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Last show of the week, and Matt rehashes an old rant.
The Welcome Matt puts a bullseye on the back of the Vegas Golden Knights, who find themselves once again in a Stanley Cup semi-final. Matt is back on his ABV mantra, anyone But Vegas!
Shane Hnidy from the Golden Knights broadcast team joins next and tells us how VGK were able to bring themselves back to the semi-final.
Our Friday Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal follows and says that Travis Green raved about Alex Edler on Donnie & Dhali today, gives praise to the Canucks shoring up their coaching staff earlier this week, updates on what’s happening with the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contracts, who will be running/coaching in Abbotsford, and whether or not Emil Pettersson is going to head to the NHL next season.
The Price is Right takes a look at the top teams around the NHL and how those still standing, with the exception of Tampa, don’t have a truly “elite” player on the roster.
Jeff Paterson follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and explains how he respects what the Golden Knights have done in such a short span of time, why he feels Alex Edler will be back with the Canucks next year, and whether or not the Canucks should bring back Trent Cull to coach the AHL team in Abbotsford.
Andrew tries to get a sizzler on Hot Take. We wrap the show with all the Errors & Omissions.
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Big show, with a big guest list!
The Welcome Matt looks at the Canucks additions to the coaching staff and how after a season that had its challenges, the pressure is still on Travis Green to turn the team around.
Canucks goaltending coach Ian Clark follows and explains how excited he is to be back working with the organization and with Thatcher Demko who he has been working with since the young goalie joined the franchise, how he feels about being a fan favourite in the market, his philosophy on teaching the position, Michael DiPietro’s progression, where Arthurs Silovs’ game is at, and if he feels the Canucks need to draft another goaltender.
Thomas Drance follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and gives his insight on how important it was for the Canucks to lock up Clark, how the Canucks want to get Pettersson and Hughes’ contracts done before they do any other business, and that despite it rarely happening, there is always a chance that a team could offer sheet Pettersson this offseason.
The Price is Right looks at a trend around the NHL, as teams that have had success have had to make hard decisions along the way, at times having to move on from superstar players to achieve success.
Our good friend Kristian Jack joins next and explains his new role with the Canadian Premier League, how important it is for Canada’s national men’s team to qualify for the 2022 World Cup, who he sees as the favourites at Euro 2020, and who could be the country the fans fall in love with at the tourney.
Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and gives his thoughts on Ian Clark interview, praises the coaching staff additions the Canucks have made, and how Jim Benning should handle free agency this offseason.
Take 5 revolves around a debate on who will get nominated for a major NHL award first. Quinn Hughes for a Norris? Or Thatcher Demko for a Vezina?
The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions.
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Big news in Canuck land and we unpack all of it on this episode.
The Welcome Matt takes a glance at the coaching moves made by the Canucks, giving the team credit for being proactive.
Former Canuck defenceman Troy Stecher follows and explains how things came together with Team Canada, the experience of playing for Gerard Gallant, how things are working out with the Red Wings, and whether he’s stressed about going into next season with just one year left on his current contract.
Craig Button follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and gives his insight on the Canucks adding Brad Shaw to the coaching staff, extending goaltending coach Ian Clark, and what he knows about new assistant Kyle Gustafson.
The Price is Right wonders if Brad Shaw could be the key to unlocking Quinn Hughes’ elite potential.
Jeff Paterson follows Tell Me I’m Wrong and begins by stating how big getting Ian Clark re-signed is to the team, and how Brad Shaw’s different approach to the team is something that intrigued Travis Green.
Blake shoots for another sizzler on Hot Take Wednesday. The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions.
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The day after the Montreal Canadiens advance to the conference final and of course it was Tyler Toffoli who sent the Habs to the final four.
The Welcome Matt asks Canucks fans what they’re fixating on during these Stanley Cup playoffs, after former Canuck forward Tyler Toffoli scored the overtime winner to send the Habs to the conference finals.
Tony Marinaro from TSN 690 in Montreal follows and explains how the Habs have come together over a season that was full of ups and downs, what Toffoli has meant to the Habs, and how important Phil Danault has been as a shutdown centre.
Our Tuesday Canucks insider Harman Dayal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us how far away the Canucks are from being a legit playoff contender.
Jeff Paterson follows Tell Me I’m Wrong and says that he is not surprised by the play of Toffoli, and wonders if the Avs can handle the adversity that’s in front of them in game 5 versus Vegas.
It’s Sekeres’ chance to sizzle on Hot Take Tuesday. We conclude the show with all the Errors & Omissions.
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Back for another week of shows and we kick things off with a few suggestions for beers branded under the Sekeres & Price brand.
The Welcome Matt gives praise to former Canucks defenceman Troy Stecher, who was a pivotal piece for Canada taking the gold medal at the IIHF World Hockey Championship.
Our old friend Dave Tomlinson follows and gives his insight on Canada’s incredible bounce back at the Worlds. DT expands on the play of tournament MVP Andrew Mangiapane and Stecher’s tourney, suggesting that he feels that Troy from Richmond has more to his game than he’s shown before.
John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and tells us all is quiet on the Canucks front right now, speculates what the future of Seth Jones is in Columbus, whether he feels Dom Ducharme has secured the head coach title with the Habs, and wonders if Jared Bednar has lost the room with the Avs.
The Price is Right looks at the how the division realignment has messed up aligning game times during these Stanley Cup playoffs.
Jeff Paterson joins for his first hit of the week and sings the praise of the New York Islanders who have defied the naysayers once again during these playoffs, gives kudos to Troy Stecher and Roberto Luongo for their roles in helping Canada win gold at the Worlds, and speculates who could be added to Travis Green’s coaching staff.
We play Memo To on a Monday and wrap up the show with all the Errors & Omissions.
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