Curtis Douglas joins Landon Ferraro and John Shannon on 100% Canucks.

Standing at 6’9” and 240 pounds, Douglas discusses his journey from being drafted by Dallas in 2018 to his time in the AHL and NHL, and what it means to get a new opportunity in Vancouver.

The conversation covers:

• His path through pro hockey and development over the years
• Facing Abbotsford in the playoffs before joining the organization
• His role as a physical presence who can also contribute offensively
• His growth spurt during his bantam years
• His goals with the Canucks — including scoring his first NHL goal

A look at one of the most unique players in the game and his next chapter in Vancouver.

In this edition of 100% Canucks, John Shannon and Landon Ferraro sit down with Drew O’Connor to talk about his path to the NHL and his experience with the Vancouver Canucks.

O’Connor reflects on his hockey journey from Dartmouth to professional hockey, including stops in Norway and the AHL, before eventually landing in Vancouver. He discusses how his game has developed over time, the role video work has played in that growth, and how he’s adjusted to playing in Canada compared to the United States.

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Former Vancouver Canucks forward Brendan Morrison joins John Shannon and Landon Ferraro on 100% Canucks to reflect on one of the most memorable eras in franchise history.

Morrison looks back on his hockey journey, beginning with his standout career at the Michigan Wolverines men's hockey, including the iconic “Michigan goal,” before entering the NHL and eventually finding his place in Vancouver.

The conversation revisits Morrison’s role on the legendary West Coast Express line alongside Todd Bertuzzi and Markus Naslund, where the trio became one of the most dominant lines in the league during the early 2000s.

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Today, Morrison hosts the outdoor series Real West Coast and runs a successful YouTube channel focused on fishing and adventure.

A nostalgic conversation about one of the Canucks’ most exciting eras — and life after hockey.

Former NHL defenseman Tyson Barrie joins John Shannon and Landon Ferraro on 100% Canucks to break down the NHL trade deadline from a player perspective.

Barrie and Ferraro share personal stories about what deadline day is really like inside an NHL locker room, discussing the uncertainty players face and the emotional impact of hearing their name in trade conversations.

The panel also examines several key moves involving the Vancouver Canucks, including the departures of Tyler Myersand Conor Garland, and why the organization chose to prioritize draft capital over immediate roster additions.

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In the post-Olympic edition of 100% Canucks, John Shannon and Landon Ferraro sit down with Tom Willander to discuss his development and the path that’s brought him to the organization.

Willander reflects on his time at Boston University men's hockey, his transition from forward to defense, and his experiences representing Sweden internationally. He also shares insight into his recent play heading into the Olympic break and the adjustments required at the pro level.

The conversation also covers:

- Working alongside veterans like Marcus Pettersson and Tyler Myers
- The challenges facing rookies in a condensed schedule year
- Balancing development with team expectations
- How potential trades could impact roster dynamics
- What he expects from himself in the second half of the season

A thoughtful conversation with one of the Canucks’ emerging defensemen as the team pushes toward the final stretch of the year.

Former Vancouver Canucks forward Mason Raymond joins John Shannon and Landon Ferraro on 100% Canucks to reflect on his career, his role in one of the most memorable eras in franchise history, and life after hockey.

Raymond looks back on his breakout with Vancouver, including the team’s run to the 2011 Stanley Cup Final, and shares insight into his speed-driven playing style and development into a full-time NHL player. He also discusses representing Canada at the 2018 Winter Olympics, where he earned a bronze medal, and what that experience meant to him.

They also discuss:

* His early success at Canucks rookie camp
* Playing during Vancouver’s most competitive era
* Transitioning from the NHL into business after retirement
* His perspective on today’s Canucks organization
* The evolving speed and style of the modern game

Former Vancouver Canucks draft pick and Olympian Adrian Aucoin joins John Shannon and Landon Ferraro on 100% Canucks to reflect on his unique hockey journey.

Aucoin looks back on being drafted by Vancouver in 1992, scoring his first NHL goal in his debut with the franchise, and developing as a professional player. He also shares memories of representing Canada at the 1994 Winter Olympics, offering perspective on international competition and what it meant to wear the Canadian jersey.

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John Shannon and Landon Ferraro reflect on the life and legacy of Jim Robson, the legendary voice of the Vancouver Canucks, whose passing marked the end of an era in hockey broadcasting.

John shares personal memories of Robson’s impact on the franchise and the profession, highlighting his mentorship, professionalism, and the unmistakable voice that helped define Canucks hockey for generations. Together, they discuss how Robson shaped the identity of hockey coverage in Vancouver and influenced countless broadcasters who followed.

The conversation also shifts to Landon’s experience representing Canada at the 2022 Winter Olympics, where he played alongside a unique mix of European professionals and American league players under coach Jeremy Colliton. Landon shares insight into the Olympic experience, the challenges of building chemistry quickly, and what it meant to compete on the international stage.

In this edition of 100% Canucks, John Shannon and Landon Ferraro sit down with Max Sasson, a forward for the Vancouver Canucks, to talk about his journey to the NHL and what it’s like adjusting to the pace and demands of the league.

Sasson reflects on his path from Western Michigan University through the AHL and into Vancouver, sharing insight into his strengths as a player, his approach to faceoffs, and how he’s adapting to the NHL style of play.

They also discuss:

- The transition from college hockey to the professional game
- Learning through the AHL and earning NHL opportunities
- Managing travel and the day-to-day grind of the league
- Finding confidence at the faceoff dot
- His interests off the ice, including history, music, and comedy

On this edition of 100% Canucks, Landon Ferraro and John Shannon sit down with Dale Tallon, the first-ever draft pick in Vancouver Canucks history, to reflect on the early days of the franchise and the foundation of a long career in hockey.

Tallon looks back on entering the NHL through the Vancouver Canucks, his relationship with the city, and what it meant to be selected in a draft that also featured Gilbert Perreault. He shares perspective on his formative first seasons in Vancouver and how those early experiences shaped his path through the league.

The conversation also explores:

- Life in the NHL during the Canucks’ earliest years
- Expectations, comparisons, and finding confidence as a young player
- How early lessons carried through the rest of his career
- Tallon’s long-term impact on the game beyond playing, particularly in talent evaluation and scouting

A thoughtful look at where the Canucks began — and how one player’s journey helped shape decades of hockey ahead.