and Vancouver Giants GM Barclay Parneta joins to discuss the season so far. 

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks 6-5 OT loss against the Flames. They discuss how the Canucks started with a dominant performance in the first period and how it took a turn for the rest of the game. 

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal to discuss opening night for the Canucks, season predictions and Arshdeep Bains being sent down. Sportsnet’s Jason Bukala joins to discuss the Bains and Raty battle, Calder trophy thoughts and Dylan Guenther and Logan Cooley in Utah. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss Allvin and Tocchet's comments on their expectations for this team. Landon Ferraro joins to talk about the Raty vs. Bains decision plus Hoglander's extension and role. We hear from Rick Tocchet post-practice and get the latest on injuries. 

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Jamie and Thomas dive into what Rick Tocchet and Patrik Allvin said about expectations as the team has  their final practice day before opening the regular season tomorrow against Calgary. 

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Sara Civian to discuss Jeremy Swayman's new deal and Eastern conference contenders. They also dive into the Canucks cap flexibility after trading Tucker Poolman and get into Nils Hoglander's extension. In the final segment they share their thoughts on the Canucks final roster ahead of their first regular season game. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss Tucker Poolman being dealt and how this move significantly increases the Canucks cap flexibility. They also talk about how it allows them to avoid starting the season on LTI, and makes it possible for them to carry more depth, and also accrue cap space throughout the season. 

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Iain MacIntyre to discuss how the Canucks will handle their success from last season ahead of the approaching regular season. They also discuss the forward depth and preview the last preseason game against the Oilers. Dimitri Filipovic joins to discuss if he has any concerns with some key absences on the Canucks roster and conduct a soup draft.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks playing their final preseason game tonight against the Oilers and dive into if the Canucks can’t avoid LTIR - what are their options?

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Jamie is joined by Randip Janda as they outline what they are most confident about and what raises the biggest concern around the team before the regular season. They discuss their confidence in goaltending and forward depth despite some key absences and have some raised concern over the team's third line. 

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Jamie discusses the Canucks one final pre-season game tomorrow at Rogers Arena against the Oilers and what  we expect to see something very close to their opening night lineup. He also dives into some decisions the Canucks will need to make before the start of the regular season. 

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In this episode of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down all the news and notes from Canucks practice and discuss the headlines of the day from the team as well.

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance, joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal, discuss the Canucks’ goaltending depth following the waiver claim of Patera and the signing of Lankinen. They highlight depth concerns in Abbotsford while also touching on standout performances from young players like Raty, Bains, and Lekkerimaki. Later, Jason Bukala shares insights on Raty's development and Kudryavtsev’s potential, with a focus on how Lekkerimaki can continue progressing in the AHL.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Ryan Clark to chat about the Jeremy Swayman situation in Boston, along with his thoughts on where the Canucks stand in the Pacific Division. After, Brendan Batchelor drops by to discuss the newest round of cuts while seeing how some potential lines could look heading into their final preseason game on Friday.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks loss in Edmonton. They dive into Tocchet’s comments on the team’s effort and if they thought any of the roster spot contenders moved the needle last night. 

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Kevin Woodley to get his read on Silovs and the Canucks goalies in general. They also discuss who's in the lead to play with Elias Pettersson and Jake DeBrusk. Zach Laing joins for a game preview ahead of the Canucks in Edmonton and shares his thoughts on Vasily Podkolzin.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss The Canucks losing a pair of pre-season games over the weekend and preview the game tonight in Edmonton. They also discuss the team’s cuts over the weekend including Sammy Blais being released from his PTO this morning.

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Alison Lukan to preview the upcoming Canucks vs. Kraken game. They also dive into big picture "stakes" this season and look into how there is going to be focus on whether individual players can match their totals from last year. 

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the latest news around Ian Clark and the potential for him to be looking for other opportunities elsewhere. They also go over the lineup ahead of the canucks game against the Kraken. 

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss breakout players within the Canucks, including the potential for Quinn Hughes to take another step forward. They explore power play projections for Boeser and DeBrusk, and preview the 4 Nations Cup showdown between Hughes/Fox and Toews/Makar. Later, Sean Gentille weighs in on player rankings, and Gemma Karstens-Smith highlights lineup battles, goaltending confidence, and her bold prediction for Elias Pettersson’s season.

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In this episode of Canucks Talk, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks' 4-3 OT win against the Flames in Abbotsford. They highlight Daniel Sprong's electric performance alongside Quinn Hughes, the potential of Sprong on the power play, and key takeaways from Lekkerimaki and Raty's games. The duo also dive into the team's system adjustments and roster moves, including Brisebois and Woo being sent down on waivers.

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Jamie & Thomas talk about some reasons why Canucks fans should be chippy following their 3-1 pre-season win against the Seattle Kraken. Drance shares his feelings on whether the team is a true Stanley Cup contender. They chat about finally seeing more of Jake DeBrusk in the bumper position on the powerplay. They also dive into fans first exposure to Daniel Sprong and his elite one-shot skill.

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Jamie and Thomas recap the surprisingly emotional preseason game against the Kraken. They are joined by Donnie and Dhali for the first crossover of the season and talk to Jason Bukala about Lekkerimaki’s opportunity and where how sees the Canucks team this year. 

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Jamie & Thomas break down some recently released player rankings, along with welcoming newest Canucks goaltender Kevin Lankinen by to chat about joining the Canucks, how it feels to play for the team he faced only a few months ago, along with some glowing reviews for Arturs Silovs, Thatcher Demko and Marko Torenius.

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