Leo Carlsson will make $18M/season starting next season, making him the league's highest-paid player...for now. How long will it be before we get a $20M man?

We also talk about the latest Elias Pettersson rumours, and I end off the stream by giving my reflections on 26 years of marriage.

I talk about why it doesn't make sense to me to trade Elias Pettersson right now while his value isn't that high.

I also discuss the shutting down of Sportsnet 650 including the possible reasons why.

I end off the show by bringing in Hall of Fame member Fangirl to celebrate her birthday.

After a busy week for the Vancouver Canucks (draft, free agency, and trades), I examine what could come next for the team. Could it be naming assistant coaches? Another trade? Or even another free agent signing?

The Vancouver Canucks made a series of moves on the first day of free agency signaling that the rebuild is officially underway. The Canucks are bringing back Luke Schenn and they signed Paul Cotter.

But the biggest move was signing Jamie Oleksiak after trading Marcus Pettersson to the Rangers.

I talk about the two moves that the Canucks made on Monday morning: they traded Nils Hoglander to the Nashville Predators for a 2029 third-round pick and then they acquired Brendan Gallagher from the Montreal Canadiens for future considerations.

Join me as I recap the Vancouver Canucks performance at this weekend's 2026 NHL Draft. It was very obvious that the Canucks were looking for a certain type of player with their picks.

On my birthday livestream, I start off by welcoming my mother Joyce to the show. Then, I talk about the report from Rick Dhaliwal that the Canucks will not be re-signing UFAs Teddy Blueger and Derek Forbort. I end off by talking about reports beginning to emerge that the Canucks will not select Caleb Malhotra at number three.

In honour of Father's Day, my kids Sean, Jacob, and Kayla appeared on my livestream both individually and as a collective. As expected, it was wild, entertaining, and unpredictable.

Then, I closed off the show by bringing in my 52nd birthday.

I welcome prospects analyst Steven Ellis of Daily Faceoff to mock the top of the first round of the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. We also talk about who the Vancouver Canucks could pick at 3 and 24 in the first round.

As part of their rebuild, should the Vancouver Canucks consider trading one of their veteran players for picks and/or prospects?Potential trade targets are Jake DeBrusk, Elias Pettersson, Brock Boeser, Filip Hronek, Marcus Pettersson, Thatcher Demko, and Kevin Lankinen.