Sat and Alex blow your mind with mac and cheese and beaver tails. Plus, they check in with John Shorthouse in Minny (6:00). They also discuss the importance of giving Markstrom a rest and how Bachman's start can help boost the team.

Sat and Alex look at a loss on Long Island for the Canucks and how the grueling long road trip has been for the team. They also chat about what kind of linemate works best with Pettersson and they check in with former Canuck Chris Higgins (27:00)

Sat & Alex discuss how Elias Pettersson develops scoring chances not just for himself but how he uses his teammates. Cam Robinson updates on Canucks prospects (25:51)

Sat and Alex talk about how Loui Eriksson and Erik Gudbranson are contributing while others are on the shelf. Plus they get into the Pettersson and Gretzky comparison and tackle all the tough questions with Ask Alex Anything!

Sat and Alex look at an 8 goal outburst from the Canucks vs the Bruins. They see just how many comparisons you can make with EP. Plus, Jeff Marek (28:00) joins to discuss how Pettersson processes the game and talks about his discussion with Kevin Bieksa.

Sat and Alex look at how with no Boeser, more pressure is on Pettersson tonight in Boston against one of the best lines in hockey. Plus, with Kevin Bieksa on 31 Thoughts, how would he have taken care of Matheson? And remembering Fedor Fedorov

Sat & Alex discuss how the Canucks can build their roster while Elias Pettersson is still on his ELC. Also they wonder if Sam Gagner can play a role in the future for the Canucks.

Sat and Alex look back at a historic performance from Elias Pettersson. They discuss if he is the saviour and 'the one' for the Canucks. Plus they do Ask Alex Anything (25:00) where Auldy answers your questions on EP, Boeser, and hair!

Sat and Alex talk about the Avalanches's exceptional top line, and ask whether the Canucks should stack one offensive line. They also talk about how the Canucks' rebuild compares to Colorado's. Plus, a special edition of "Ask Alex Anything!"

Sat Shah and Alex Auld