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The show begins with some big news, as the always popular Take 5 returns where the boys debate whether or not Mikey DiPietro should be given some starts while the Canucks try to ice a depleted lineup. 

The Welcome Matt dives into the ongoing tension between the Canucks players and the NHL, wondering why the NHLPA didn’t step up to back the players. 

Emily Kaplan from ESPN joins the show next and takes a look at the Canucks games this weekend that have now been postponed. Emily also gives her insight on whether or not the NHL players in the North Division in Canada would accept going into a bubble for the divisional portion of the their playoffs. 

Our Thursday Canucks insider Thomas Drance follows and breaks down how the players have been feeling in recovery from the COVID-19 variant that has buckled the team, forcing this weekends games to get postponed.

The Price is Right takes a look at the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and how this could be the best chance for an NHL Canadian team to break the 27 year drought. 

The Canucks have gone silent after news broke yesterday that the team had a late evening call with the NHLPA, and today after this weekends games have been postponed. Our man on the beat Jeff Paterson joined to try to explain just what is going on within the organization. 

Take 5 follows J-Pat and it’s a spicy debate that ends up being very one sided.

Errors and Omissions wraps up the show where the boys are quizzed about a stellar year of perfect games in the MLB. 

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Big show that starts with a bomb as Canucks forward JT Miller had some pointed words towards the NHL and the schedule the team is facing after fighting COVID that ripped through the entire team.

The Welcome Matt takes aim at the Canucks return and how devastating the COVID outbreak was within the organization.

Former VANOC CEO John Furlong joins to talk about the potential Vancouver bid to bring the Winter Olympic Games back to Vancouver in 2030.

Our Wednesday NHL Insider Craig Button joins for his weekly hit and explains how he injured himself in a pickle ball accident. The conversation shifts to hockey and Craig gives his insight on the Canucks COVID outbreak and the players that they picked up during the trade deadline. Craig also breaks down who he thought did fine work at the deadline. 

The Price is Right takes a look at the potential of the Winter Olympic Games returning in 2030 to Vancouver.

Tell Me I’m Wrong follows PIR, where the boys reveal the new voice memo that’s been introduced into the show. Hashtags follows that, where things get a little heated over a debate between whether a song Matt was thinking was sung by Justin Bieber or One Republic.

Jeff Paterson stops in for his daily hit and unpacks the JT Miller comments from today’s media zoom conference. J Pat also questions the NHLPA being so nonchalant about the Canucks having to play such a condensed, tough schedule to close out the season.

Hot Take Wednesday follows where its Blake turn to try and give a sizzling hot take.

The show wraps with Errors & Omissions where the boys have a heated debate about whether One Republic’s “Apologize” was a bigger hit than Justin Bieber’s “Sorry”. 

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A new day and more goods added to the show. An email inbox yesterday, and today we introduced the new listener text line! After setting up the show the Welcome Matt takes a look into the Adam Gaudette trade, and how Canucks managements hand was forced after news surfaced that Gaudette had fallen out of favour with the team and his teammates.

Ray Ferraro joins for his debut on the new show and talks about the Canucks returning to the ice after COVID ripped through the team. Ray also gives his insight on the Canucks moves at the trade deadline, and the Tanner Pearson contract extension. 

Our Tuesday Canucks insider Harman Dayal drops in next and adds his analysis of the moves made by Jim Benning at the trade deadline while also giving his deadline winners. 

Another edition of Tell Me I’m Wrong and Hashtags follows Harman.

Jeff Paterson’s daily hit begins with news about the Canucks revised schedule and details on when Rogers Arena re-opens for the players. J Pat also gives his insight on what he thinks newcomers Matthew Highmore and Madison Bowey can bring to the Canucks lineup.

Hot Take Tuesday is back once again, where Matt reveals the new format for Hot Take each week. 

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

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The Welcome Matt kicks off the show, and it’s a juicy one on NHL trade deadline day. Despite reports from other outlets, Matt is hearing that the Canucks were not pleased with the lack of adhering to COVID protocols from Adam Gaudette, and that it was a factor in the Canucks moving the young forward to Chicago.

AHL reporter Patrick Williams from EP Rinkside and NHL.com stops in next to give the scouting report on Matthew Highmore and Madison Bowey, who the Canucks picked up at the deadline. 

NHL Insider David Pagnotta from the Fourth Period comes up next and the conversation starts with the Canucks, where Pagnotta reveals that the Canucks were in talks with teams about moving Brandon Sutter, but the veteran forwards contract was a sticking point in the talks. 

The Price is Right focuses in on the Canucks at the trade deadline.

Tell Me I’m Wrong and Hashtags follow that.

Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit with lots to unpack after the Canucks made some questionable trades at the deadline. J Pat wonders if some of Gaudette’s behaviour off the ice was his downfall with the organization. 

It’s a Monday, so the boys play Memo To to wrap up the show.

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The Welcome Matt kicks off the show, where Matt wonders if Jim Benning has something up his sleeve for the offseason, after telling the media today that he isn’t going to make any significant trades at the trade deadline.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic joins for the first of his weekly hits on the show. Harman touches on the COVID outbreak within Canucks organization and gives his insight on the Tanner Pearson signing and how it impacts the Canucks salary cap in the offseason.

Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal gives an update on what he’s hearing about the possibility of Benning making any moves at the deadline. Dhaliwal also gives an update on Loui Eriksson and whether or not the Canucks will buyout the veteran forward this offseason.

The Price is Right backs Jim Benning’s statement about not wanting to trade players after having to go through the roller coaster of a season that the Canucks have had to endure. 

Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and wonders if the Canucks will look at the standings and think they’re still in the playoff hunt after Montreal failed to separate themselves from the pack with all the games in hand they had. J Pat also wonders how Benning can say that he doesn’t foresee any cap problems this offseason.

The show wraps with the debut of Hot Take on Friday, plus all the Errors & Omissions as we head into the weekend. 

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