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Heading into a scorching hot weekend with a sizzler of a show.

The boys unpack the wild night in Montreal, after the Habs topped the Golden Knights last night to advance to the Stanley Cup final.

The Pat Down looks at Vegas’ offseason and wonders what changes will be made with a roster that has fallen twice in back-to-back years in the semi-finals.

Frank Seravalli follows and tells us about his new gig with Daily Faceoff, why the Seattle Kraken went with Dave Hakstol as the teams first head coach, and gives his insight to the Habs advancing to the Stanley Cup final and game 7 between the Lightning and Islanders.

Rick Dhaliwal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that his phone is starting to burn up with activity around the NHL revving up, gives us what he’s hearing about Jake Virtanen’s future with the Canucks, why he feels that Alex Edler will return to Vancouver next season, and touches on the announcement of Ryan Johnson returning to run the AHL franchise that’s headed to Abbotsford.

The Price is Right scolds the fans in Montreal who rioted after the Habs advanced to the Stanley Cup final, wondering what’s going to happen if they actually win a cup.

Henrik Sedin follows after a special edition of Ask J Pat and talks about why him and Daniel are joining the Canucks front office, what his role will be within the organization, how much interaction they’ve had with the players, Travis Green and Jim Benning, why he always felt that him and Daniel would get into management, what his relationship is with Elias Pettersson, and why he thinks Sweden will lose to England at Euro 2020.

We play Hot Take for the final time this week. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. 

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Another scorching hot day in Vancouver, and another sizzling show from us.

Jeff Paterson is sitting in for Matt Sekeres again on this episode and fills in for the Welcome Matt with the Pat Down, where J Pat takes a glance at the interesting hiring of Dave Hakstol as the Seattle Kraken’s first ever head coach.

JT the Brick from Mad Dog Sports Radio in Las Vegas joins afterwards and says that if the Golden Knights win tonight, they’ll win the series in seven games. 

Thomas Drance follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and wonders if the Sedin’s can influence Alex Edler to take a hometown discount if he re-signs with the Canucks, why he believes that Sedin’s don’t have an end game when it comes to their new roles within the organization, and why the Canucks need to find a way to get rid of its bad money contracts.

The Price is Right takes aim at the officiating in the Stanley Cup playoffs and how ridiculous it continues to be.

Seattle Kraken reporter Ryan Clark follows a special edition of Ask J Pat and talks about how the Kraken have always kept their cards close to their chest when it comes to unveiling news, why they interviewed a rumoured eight candidates for its head coaching position, and who would be the Kraken’s choice to play their first home NHL game against.

We play the first non-conference game of Take 5 on Sekeres & Price 2.0, where the guest host’s argument wins over the jury. 

The show wraps as it always does with all the Errors & Omissions.  

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Big day in Vancouver with the Sedin twins and Jim Benning speaking to the media the day after the club announced that Daniel and Henrik would be joining the front office.

We hear from the twins and Benning in the first hour of the show, where Danny and Hank explain why they’re heading into management and what their roles will be.

Craig Button follows Hashtags - the best & worst of Twitter, and he talks about the Sedin hire by the Canucks, telling us that he feels that Daniel and Henrik will make an impact in the position, why he would start Marc Andre-Fleury in game 6 tomorrow night, and praises the impact that Nick Suzuki has had for the Canadiens.

The Price is Right looks at the Whitecaps who’re facing the LA Galaxy on Wednesday evening. Blake breaks down how the ‘Caps can hang with Galaxy, touching on the rumour that the ‘Caps are close to bringing in Scottish midfielder Ryan Gould. 

Daniel Wagner from Vancouver is Awesome follows a special edition of Ask J Pat, and gives his insight on the Sedin’s joining the Canucks front office, why he thinks the Sedin’s will not be taking their new roles lightly, why Sam Reinhart would not be a good fit with the Canucks, and why JT Miller being moved to centre the third line is not a good idea. 

Blake fails to sizzle on Hot Take. The show concludes with all the Errors & Omissions.  

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Big show, with BIG breaking news, as moments before the show started the Vancouver Canucks announced that the Sedin twins are joining the front office as special advisors to the general manager.

The Welcome Matt focuses on just that, questioning just what their role will entail, and whether this is just another attempt at improving the organization’s poor public image. 

Arizona Coyotes insider Craig Morgan follows to explain what’s happening with Oliver Ekman-Larsson and the Yotes, stating that time looks to be catching up with his performance. 

Our Tuesday Canucks insider Harman Dayal follows Hashtags - the best and worst in Twitter, and talks about the Sedin’s joining the front office and wonders if they’ll take more of a role with the player development in Abbotsford, why he thinks that Ekman-Larsson is still a quality defenceman, just not an $8 million dollar player, and why he feels that JT Miller would be a good option to play third line centre for the Canucks.

The Price is Right looks at how positive the news of the day was yesterday, when Carl Nassib came out as the first openly gay player, playing in the NFL, and Laurel Hubbard who will become the first transgender Olympic athlete that will compete in the games. 

Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and praises the Sedin hiring, stating that he thinks the twins will help immensely with developing young prospects, and that their contacts around hockey will be an asset for the organization.

Sekeres racks up another sizzler on Hot Take. We wrap the show with all the Errors & Omissions. 

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Back for another week of shows and this one is jam packed.

The Welcome Matt takes a look at the officiating in the Stanley Cup playoffs, wondering if the officials can redeem themselves after some poor officiating thus far throughout the postseason. 

Mark Zecchino from PGA Tour radio follows and breaks down what was a wild Sunday in the final round of the US Open at Torrey Pines. 

John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and gives us the 411 on the two proposed schedules for next season in the NHL which were presented to the member franchises, his feelings on how the Stanley Cup playoffs have been officiated, tells us why he thinks that Robin Lehner will own the net for Vegas until he loses, and gives his opinion on why Arizona is desperately shopping Oliver Ekman-Larsson. 

The Price is Right wonders if the NHL could come up with a more intriguing schedule than the usual 82 game slog.

Jeff Paterson joins for his first hit of the week and gives his thoughts on the officiating in the Stanley Cup playoffs stating that he feels the officiating is bringing the NHL down, why he thinks the Canucks won’t pursue Ekman-Larsson again, and whether he thinks the Canucks would take top goalie prospect Jesper Wallstedt with the 9th overall pick.

We play Memo To on a Monday, and then wrap up the show with all the Errors & Omissions. 

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