Dan and guest host Jamie Dodd break down the 2020 Hockey Hall of Fame induction class as it’s announced, with Kevin Lowe getting in as a player and Alex Mogilny left on the outside looking in once more. Guests: Jim Hughson, Hockey Night In Canada play-by-play man; Eddie Lack, former Canucks goalie; Bobby Marks, ESPN NBA reporter.

Dan and guest host Jamie Dodd both agree that the Sedin twins will eventually be in the Hockey Hall of Fame. The only question is, will they go in on their first ballot next year like Jarome Iginla is expected to tomorrow? Guests: Ben Nicholson-Smith, Sportsnet MLB writer; Shane O’Brien, former Canucks defenceman; Michael Traikos, PostMedia NHL writer.

Dan is joined by Jamie Dodd, in for a vacationing Randip, to talk sarcastic Hart Trophy nominations, the Dak Prescott situation in Dallas, Vancouver’s status as a hub city, and what to do about the Whitecaps. Guests: Michael Lombardi, The Athletic NFL writer; Bob Nightengale, USA Today MLB writer; Chris Johnston, Sportsnet NHL insider.

Dan and Randip break down the breaking news of COVID-19 hitting multiple practice facilities with Sean McIndoe (00:25) and David Pagnotta (00:55). Ken Campbell (1:55) talks about the Daniel Carcillo class-action lawsuit.

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Dan and Randip debate whether NHL.com was justified in ranking Elias Pettersson outside the top 16 centremen left in the NHL qualifiers. Also on the show: Dave Andreychuk (00:27) for Cup Champ Convos, Andy McCullough (00:55) on the future of baseball, and Shayna Goldman on the future of hockey TV broadcasts (1:45).

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Dan and Randip take a deep dive into Elias Pettersson’s underlying statistics with Andrew Berkshire as we try to get an accurate depiction of his sophomore season. Also on the show: Shane O’Brien (00:50) for OB Wednesday, and Bill Hoppe (1:10) on the Sabres tear down.

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Dan and Randip discuss the Buffalo Sabres letting go of GM Jason Botterill, and how a culture of tanking has tarnished a franchise. Also on the show: Kim Davis (00:05) on how the NHL is striving for “hockey is for everybody”, Eddie Lack (00:50) for Taco Tuesday, and Jay Jaffe (1:55) on Major League Baseball.

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Dan and Randip debate whether the Canucks have a Stanley Cup contending core in place. Also on the show: Michael Lee (00:30) on player pushback against the NBA return to play plan, Iain MacIntyre (1:00) on the Canucks, and Chris Johnston (1:50) on NHL Awards voting.

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Dan and Randip debate what they’d like to see from Travis Green during the play-in series vs Minnesota. Also on the show: Mark Spector (00:26) on NHL hub cities and David Pagnotta (00:55) on the NHL.

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Dan and Randip debate the merits of offering Chris Tanev a multi-year contract extension. Also on the show: Willie Mitchell (00:26) for Cup Champ Convos, Marc Dos Santons (00:52) on the MLS Is Back Tournament and Jeff Marek (1:34) on the NHL.

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