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Big day at the Olympics for Canada and we talk about all of that on this episode. 

The Pat Down looks at the lack of faith the betting outlets have for the BC Lions this season.

Former Canadian gold medal sprinter Robert Esmie follows and explains how Andre De Grasse was able to break through and win gold in the 200 metres. 

Craig Button follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and tells us why Canada is not at the Ivan Hlinka/Gretzky tournament this summer, why he thinks that Marc Andre-Fleury will be a major loss for the Vegas Golden Knights, who he thinks will be the surprise team in the Pacific division, and gives his insight on the Evander Kane allegations. 

Price is Right looks at the Summer Olympics and how there are far too many sports in the games, suggesting that some of the sports with pro athletes need to get cut. 

Farhan Lalji joins to tell us about what we can expect from the BC Lions this season, what the health of Michael Reilly is going into week one, and why he thinks the Seattle Seahawks will take some time to get used to a new offence. 

Blake looks to sizzle on Hot Take.

The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions.

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Back from a long weekend with a big show lined up. 

The Pat Down looks at the allegations towards Evander Kane and how the NHL, despite stating they're looking into the allegations, picks and chooses which serious allegation it actually investigates into. 

Sheng Peng from San Jose Hockey Now tells us what the latest is on the Kane situation and what his status is with the Sharks and the NHL.

Harman Dayal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us what is holding up the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contracts extensions, what is the best comparable for Hughes’ deal, why Matt Barzal’s contract is the perfect comparable for Pettersson’s next deal, who he thinks could be a sleeper to crack the Canucks blue line, and where he thinks Danila Klimovich will end up playing next season.

Former Canada women’s national soccer team member Andrea Neil joins to tell us how big of a moment Canada’s win over the United States was in the Olympic semis, why Christine Sinclair is still so valuable to the Canadian side, and what she expects from Sweden in the gold medal game.

The boys decided to play Memo To and Hot Take on a Tuesday.

The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. 

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Last show before the long weekend hits with Jeff Paterson subbing for a vacationing Sekeres. 

The Pat Down focuses on the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contract extensions that two days away from August still haven’t been signed.

Vancouver Whitecaps FC television colour analyst Paul Dolan follows and breaks down what went wrong for Canada’s men’s national team versus Mexico in the Gold Cup semis, why the Mexican supporters need to be disciplined, and tells us that the Ryan Gauld transaction by the Whitecaps is a done deal.

Rick Dhaliwal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that time is ticking on getting the Pettersson and Hughes deals done, what the Canucks are planning for prospect Danila Klimovich, why he feels that Abbotsford will be a competitive next year, where he sees Mikey DiPietro playing the bulk of his games this season, and tells us why Alex Edler chose Los Angeles over returning to Vancouver. 

The Price is Right looks at a players contract equalling their production in price and term.

Ian Furness from KJR Sports Talk radio in Seattle joins next and tells us the latest plans for the Kraken, why he thinks that the Kraken will be offensively challenged, explains how refreshing it is to hear from knowledgable hockey fans in Seattle, tells us what’s happening with Jamal Adams and the Seahawks, and why the Mariners failed at the trade deadline. 

It’s Wadden’s turn to try to sizzle on Hot Take.

The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions. 

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Big show lined up with so much happening in the NHL, NBA and MLB.

The Welcome Matt draws comparisons between the moves the Canucks have made this offseason to those that their division rivals to the North the Edmonton Oilers.

Kevin Woodley from In-Goal magazine joins next and gives his thoughts on the Canucks signing Jaroslav Halak, why he feels that next season is going to be more taxing on goaltenders, why he doesn’t think that Halak would be interested in being involved in a backup tandem with Mikey DiPietro, what held up any trade that involved Braden Holtby, and tells us why the Darcy Keumper acquisition by the Avs is risky business.

Thomas Drance follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and explains why he feels that Conor Garland is an incredible pickup for the Canucks, why he didn’t like the price the Canucks paid for bottom-pairing defenceman Tucker Poolman, and why he thinks the Pacific division is up for grabs next season.

The Price is Right suggests that the Canucks have a real shot at having six 20-goal scorers on its newly revamped lineup this season. 

Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and tells us why Poolson needs to wear Loui Eriksson’s old number 21, why he thinks that Tyler Motte could be used up the lineup, and wonders what the future is for Olli Juolevi with the Canucks. 

The boys debate on Take 5 whether or not the Canucks will be a playoff team next year.

The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions.

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Back in the blanket fort on free agent frenzy day and we got so much to get to! 

The Welcome Matt looks at the Tucker Poolman four year contract with the Canucks and why it has the same smell as Jim Benning free agency mistakes of the past. 

NHL insider David Pagnotta from the Fourth Period tells us that he was blown away by how much money and term was handed out during the opening of free agency in the NHL, why Vegas Golden Knights players are still baffled by the Marc Andre Fleury trade, on how he’s heard there was discussion from teams on offer sheeting Elias Pettersson, gives his thoughts on the Canucks moves, and who he sees as the best players still available on the free agent market.

Craig Button follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that he doesn’t understand the Canucks signing of so many depth defencemen to term and money, and unpacks some of the bigger deals that were signed today. 

The Price is Right looks at the Canucks lack of depth and how it continues to be an issue for the team.

Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and says that he’s still got lots of questions on the Canucks backend, explains how having hope that a player will have a bounce back season is becoming a seasonal occurrence for the Canucks, why he thinks 2021 2nd round pick Danila Klimovich was locked up so quickly, and what he remembers the most about Alex Edler’s time in Vancouver.

Blake looks to sizzle on Hot Take. The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions. 

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