TSN soccer insider Kristian Jack says that the MLS hasn't ruled out that the Whitecaps could play just two matches while in Orlando. Jack also said that Jonathan David is soon going to be as known across Canada the same way Alphonso Davies is.

Guests include: Kristian Jack (TSN Soccer Insider)

Guests include: Scott Wheeler (The Athletic National NHL Prospects Reporter)

The Athletic's prospects analyst Scott Wheeler says that he is not convinced that Vasili Podkolzin will be an all-star in the NHL, but he feels that the Canucks prospect will be a solid middle six forward. Wheeler also raved about Colorado's prospect pool, calling it an embarrassment of riches.

Guests include: Jack Rathbone (Vancouver Canucks Prospect/ Harvard University Defenceman)

Canucks prospect Jack Rathbone says that he hasn't made a decision yet on whether or not he'll return to Harvard to play another season, or if he will decide to turn pro and sign with the Canucks. Rathbone says that a major decision from the Ivy League Conference is coming tomorrow on the state of Harvard's season, and whatever comes out of that decision will be a factor in what he chooses to do next.

Guests include: Farhan Lalji (TSN Vancouver Bureau Reporter)

TSN’s Farhan Lalji joins Matt and Blake to discuss the new rule for this year and the fact that if the athlete is not taking at least one in-person class, the athlete will not be issued a visa to be allowed in the US. Farhan discusses how this will affect international students.

Whitecaps striker Lucas Cavallini says prior to leaving to Orlando, players were scared to go down and to leave the safe environment of Vancouver for the situation in Orlando. Lucas says he feels players were scared of consequences if they wanted to pull out of the MLS is Back tournament. Lucas says the team agreed they needed to be disciplined & strictly follow all rules while in the bubble.

Guests include: Lucas Cavallini (Vancouver Whitecaps FC Forward)