Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks' win over the Jets and question whether their success is sustainable. With a tough schedule ahead, the upcoming matchup against St. Louis is crucial, especially given the Blues’ favorable stretch of games. They highlight the growing chemistry between Nils Höglander and Elias Pettersson, as well as Jonathan Lekkerimäki’s impact on the power play. Plus, how moving Brock Boeser to the net front could be a key adjustment down the stretch.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance discuss the Canucks' potential playoff matchups, noting that Winnipeg’s lack of elite speed could be more favorable than facing Utah. They explore offseason targets, including Nikolaj Ehlers and a linemate for Elias Pettersson, while also considering the possibility of offer sheets. Jason Bukala weighs in on the Canucks’ recent strong performance, questioning if they can sustain momentum or fall back into old habits. Plus, a look at Jonathan Lekkerimäki’s power play potential and how the rising salary cap could impact teams.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe, Thomas Drance, Don Taylor, and Rick Dhaliwal break down the Canucks' surprising win over the Jets, where they showed speed and intensity reminiscent of playoff hockey. They discuss the team’s complete effort, Boeser’s improved play without Miller, and whether this version of the Canucks can make some postseason noise. With a big test against St. Louis ahead, the question remains: which Canucks team will show up?

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Josh and Thomas dive into Rick Tocchet’s coaching philosophy and discuss how player development, like Elias Pettersson’s, often requires more than just offensive leeway. We break down the Canucks' current mindset with key players like Brock Boeser and their approach to puck management for success, as well as the challenges of goaltending with Demko’s uncertain status. Plus, we make our Canucks Brunch announcement and analyze the Winnipeg Jets' impressive run as a prime example of a successful retool in the Western Conference.

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Josh and Thomas break down the Canucks' upcoming game against the Jets, with Winnipeg coming off a 3-game winning streak. Rick Tocchet shares his thoughts on player development and the team’s direction, while GM Patrik Allvin touches on contract talks, captaincy plans, and the goalie situation. Plus, we discuss lineup updates with injuries and call-ups ahead of tonight’s game.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance break down Utah’s comeback win over the Canucks and discuss how the Blues' easy schedule could impact the playoff race. They highlight Dylan Samberg’s role in Winnipeg, Calgary’s struggles since February, and the excitement surrounding a potential Colorado-Dallas first-round matchup. The conversation shifts to the Blackhawks' lack of NHL talent, their need to find a star for Connor Bedard, and why Mitch Marner could be a great fit. They also examine the fallout from the Dickinson hit on Chytil, how it impacted Vancouver’s speed, and why the Canucks might need to address toughness in the offseason.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks' loss to Utah, highlighting how fatigue and the absence of Filip Chytil played a role. They discuss the team's struggles, including a lackluster power play that failed to generate momentum in a crucial game. Forbort’s underrated impact and Hronek’s strong play in Hughes’ absence are also examined. The episode wraps up with a look at the Western Conference playoff race as the Flames, Utah, and Blues battle for position.

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Jamie and Thomas discuss a crucial back-to-back, with lineup updates including Demko’s early exit (as planned) and maintenance days for Hronek and Garland. Insider chatter heats up, with Brough speculating that JT Miller may have lost the room, while Friedman notes Hughes strongly backed Pettersson during the drama. Playoff odds get a boost after St. Louis’ loss, and Tocchet weighs in on player health, strategy, and Demko’s return timeline. Dimitri Filipovic joins as they do their weekly draft of Hyped up potential Canucks of the past and favourite days of the week!

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Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks return to practice with a crucial back-to-back set looming this weekend. JT Miller’s rumored tensions with the team resurface, while Quinn Hughes steps up in support of Elias Pettersson. Plus, lineup updates, contract news, and a fresh boost to the Canucks’ playoff odds.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Canucks' thrilling 4-3 shootout victory over Calgary. Harman Dayal joins to break down Elias Pettersson’s key performance in the Canucks' 4-3 shootout win over Calgary, highlighting a big step forward despite not being “peak” Petey. We discuss the rising energy from Hoglander, Victor Mancini’s best game of the year, and the ongoing issue of the Canucks’ mentality, especially as they face a crucial stretch of games. Plus, a look ahead at the looming Utah threat and what’s at stake in their upcoming back-to-back games.

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