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The guys get into the festive spirit with Nathalie Rees, who is back with some giveaways for lucky listeners.

Darren Dreger (Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast) joins from the Board of Governors meetings in Florida where Bo Horvat's name is on the lips of GMs. Dreger gives us the latest from his sources on how the Canucks are approaching their big decision on the captain, as well as Brock Boeser.

Matt and Blake also discuss the merits of an expanded playoffs, and an historic night for Alex Ovechkin.

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The guys discuss Canucks captain Bo Horvat releasing a statement about how he won't discuss his future for the rest of the season as well as whether the reports about what Horvat turned down are posturing or the real McCoy.

Matt and Blake discuss not only a Horvat trade, but other Canucks on the block including Brock Boeser, Luke Schenn and Andrei Kuzmenko.

Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) stops by with his analysis of the captain's situation and Patrick Johnston discusses potential landing spots.

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After an emotional weekend in sports, the guys talk about the Canucks being shutout (for the first time this season) and booed at Rogers Arena; the future of club captain Bo Horvat; the Seahawks blowing it against a very beatable opponent; and England bowing out of the World Cup dramatically (as per usual).

Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) stops by to explain the message-sending ways of Canucks head coach Bruce Boudreau, as well as to discuss Horvat's future and a potential return of the Lotto Line.

John Shannon takes us through Gary Bettman's messaging on the salary cap, as well as how NHL business has rebounded nicely coming out of the pandemic.

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Big show heading into the weekend as the guys discuss the one-year anniversary of Jim Rutherford leading the Vancouver Canucks. Matt gives out a grade in his editorial, Blake explains why F isn't an option and that more time is needed.

Hilarity ensues when Rick Dhaliwal learns he's allowed to curse on the show. And yes, he takes advantage! He also provides tidbits on Luke Schenn, Brock Boeser, Bo Horvat and the search for a cheap goalie to patch the dam.

Rob Williams takes on the myth of Canucks players practising a Cup celebration in 2011 as well as why he thinks trading Boeser right now is a mistake.

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Matt and Blake go over another thrilling Canucks OT win, a third straight for the club. They take stock of the team 1/3 of the way through the season, including Elias Pettersson's start and prospects for a 100-point campaign, and the first year of the Jim Rutherford/Patrik Allvin regime.

Ray Ferraro (Ray and Dregs Hockey Podcast) stops by with his love for the Canucks' fourth-line, including a bold prediction for Nils Åman and the growth he sees in Dakota Joshua's game. Ray reminisces about the fire-wagon hockey of the 80s because it seems to be returning in a most offensive year for the NHL! 

Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) takes us into his process covering a game and how his routine has been shaken by all these goals. He discusses whether the Canucks can sustain their winning ways minus better defence.

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The Canucks, Lions and Canadian athlete-of-the-year are discussed as seasons, careers and the year 2022 wind down.

Darren Dreger (Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast) takes us through the Canucks trade chips, including his understanding of where the Brock Boeser file goes from here. Dreger speculates on a Bo Horvat deal, and what Luke Schenn might fetch on the trade market.

Bryan Burnham gets introspective about his magnificent run with the B.C. Lions and tells us why he is retiring. He also identifies his favourite catches over the years -- and it's a long list! 

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8-6 in Carolina. 7-6 over Colorado. An 11-0 score against Calgary way back when. The guys go through some of the craziest games in Canucks' history and where last night's 7-6 overtime game against the Habs ranks.

Rink Wide: Vancouver's Jeff Paterson, with his impressive recall of Canucks games past, stops by with his take on the wildest Canucks game in years. The guys also discuss Brock Boeser's trade value and what holds it back.

Patrick Johnston reminds us that the NHL is at its most offensive in years, and how hockey fans are the beneficiaries. PJ also takes on coach Bruce Boudreau's future and Boeser's trade market.

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After an enormous weekend of news, Matt and Blake unpack all the matters with Brock Boeser. The healthy-scratching that wasn't. The goal. The trade rumours. And the one-year anniversary of the firing of Jim Benning and Travis Green.

Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) stops by with his interpretation of all that happened Saturday, including whether the Canucks were shopping Boeser previously, and how he ultimately got back into the lineup. Jeff also talks about the Canucks one year since cleaning house.

John Shannon tells us that Jim Rutherford is typically a patient man who stubbornly stays the course, but wonders whether a new course is near after the injury to Thatcher Demko and an upcoming parting with Boeser.

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Capping off a busy week of news, Matt and Blake recap a second straight 5-1 loss by the Vancouver Canucks, this one to Florida, and the bigger worry about injured goaltender Thatcher Demko.

Ray Ferraro (Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast) joins to talk about the game, the loss of Demko, and why J.T. Miller continues to be a go-to interview. Also, on retiring numbers and whether keeping them in circulation is a better policy.

Rick Dhaliwal with the latest on Andrei Kuzmenko's future, Demko and more.

And Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) gives us his take on who should be the next Canucks to be inducted at Rogers Arena, and whether Ryan Kesler deserves some space.

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Great day for sports debates as we digest the Canucks' decision to honour Roberto Luongo in the Ring of Honour not by retiring his number, and Canada's 0-3 performance at the World Cup.

"The Stanchion" Wyatt Arndt stops by with reaction to the Luongo news. Rob Williams makes the case for why the Canucks erred. Vanni Sartini breaks down where Canada went wrong.

Plus Matt and Blake lay out all the Luongo variables and come to their own conclusions.

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