I break down the Canucks' 2-1 loss to the Predators, including the controversial first Nashville goal. The teams go back to Nashville now for game 6 on Friday night.

I bring my good friend Charly on the show to break down the massive 4-3 overtime win by the Canucks over the Predators in game 4 of their first-round playoff series.

I preview game 3 between the Canucks and the Predators and talk about what the Canucks need to do to get more shots on net.

As well, I address the report that Thatcher Demko might be out for the entire playoffs.

We end off the show by giving some tickets away to the game 3 watch party at Rogers Arena.

I break down the Canucks' 4-1 loss to the Nashville Predators in game two of their first-round series.

Despite the loss of Thatcher Demko, the Canucks definitely had chances to score more goals and potentially win this game.

I break down the Canucks' big 4-2 win over the Nashville Predators in game one of their first-round series. I give some love to our third line (especially Dakota Joshua) and I share how electric the crowd was all night.

I break down the Canucks' 4-2 loss to the Winnipeg Jets in the season finale for both teams. Now they set their sights on the Nashville Predators.

Also, I share everything you need to know about my NHL Confidence Pool.

The Canucks will play their final game of the regular season tomorrow night vs. Winnipeg. It will be interesting to see who plays and who sits now that they know they'll be opening the playoffs against the Nashville Predators.

The Canucks clinched the Pacific Division with their 4-1 win over the Calgary Flames in the final home game of the season.

The Canucks' final game of the season is in Winnipeg on Thursday night...and there is no further clarity just yet on who their first-round opponent will be.

After missing 14 games, goaltender Thatcher Demko is finally ready to return to the Canucks' line up.

We talk about potential opponents for the Canucks too. As of recording, the Canucks can still finish first or second in the conference, first or second in the division, and can still face any of the Predators, Kings, or Golden Knights in the first round of the playoffs.

Patrick Johnston of the Province joined me to talk about the current state of the Canucks as they look ahead to the playoffs.