Canucks Speakeasy

On this week's episode we discuss the Nadia Popovici and Brian 'Red' Hamilton story, the Canucks win over the Kraken and 7 players that have the potential of being traded.  All this and more on Episode 99.  

On the last episode of the year Pete and Doug discuss the Canucks return to play, the cancellation of the world juniors tournament and the NHL officially pulling out of the Olympics.

We have a jammed packed episode this week.  We give our opinions on the new goal song, breakdown the Canucks 5 game winning streak, discuss the league wide covid outbreak and much much more.  

Boy was it ever a struggle to fill an episode with Canucks content this week. Kidding, of course. The guys discuss all the changes in Vancouver on and off the ice on this episode, signalling in a new era in Vancouver.

On this week's episode, Pete and Doug discuss, if the Canucks can build off the momentum of their 2 game winning streak, whether or not a coaching or managerial change is still imminent, Montreal cleaning house and is Evander Kane a fit with the Canucks.

What is fact? What is fiction? What the heck is going on? The guys try to dissect the myriad of information and misinformation out there, as well as reminiscing over 94, and some Olympics, All-Star Game, and football chatter.

We are joined by Ryan Hank of the PP1 podcast this week.  We discuss what is ailing the Canucks at the moment, what changes we would make if we were ownership and where do we go from here?

A lot of Canucks chatter on this episode regarding the past week, getting into all aspects of the team, as well as touching on the rest of the league in Around the Room.

It's an extended Around the Room segment this week as we touch on all four of the NHL's divisions after around the 10 game mark. The guys also of course touch on the last three Canucks games, and Thatcher Demko in all his glory.

The guys are joined by Trent Leith of StadiumChinatown.ca to talk all things Canucks from this past week. The situation in Chicago is also discussed, as well as the feeling in the building on opening night, and a Conor Garland beer.