Canucks Talk

Jannik Hansen joins Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance to discuss Ryan Johnson’s growing case to become the next Vancouver Canucks GM, highlighting his loyalty, familiarity with the organization, and reputation as a hard worker. The conversation explores how much influence the Sedins could have moving forward, especially in shaping player personnel decisions and team identity. The guys also debate what changes could realistically happen before the NHL Draft, from assistant GM roles to coaching decisions surrounding Adam Foote. Plus, a deeper look at the philosophical differences between a Ryan Johnson-led group and the alternative path represented by Evan Gold.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan Chark

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss mounting reports that the Vancouver Canucks are nearing a decision in their GM search, with Ryan Johnson emerging as the likely choice. The guys examine what this could mean for the organization’s structure moving forward, including the future of Abbotsford and the potential influence of the Sedins behind the scenes. Questions also remain about Evan Gold’s status after reports suggested he would not stay on if Johnson is hired. As the search appears to enter its final stage, the focus shifts toward what kind of leadership group the Canucks are ultimately building.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan Chark

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Landon Ferraro joins the show. Landon talks NHL Playoffs, his impressions of Zach Benson, if Viggo Björck should be a top 3 pick in the draft, and his thoughts on who should be the next Canucks GM. Later, Jamie and Drance deep dive into who Evan Gold really is.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan Chark

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Jamie and Drance open the show reporting that the Sedin twins have accepted a larger role within the Canucks organization. The guys discuss their role within the Front Office, why they would do this, and how they can succeed. Plus, what does this mean for the future of the Canucks Front Office?

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Jamie Dodd is joined by Brendan Batchelor, Alison Lukan, and Dimitri Filipovic to examine the next phase of the Vancouver Canucks’ rebuild and the looming decisions facing the organization. Batch weighs the possibility of a Ryan Johnson and Evan Gold partnership, while the group debates what the next GM’s priorities should be — from Elias Pettersson’s future to whether veterans like Filip Hronek should be moved. Alison Lukan outlines Seattle’s potential plans at seventh overall and what a modern rebuild template looks like in today’s NHL. Plus, Dimitri previews the Stanley Cup collision course forming in the playoffs and discusses why San Jose may hold firm at second overall in the draft.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan Chark

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Jamie Dodd break down what appears to be the endgame of the Vancouver Canucks’ GM search, with growing momentum around Evan Gold and Ryan Johnson emerging as the other major contender. Jamie discusses whether the organization could realistically find a way to bring both into the fold and what each candidate would represent philosophically. While the Canucks appear to have completed an extensive search process, Jamie believes there may still be a missing piece to the puzzle. Plus, debate over which direction gives the franchise the best chance to execute a proper rebuild.

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Jamie Dodd is joined by PWHL top prospect Caroline Harvey to talk about the prospect of playing for the Goldeneyes. Randip Janda, and Sam Cosentino join for a deep dive into the NHL Draft Lottery fallout and Vancouver’s options at third overall. Randip breaks down why Ivar Stenberg could be NHL-ready immediately, while Sam Cosentino argues the Canucks may actually be in the best position in the draft given the range of elite talent available. The show also explores San Jose’s potential willingness to move the second pick, the growing intrigue around prospects like Reid, Verhoff, and Malhotra, and what Jim Rutherford stepping back could mean for hockey operations moving forward. Plus, playoff pressure mounts for Carolina as the postseason intensifies.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss the ongoing waiting game surrounding the Vancouver Canucks’ GM search, with expectations growing that the organization’s leadership structure will look dramatically different moving forward. Evan Gold continues to gain momentum as a candidate, with Jamie officially planting his flag behind the fresh perspective he could bring over internal options like Ryan Johnson. The guys also debate Jim Rutherford’s future role and whether the organization is finally pivoting toward a true rebuild philosophy. Plus, a draft war room scenario as Vancouver holds the third overall pick and considers Seattle’s offer of 7th and 26th overall.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance react to the Vancouver Canucks landing the third overall pick, missing out on lottery luck but still positioned to add a high-end talent. With Gavin McKenna viewed as a near lock at first overall, the focus shifts to taking the best player available and making the most of a rare top-three opportunity. The guys also touch on the sting of San Jose picking ahead and what it signals about the Canucks’ competitive timeline. Plus, updates on the ongoing GM search, including Ryan Johnson, John Madden, and uncertainty around Jim Rutherford’s future.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance react to a very “Canuck” draft lottery outcome, with frustration boiling over as the Leafs land first overall and Vancouver is left recalibrating its plans. The Crossover crew debates whether Toronto will take Gavin McKenna or pivot to a timeline fit like Ivar Stenberg, while the Canucks weigh options at third overall. Jason Bukala joins to break down top prospects, including strong opinions on Malhotra, Stenberg, and Verhoeff. Plus, continued discussion on the GM search and whether bold moves—like trading Filip Hronek—should be on the table.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan Chark

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

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