Today the guys chat about the Canucks visit to Chicago tonight and which UFA member of the third line is most important to re-sign.

Joining the show is Invictus Games CEO Scott Moore (16:56) and Craig Button (51:35).

Today the guys recap the Chiefs Super Bowl win in Vegas, the Canucks win in Washington and Morgan Rielly's crosscheck.

Joining the show is Ross Tucker (17:18) and Elliotte Friedman (49:53).

Today the guys look back on an ugly loss in Boston for the Canucks, chat about what Elias Pettersson is worth and more.

Joining the show is Thomas Drance (16:18) and BCHL CEO Chris Hebb (49:52).

Today the guys look ahead to Canucks and Bruins tonight and chat if there is still a rivalry between the two teams.

Joining them is Farhan Lalji (19:02) and John Shannon (48:59).

Today the guys recap the Canucks gritty win in Carolina last night and Kuzmenko's debut with the Flames.

Joining the show is Victor Montagliani and Neil McEvoy.

Today the guys look ahead to the Canucks return to action tonight in Carolina and chat about the Oilers looking to tie the all-time win streak record in Vegas.

Joining the show is Ross Tucker (19:05) and Craig Button (51:32).

Today the guys look back on NHL All-Star Weekend, ahead to the Canucks game in Carolina tomorrow night and chat about the first look at Andrei Kuzmenko in Flames colours.

Joining the guys is James Paxton (17:25) and Kevin Woodley (50:13).

We conclude the end of a busy week looking back on the NHL All-Star Draft last night and react to the news about the NHL confirming Olympic participation.

Joining the guys is Thomas Drance (17:57), Farhan Lalji (49:33) and Connor Levis (59:09).

Today we recap the Canucks trade for Elias Lindholm yesterday and Rick shares what he is hearing about a contract extension and if more moves are possible.

Joining the guys is Dan Milstein (18:35), Jim Rutherford (50:19) and Pat Steinberg (1:10:28).

Today the guys react to Patrik Allvin's contract extension and chat with one of their favourite former Canucks.

Joining the guys is Tony Tanti (16:58) and John Shannon (47:58).