Rink Wide: Vancouver

The Canucks introduced Patrik Allvin as the 12th general manager in team history, and the first Swedish GM in NHL history. Allvin and team president Jim Rutherford spoke with the media on Wednesday. JPat and Wadden breakdown everything they heard from the news conference, and tee-up the four-game road trip the team is about to embark on.

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Canucks lose a third straight at home, falling to the Oilers 3-2 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Spencer Martin and Bruce Boudreau. 

Final Score/OT:

Oilers: 3 (Shots 50)

Canucks: 2 (Shots 27)

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JPat and Wadden unpack the Canucks hiring of Emilie Castonguay as an assistant general manager, making her the first female AGM in the organizations history.

The boys also take a look at the Canucks at the 41-game mark, handing out their midseason MVP, best defenceman, unsung hero, most exciting player, and who they feel has been the biggest disappointment thus far this season. 

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Canucks lose a second straight falling to the Blues 3-1 on Bruce Boudreau's 1000th game behind an NHL bench.

Post-game audio from Quinn Hughes, Mikey DiPietro, and Bruce Boudreau. 

Final Score:

Blues: 3 (Shots 17)

Canucks: 1 (Shots 39)

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Canucks return to Rogers Arena for the first time since mid December and fall to the Panthers 2-1 in shootout.

Post-game audio from Spencer Martin, Tyler Myers, and Bruce Boudreau. 

Final Score/SO:

Panthers: 2 (Shots 34)

Canucks: 1 (Shots 28)

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The Canucks opened practice on Thursday morning without the teams top scorer and all-star goaltender on the ice, as JT Miller and Thatcher Demko tested positive for COVID-19. JPat and Wadden discuss who they think will get the start in goal versus the Panthers on Friday, while also unpacking the news of Rachel Doerrie getting added to the Canucks front office in the analytics department.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province joins and gives his thoughts on the Doerrie hire, gives an update on the Canadian border situation, and tells us the latest on what he's hearing in the Canucks general manager search.

The show wraps with who JPat and Wadden have as their Players of the Week and who they got in the Penalty Box this week.

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The Canucks make their way back home after five-games on the road, where the team went 2-3-0. JPat and Wadden comb through the road trip, while giving the latest update on where the Canucks realistically stand in the playoff race. The boys also debate whether or not Jim Rutherford should trade JT Miller. Daniel Wagner from Vancouver is Awesome/Pass it to Bulis joins for a chat and tells us why the Elias Pettersson game tying goal versus the Predators shouldn't have counted.

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Canucks finish off the five-game road trip with a 3-1 win over the Predators.

Post-game audio from Brock Boeser, Thatcher Demko, and Bruce Boudreau. 

Final Score:

Canucks: 3 (Shots 24)

Predators: 1 (Shots 32)

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The Canucks snapped a three-game losing streak beating the Capitals on Sunday, so they head now to Nashville to wrap up the five-game road trip. JPat and Wadden take a look at the road trip thus far, dissect where Elias Pettersson's game is headed, and try to navigate how Bruce Boudreau will handle his goaltending duties over the rest of the month. Harman Dayal from the Athletic drops by for his weekly chat, and tells us why Nils Hoglander defensive game has struggled, while projecting where he sees Pettersson heading.

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Canucks snap a three-game losing streak doubling up the Capitals 4-2.

Post-game audio from Elias Petterson and Bruce Boudreau. 

Final Score:

Canucks: 4 (Shots 32)

Capitals: 2 (Shots 33)

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