Eskimos defensive coordinator Mike Benevides expects a tough battle all season long in a tight CFL Western Division. Mike says you won’t stop the Lions offensive players, but you can do your best to minimize what they do.

TSN NHL Insider Bob McKenzie and Canucks GM Jim Benning joined the show.

Canucks GM Jim Benning says Chris Tanev is arguably the team's best defenseman, and he's not looking to trade Tanev. Benning says moving up in the draft is unlikely, as teams are asking for picks or young players and the Canucks don't want to do that. But Benning says moving down could happen

Bob McKenzie says he doesn't get the sense the Canucks have a “burning desire to turn things upside right now”, and will be content to use their 5th pick. Bob says Islanders had an urgency to add a scorer like Jordan Eberle in order to help John Tavares, and Edmonton needs the cap space to sign Draisaitl and McDavid down the road

Former Canucks Assistant GM Laurence Gillman, Ryan Biech of Canucks Army and Ravi Baichwal from ABC 7 Chicago joined the show.

Ryan Biech from Canucks Army suggests the Canucks can still trade Chris Tanev and reap the young assets that would bring along with the boost in consumer confidence that the Canucks so desperately need

Laurence Gilman says Vegas GM George McPhee understood Wednesday’s expansion draft was “an asset harvest” event, and McPhee used that leverage masterfully to his advantage

2016 Grey Cup champion Henry Burris joined the show.

NHL analyst Ray Ferraro and Dennis MacInnis from ISS Hockey joined the show.

Dennis MacInnis of ISS Hockey says Timothy Liljegren (8th overall, one ahead of Makar on ISS list) had a tough year, dealing with mono, but he’s a smooth defenseman with too much upside to ignore. ISS has Owen Tippett ranked fifth, saying he “does one thing extremely well – he scores goals”. But Dennis also says ISS has the Canucks taking a centre at 5th, either Cody Glass or Casey Mittelstadt, saying they have potential to be #1 centres