CKSTAM

Guests include: Ray Ferraro (TSN Hockey Insider/ Game Analyst) & Gregg Bell (The News Tribune Seahawks Reporter)

TSN hockey insider and game analyst Ray Ferraro says that he understands why the Aquilini family doesn't want to spend money on another buyout. Ray says that one of the Aqulini families main businesses is in hospitality, and right now that business is suffering.

Guests include: Corey Basso (TSN 1040 Whitecaps FC Reporter), Charean Williams (Pro Football Talk/ Pro Football Hall of Fame) & Dennis Skulsky (Former BC Lions President)

Dennis Skulsky says David Braley was a unique man & a great person. Dennis says his former boss was even-keeled, always had the bigger picture in mind & always liked to take 24 hours to think over big decisions.

NFL reporter Charean Williams says getting Jamal Adams back will help the Seahawks but there needs to be more changes on defence because the Hawks won’t get to a Super Bowl with how poorly the defence is playing.

TSN1040’s Corey Basso says you could make the argument that SJ was the better side after the Caps scored their two goals but they didn’t allow SJ really any sniffs around the net to tie it up. Corey also says the soccer is not always pretty but the Caps are getting results right now.

Guests include: Spencer Kyte (MMA Reporter/ UFC.com Contributor)

E. Spencer Kyte says Khabib Nurmagomedov is on a short list when it comes to the GOAT conversation for the UFC. Kyte breaks down the fight against Justin Gaethje, adding he believes Khabib when he says he won’t fight again.

Seahawks insider Gregg Bell says that this weekend is a real measuring stick game for a young Arizona Cardinals team facing off against the unbeaten Seahawks. The 'Hawks could put three games between the Cardinals and themselves in the loss column with a win.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic says that this is a massive season for Canucks centre Adam Gaudette. Dayal says that Gaudette needs to take the next step in his development to prove that he is a capable third line centre for the Canucks.