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After beating the Buffalo Sabres 5-4 on Tuesday night, Matt and Blake opine on the timeline of a potential change for the Vancouver Canucks that would relieve Bruce Boudreau from head coaching duties.

Our hockey insider Darren Dreger from the Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast shares the latest he's hearing regarding Boudreau watch. Would Rick Tocchet be a fit in Vancouver to replace Boudreau? Dregs also shares his predictions on whether captain Bo Horvat will be a Canuck at season's end.

Jeff Paterson from the Rink Wide: Vancouver Podcast stops by to give us his takeaways on the Canucks' win over the Sabres. We get into Boudreau's deployment late in the game, Will Lockwood, Spencer Martin grabbing another victory and Bo Horvat leading by example with a few helpers. Plus, Jeff gives his two cents on Boudreau watch.

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Following their Hockey Hall of Fame Induction. Matt and Blake asked which of the latest inductees(Henrik, Daniel or Luongo) in their prime could the Canucks use most right now.

And with the news BC Lions Quarterback Nathan Rourke is set to have meetings with NFL teams, Farhan Lalji from TSN joined the guys to talk over that process and what the likelihood of Rourke signing in the NFL is. 

Ahead of the final game of the Canucks road trip, Patrick Johnston stopped by for his weekly chat and the guys wondered if this was potentially the last time we see Bruce Boudreau behind the Vancouver bench and what the rest of the week could look like.

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After a terrible weekend for Vancouver sports teams, the guys try to celebrate Hall of Fame induction night where the Sedin twins and Roberto Luongo will be honoured.

Jeff Paterson stops by and is asked 1) is the season already lost?; and 2) is it a matter of if (not when) Bruce Boudreau gets fired? Jeff recaps another blown multi-goal lead, a second weekend loss to the Bruins, and tells us how concerned he is with Russian wingers Vasily Podkolzin and Andrei Kuzmenko.

John Shannon calls HHoF induction night one of his favourite days of the year, and reflects on the magical careers of the Sedin twins and Luongo. He also tells us he fears Boudreau is dead man walking.

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Matt and Blake preview Canada at the World Cup on a special Remembrance Day edition of Sekeres and Price.

The guys are joined by longtime Canadian captain Atiba Hutchinson, who is finally getting to play in a World Cup after 20 years in the program and six nods as national player-of-the-year. Atiba takes us through his incredible soccer journey and how he related to Alphonso Davies, Jonathan David and the young bucks on the squad.

Then Paul Dolan, another Canadian soccer builder, previews Canada's three matches against Belgium, Croatia and Morocco. Dolan was a player last time Canada made the World Cup finals in 1986, and has been a goaltending coach for the program as well. He's been waiting a long time for this. We all have.

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Big show wrapping another Canucks loss, this one in Montreal, and the path forward.

Rick Dhaliwal gives us what he's hearing on the futures of head coach Bruce Boudreau & captain Bo Horvat.

Jeff Paterson looks at the path forward for forward Tanner Pearson, who is now injured, and whether the Canucks can trade him. Plus, the curious case of goaltender Thatcher Demko, who continues to struggle.

And Rob Williams on what is supposed to be a celebratory weekend for the Canucks at the Hall of Fame.

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The guys digest the win in Ottawa and another two-goal game for captain Bo Horvat, who now has 12 in 13 games. It led to our poll question: will Horvat score 50?

Darren Dreger takes us through the predicament faced by Canucks management as they evaluate head coach Bruce Boudreau and the team's lack of structure. It's not just about wins and losses, but how the team plays.

Jeff Paterson gives thumbs-up to Horvat, Conor Garland, Spencer Martin and others on the Canucks, while looking at more difficult performances from Andrei Kuzmenko, Tyler Myers and Oliver Ekman-Larsson in Ottawa.

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A spicy show in light of Jim Rutherford's comments about his coach and a lack of structure. Matt and Blake unpack the dysfunction between management and the coaching staff that is rearing its head publicly. 

Patrick Johnston stops by and wonders if Rutherford was talking to an audience of one -- owner Francesco Aqulini -- because he wants a new coach.

Meanwhile, Amar Doman comes in to demonstrate what good ownership looks and sounds like. The B.C. Lions owner wraps up the year that was at B.C. Place, and looks forward to Sunday's West Division final against Winnipeg.

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Another game, another blown multi-goal lead for the Vancouver Canucks. We break it down with John Shannon and Jeff Paterson, who stop by with their thoughts.

John gave us his thoughts on J.T. Miller and what he could command in a trade. Mitch Miller and how the Bruins caused themselves a big unforced error. Finishing up, we asked about his book and a few behind-the-scenes stories.

JPat started off with a quick bit on the win by the B.C. Lions. We went to the game that was against Nashville, and a lack of killer instinct from the team. He was unequivocal when it came to our Bodog Poll Question as to why the blown leads are what makes him the angriest, about the season, to date.

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It was an inspiring night, led by Kevin Bieksa, that saw the Vancouver Canucks offence burst for eight goals. Matt Sekeres and Jeff Paterson were joined by Ray Ferraro and Rick Dhaliwal to break it all down.

Ray dropped a big name when comparing Elias Pettersson to a former player. Also, talked about what makes the Bruins so good and how it related to the message Bieksa had for the Canucks last night.

Rick Dhaliwal followed that up with the importance of culture in the lockerroom and had an update on a number of Canucks’ players who aren't playing right now. 

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Jeff Paterson is in for Blake on Kevin Bieksa night in Vancouver. Dan Hamhuis stopped by to chat about his former defensive partner and what it was like to not only play with him, but the kind of person he is off the ice.

Rob Williams, national editor of the Daily Hive stopped by to chat about -- what else? -- when will Rogers Arena get new seats? Also touching on the newly-announced Grey Cup heading to Vancouver in 2024.

Ryan Phillips, defensive coordinator of the BC Lions, joined the show to set up the big West Division semi-final at B.C. Place this week.

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