Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

Happy Monday everyone and welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that of course keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today discusses the rumours of how Barry Trotz the recently fired New York Islanders could be on the Canucks radar. Justin also discusses the other pressing rumour in Canucks land that a potential trade market for defenceman Oliver Ekman-Larsson.

We continue our greatest Canuck series where Kirk McLean is highlighted and remembered. The man who backstopped the Canucks to the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals and before Roberto Luongo the greatest Canucks to wear the number 1.

Finally, Justin fills you all in on the upcoming NHL Draft Lottery that has some new rules that will be quite interesting for Canucks fans to hear.

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It's Friday and after a week of watching the NHL Playoffs, our host Justin has had enough. Justin goes down on an epic rant about how he misses the playoff hockey atmosphere in the city of Vancouver.

As well our Greatest Canuck Series continues as well look at Captain Canuck himself Trevor Linden. Justin examines how Linden's impact not only on the ice but off it can never be duplicated.

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Today on Locked On Canucks, Justin explains why the Vancouver Canucks fanbase needs to trust President Jim Rutherford and his tactics of playing hardball with head coach Bruce Boudreau and his current contract situation. Rutherford has championship experience and he knows how to build a roster and franchise for sustainable success.

As well we continue, our Greatest Canuck Series featuring the first Swedish star the Canucks ever had and the man responsible for finding the icons such as Henrik and Daniel Sedin. Justin also gives you guys some sure firelocks for tonight's Stanley Cup playoff action.

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We begin our new segment within Locked On Canucks as our host Justin Pooni unveils his first member of the greatest Vancouver Canucks. First, we have the first Canucks captain to lead the franchise to the Stanley Cup FInals Stan Smyl.

Justin also gives you his Stanley Cup playoff predictions from a Canucks fan's perspective. As well you will learn why Justin simply cannot cheer for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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Today on Locked On Canucks, Justin breaks down the media availability from Canucks President Jim Rutherford. Justin dissects Rutherford's comments about head coach Bruce Boudreau's future with the Canucks and how now it appears as though Vancouver finally has a person who is in charge of the organization.

Justin also explains how the Canucks investments off the ice can help attract future free agents to Vancouver. Whether that is the upgrades to Rogers Arena or a new practice facility.

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The Vancouver Canucks concluded their 2022 home schedule with a win over the Los Angeles Kings. The boys in black and red tonight won 3-2 in OT thanks to two goals from Brock Boeser. Justin recaps the action from Rogers Arena. As well Justin gives you his all-time Canucks starting lineup, which will definitely get your guy's mind thinking if he is right or completely wrong.

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The Vancouver Canucks were officially eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs for the sixth time in seven seasons. However, here at Locked on Canucks Justin prefers to look at the positives. Such as Quinn Hughes breaking Doug Lidster's 35-year-old record for points in a season by a Canucks defenceman.

Justin also examines what is next for the Canucks leading scorer JT Miller who as we all know has one more year left on his deal. Justin gives the reasons as to why it is a no-brainer for the Canucks to re-up their leading scorer.

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Special edition of Locked On Canucks as we are joined by Locked On Kraken Erica Ayala. The Vancouver Canucks play host to the Seattle Kraken in a Pacific Division clash.

Justin and Erica break down tonight's matchup and review the Kraken and Canucks season. Plus, we get to know both hosts and their back stories, leading them to the Locked On Network.

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Happy Monday everyone! In today's episode of Locked On Canucks, Justin looks at the coaching situation going forward with Bruce Boudreau. He explains both sides of the argument on whether the Vancouver Canucks should resign the almost 70-year-old Bruce Boudreau.

As the Canucks prepare to face off against their I-5 rival the Seattle Kraken, Justin talks about the biggest news from Canucks practice the return of the flying skate jerseys. You won't want to miss Justin's all-time rankings of Canucks jerseys.

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A few hours after news broke that Guy Lafleur, Montreal Canadiens legend and Hockey Hall of Famer, had passed away at the age of 70, Locked On Canadiens hosts Scott Matla and Laura Saba recorded a special bonus ad-free episode to share their immediate reaction.

They reflected on the legacy he leaves behind and tried to contextualize the loss of a favourite Canadiens great, and what it means to the Habs, the city of Montreal, the province of Quebec, the NHL, and hockey as a whole. It would be easy to list his many on-ice accomplishments, such as five Stanley Cups, three Art Ross trophies, the most points scored by any Montreal Canadien, and many, many more, but what he truly meant to the hockey community was more than just the way he played - it was the way he embodied what it meant to be legend off the ice as well.

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