Thomas Drance from the Athletic says that the Canucks will have about $16 million dollars in cap space with 17 one-way contracts already on the books whenever the offseason begins. Though not as severe as the past, Drance also wonders why the NHL still has a cap recapture penalty as a part of the new CBA.

Guests include: Thomas Drance (The Athletic Vancouver Canucks Reporter)

Guests include: Bob Weeks (TSN Golf Insider)

Guests include: Adnan Virk (Host of the ChangeUp on DAZN)

Adnan Virk from the ChangeUp on DAZN says that with all the players from various teams testing positive for COVID-19, it looks as if the team that can stay the healthiest has the best chance in winning. Virk also says that it looks as if now is the time for Cleveland to move on from their longtime Indians nickname.

TSN Edmonton reporter Ryan Rishaug says that Phase 4 of the NHL Return to Play Proposal has less risk than in Phase 3. Phase 4 is the tight bubble, whereas Phase 3 the players will be going back and forth from the rink and integrating with the rest of society.

Guests include: Ryan Rishaug (TSN Edmonton Bureau Reporter)

Glen Suitor from the CFL on TSN and an SFU alum says that it's time for the school to change its nickname. Suitor says that the name change wouldn't change any of the schools history in sports, but it would help evolve the program and make it better.

Guests include: Tom Mayenknecht (Host of the Sport Market)

The Athletic's Arpon Basu says that it's not a coincidence that Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder's opinion on his teams nickname changed when corporate sponsors started to put pressure on him.