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New York, New York! Matt and Blake look back on the Canucks & Rangers game, and point forward to the Islanders game. They talk about the heart-in-throat moment when Luke Schenn left the bench last night, and discuss his pricetag on the trade market, as well as the benching of Andrei Kuzmenko in the third period last night.
Former Canuck Frank Corrado, now a TSN analyst, gives us his thoughts on the Horvat trade and contract extension, as well as sharing insight on Anthony Beauvillier and on Lou Lamoriello's "expectations." Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) on the Kuzmenko benching, on the better duo between Pettersson-Miller or Horvat-Barzal, on Pettersson's new responsibilities with Horvat gone and Jim Rutherford's future.

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Matt and Blake are joined by Darren Dreger (Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast) with the hot topic being the March 3rd trade deadline. Thatcher Demko, JT Miller, Brock Boeser and Luke Schenn are discussed. Dregs also shares stories from his family's pimped-out ice-fishing lodge, and about breaking a trade at one deadline much to the ire of an NHL GM.
Chris Botta is a former head of communications for the New York Islanders, and the co-host of Hockey Night in New York, an Islanders-themed podcast. Chris tells us about the environment Bo Horvat is stepping into, and more about new Canucks winger Anthony Beauvillier. He also tells stories about the Islanders' Fisherman logo and jersey, which is making an unexpected comeback! Also joining is TC Carling, the president & CEO of Canadian Men's Health Foundation and the former VP of communications at Canucks Sports and Entertainment. CMHF is behind the Don't Change Much podcast.

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Matt and Blake bask in the glow of a great game in Jersey, where the Canucks fell 5-4 in overtime but not without a glut of storylines and excitement. Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) joins to assess Vasily Podkolzin's return to the lineup, Andrei Kuzmenko's dekes, and Anthony Beauvillier's debut with the Canucks. The guys talk about the changing of the leadership guard with Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes getting letters. Patrick Johnston has done some reporting on Jim Rutherford's future in Vancouver. He also evaluates the new leadership group, Bo Horvat's contract extension, and the likelihood of a Brock Boeser trade.

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After an all-star weekend that featured a final Bo & Petey moment, Matt and Blake discuss Horvat's big money deal on Long Island, as well as the changes in Canucks leadership group now that the captain is gone. Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) weighs in on the Canucks' 33-game run to the finish line, the lineup without Bo and Mikheyev, the Horvat deal with the Islanders, and the all-star game format. John Shannon gives us his insight on how difficult it is to make an all-star weekend work on television, as well as his take on the Horvat trade/extension and the results of his poll on playoff format.

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A special S&P Presents: Remembering Gino Odjick. Matt, Blake and guests remember the life and times of the incomparable Gino Odjick, who passed away on January 15th at age 52. Former teammates Dave Babych, Trevor Linden and Kirk McLean talk about the tough customer and kind soul they knew, while former Canucks beat writer Tony Gallagher stops by to talk about his years interviewing Gino. 

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A special S&P Presents: Vancouver Media Legends. Matt and Blake are delighted to catch up with three former colleagues who are now retired. With so much recent talk about Canucks history -- low moments, captains being traded to the NYI -- the guys felt the time was right to talk to reporters and broadcasters who have chronicled so much of it. Plus, all three gentlemen catch us up on their lives today. Barry Macdonald joins remotely after he felt compelled to post on the Canucks treatment of former head coach Bruce Boudreau. Barry gives us his feelings about the way the team is currently being run and shares some incredible stories about the late Gino Odjick. Tom Larscheid still shoots his age on the golf course -- and he'll be 83 this spring! That twinkle in his eye, that pep in his voice...it all shines through as it did for 28 years in the Canucks broadcast booth. Tony Gallagher is busy travelling the country and the world in retirement, but has instant recall of so much of Canucks history. He might surprise listeners when asked about the low moments in club history.

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It's a special Wednesday insider edition of Sekeres & Price. The guys kick around some of the rumblings around the Vancouver Canucks, including the possibility of Thatcher Demko being traded out of Vancouver. Rick Dhaliwal gives us an injury update on Tanner Pearson. Dhali then gets into some of the smoke around the team, including the future of Demko, Jack Rathbone, Brock Boeser and Luke Schenn. Darren Dreger (Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast) shares what he's heard on the Demko situation, Boeser, whether the Canucks will be able to move Connor Garland and if the Islanders will flip Bo Horvat if they're unable to sign the former Canucks captain. Presented by Audi Downtown Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Jaguar Vancouver.

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Matt and Blake dig deeper on the Bo Horvat trade, assessing the pieces coming back, GM Patrik Allvin's comments, and the future awaiting the former Canucks captain in New York. Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) joins with his two cents on the deal, including whether a 2023 protected pick or a 2024 unprotected pick would be more advantageous. Plus, Patrick Johnston on whether the Canucks should now turn over the captaincy to Elias Pettersson, the return for Horvat, and what to make of the Thatcher Demko trade rumblings.

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EMERGENCY PODCAST ALERT! The Canucks trade Bo Horvat to the New York Islanders for Anthony Beauvillier, Aatu Raty, and a protected 2023 1st round draft pick. The Canucks also retain 25% of Horvat's remaining cap hit for the season. Matt and Blake recorded a special Twitter Spaces show reacting to the ground-breaking news. You'll hear that at the start of the podcast, followed by Monday's regular show where the guys discuss the events of Friday: Ilya Mikheyev being shut down for knee surgery, the win over Columbus and the loss of forward Lane Pederson on waivers. John Shannon stops by and comments on Canucks matters like Mikheyev, trading Bo Horvat and Luke Schenn; as well as NHL matters like Zegras/Stecher feud, Edmonton's EBUG and the passing of Bobby Hull. Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) analyzes who stands to benefit with the Mikheyev injury, and what the rest of the season holds for goaltender Thatcher Demko.

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Matt and Blake further discuss Andrei Kuzmenko's contract extension. What it means for the team's next steps, what was lost, and whether the Canucks understand buying low and selling high. They also talk about the trades to come, including Bo Horvat landing spots and potential pieces in return, as well as the case for dealing Brock Boeser and Conor Garland. Rick Dhaliwal stops by with the mechanics of how Kuzmenko got his name on another Canucks contract, as well as the merits of holding Horvat out of games to keep him healthy. Rick also speaks on the possibility of trading Luke Schenn, and explains why Thatcher Demko's name is circulating in the rumour mill. Chris Gear joins to talk Canuck to us. The former AGM has a most interesting perspective about why the Canucks operate as they do, and shares some of the realities of hockey operations have to deal with. He also comments on why that department has seemingly lost touch with their fans and the market.

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