Canucks drop a 6-3 decision to the Calgary Flames. Sat Shah and Jamie Dodd breakdown the latest blow to the Canucks slim playoff hopes. Hear Bruce Boudreau's post game press conference. Plus Oliver Ekman-Larsson. Corey Hirsch and Iain McIntyre provide their analysis.

Dan and Sat answer your burning questions about the possibility of Spencer Martin starting a game, who the least unsung Canuck player is, and more!

Dan and Sat are joined by Sportsnet's Ryan Leslie to help tee-up the Flames and what they've done this season. Also, the guys discuss what the Canucks could potentially do with Horvat and Miller if they want to keep both.

Dan and Sat discuss where the Canucks sit in relation to the league and what they need to do to take the next step. Also, hear from Jannik Hansen on Conor Garland's play, Elias Pettersson returning to form, and more.

Sat and Dan break down the game as the Canucks get doubled up by the Minnesota Wild 6-3. Hear from Corey Hirsch following the game, Bruce Boudreau at the podium, and Iain MacIntyre stops by to help break it down.

Dan and Sat discuss some of the Canucks' players performances and who has changed their mind over the course of the season. Also, hear from The Athletic's Harman Dayal on that topic and some other Canucks' stories.

Dan and Sat are joined by Sarah McLellan of Star Tribune Sports to tee-up the Minnesota Wild ahead of their game against the Canucks. Also, hear from Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects on Elias Pettersson, Vasily Podkolzin, and upcoming draft prospects.

It's another edition of Overrated/Underrated as Dan and Sat debate whether the NHL Playoff format, Coachella, and more are overrated or underrated.

Dan and Sat discuss the Canucks defensive unit this year and the individual performances of some of the defencemen, including OEL's first year in Vancouver. Also, hear from InGoal Magazine's Kevin Woodley on the team's goaltending.

Sat and Dan break down the game as the Canucks lose 4-3 to the Senators in a shootout. Hear from Corey Hirsch following the game, Bruce Boudreau at the podium, and Iain MacIntyre caps it off.