Canucks & Pucks Podcast

Dan and I get together for another post-game recap episode. This time we were joined by Golden Knights writer Elias Laradi from Puck Prose, Puck Authority, and Overtime Heroics. We discussed the series so far, what the Golden Knights are doing to be successful, Alex Tuch and Ryan Reaves' impact, the goaltending of Robin Lehner, and the supposed controversy surrounding M-A Fleury. 

Then Dan and I do our usual post-game breakdown. We talked Travis Green, Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes, the power play, the need for the bottom six to step up, and much more!

Dan and I get together for another post-game episode of Canucks & Pucks following the Canucks' bounce back win over the Vegas Golden Knights. We talk Tyler Toffoli's return, Elias Pettersson's brilliance, Jacob Markstrom, Bo Horvat, Travis Green's latest positive adjustments and much more!

Clay Imo drops by the podcast for the third time to preview a new Canucks playoff series! We are two for two! Flying solo in this one, I discuss with Clay the growth of the Canucks during the St Louis Blues first-round series, Quinn Hughes, Jake Virtanen, Tyler Motte, and the coaching of Travis Green. We also rant a little about the Blues players and coaches not giving the Canucks much respect for how they ultimately beat them in the end.

Then we preview the second-round series against the Vegas Golden Knights and talk about the Canucks' chances of moving on to the third round.

Dan and I get together for another post-game episode where we break down the series-clinching win against the St Louis Blues, review the series as a whole and give our picks for the next round of the playoffs. 

The Canucks are finally in the second round for the first time since 2011! Let's go!

Dan and I get together for another post game edition of the podcast where we break down the Canucks Game 5 win against the Blues, Motte's performance, Jake Virtanen's arrival in the playoffs, Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson's continuing growth, Travis Green's masterful coaching in the game and much more!

Chris Faber drops by the podcast ahead of Game 5 and discusses the Canucks chances of winning the series, what they need to adjust, the impact that Adam Gaudette will have to the bottom six, Brock Boeser and Jake Virtanen's struggles in the series, the power play and much, much more! We had a great conversation with one of the biggest rising stars in the media world, so don't miss this one!

Dan and I get together for another post-game episode where we dissect the Vancouver Canucks' last two losses to the St Louis Blues. We look at some adjustments they could make for Game 5, Jake Virtanen's performance, Brock Boeser's need to be freed from his cage, the lack of offence from the bottom-six, the importance of video breakdowns, the struggles of the defence, the power play, how to stop Ryan O'Reilly's line and much more in this jam-packed hour of discussion!

Dan and I get together once again for yet another post-game show after a Canucks playoff victory. We discuss among other things:

Tyler Myers' injury and how it impacts the defence |

Elias Pettersson's clutch block in overtime |

The defence core's struggles and how they have to improve for Game 3 |

The NHL's lack of officiating in Game 2 |

Another edition of our three keys to victory

Vancouver Canucks' public address announcer Al Murdoch drops by for a visit with Matthew, Dan, and Aidan to discuss his background, how he got to the Canucks PA Announcer chair, his most memorable moments (Canucks and otherwise) and his thoughts on the Canucks right now. He also predicts and announces the first Canucks goal for Game 2 against the St. Louis Blues!

Woooo!!!

Dan and I discuss the Canucks Game 1 victory over the St Louis Blues and our overall thoughts on the other first-round matchups so far. We discuss among other things Jake Virtanen's disappearing act in the game, Bo Horvat's monster performance, Troy Stecher's goal for his father and the character, and tight-knit nature the team is displaying right now. We also discuss how each team has to stay out of the box, and how the Canucks' defence needs to improve for Game 2.