After a quick look at the NHL playoff picture, I brought on members of the CCC Community for some Open Mic. As always, it was wonderful catching up with some of my most loyal viewers and listeners!

The Vancouver Canucks defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-3 in overtime, temporarily halting the Ducks' quest to clinch a playoff spot. Marco Rossi scored the winner, leading the Canucks to a second straight win.

The Vancouver Canucks dropped a 4-1 decision to the Los Angeles Kings, with Marcus Pettersson scoring the lone Canucks goal. I break down the game and then move onto the latest happenings with the "Canuck Clay isn't renewing his season tickets" story.

The Vancouver Canucks were only able to muster 11 shots on goal in a 2-1 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. It was the Canucks' penultimate home game of the season.

The Vancouver Canucks have six more games in their regular season, so I explore some of the players and storylines to keep an eye on over these two weeks. As well, I share a big decision in the final 10 minutes of the show....one that might surprise you.

The Vancouver Canucks were defeated 5-2 by the Minnesota Wild in their first meeting since the mid-December trade. In losing, the Canucks have clinched 32nd place in the NHL and the best odds to win the draft lottery.

The last-place Vancouver Canucks defeated the first-place Colorado Avalanche 8-6. Brock Boeser led the way with a hat trick, Marcus Pettersson had three points, and Teddy Blueger scored a pair of goals in the unlikely victory.

I was joined by Patrick Johnston of Postmedia to talk about the Vancouver Canucks. We touched on a variety of topics including Trevor Beggs, Evander Kane, the rebuild, the future of management and coaches, and who the next captain could/should be.

Evander Kane of the Vancouver Canucks will play in his 1,000th NHL game Monday night vs. the Vegas Golden Knights. I recap his season with the Canucks, as well as recap the last week of games. And I share about my week away on a cruise!

Elias Pettersson scored two goals and both Marco Rossi and Brock Boeser had thre points in the Vancouver Canucks' 5-2 win over the defending Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers.