The guys are joined by Province Sports Canucks beat reporter Patrick Johnston to talk about the Filip Hronek trade, the concern as to how much autonomy this management group really has, and PJ's many encounters over the years with Vancouver's NHLPA representative players, and what kind of work they were doing on the labour front.

If you'd like to read Patrick's piece about Erik Gudbranson's probes into what marijuana legalization would mean for the sport, you can find that right here: https://theprovince.com/news/national/patrick-johnston-how-marijuana-legalization-will-and-wont-affect-the-nhl

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WARNING: The following podcast was recorded before the Canucks (and the league at large) decided to lose their damn minds ahead of the trade deadline. So don't laugh too much when Jackson says "We'll see what becomes of that" with regards to the Islanders' first round pick.

With Vyas finally back from galavanting across Europe, the guys catch up on everything that went down while he was away -- which in the case of the Canucks happens to be A LOT of weird and wild stuff -- so much in fact that you may have already forgotten some of it as your brain clears space to make room for new stuff. It's been a defrag your brain type of season. Anyway, Jackson is back from his honeymoon and the guys will have a reaction pod to the Trade Deadline coming your way before you know it.

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From the makers of Like My Sport comes... Fix My Sport. Jackson goes one-on-one with CanucksArmy scribe Noah Strang to contrast the wild flurry of activity around the NBA's trade deadline with the impossibility of making hockey deals in the NHL's current climate. What can basketball's approach to the salary cap and contract limits teach the NHL if it chooses to listen? Plus the topsy-turvy world of Andrey Kuzmenko under Rick Tocchet.

It's a big one this week, as Jackson sits down with former Vancouver Canucks statistician Rachel Doerrie to discuss the Horvat trade, the club's toxic and overly paranoid work environment, and how to win your dad's hockey pool.

Warning: the following podcast was recorded the night before the Canucks signed Andrei Kuzmenko to a two-year extension. We will be back to break that deal down soon, though it's not hard to infer what our feelings would be based on the comments in this episode. In the meantime, Jackson and Elliot open up the phone lines in search of a fill-in Vyas, and are joined by friends of the show Cody Severtson (CanucksArmy) and Justin Morissette (CityNews) to talk about the Canucks' big switch up behind the bench, with Bruce Boudreau finally being replaced by Rick Tocchet. Plus: what should happen with Bo Horvat? And remembering Gino Odjick.

With Vyas still away soaking in the Spengler, friend of the show Cody Severtson returns as we turn our gaze away from the incredibly depressing stuff happening at the NHL level to talk instead about player development, lack thereof, and the potential of the current Abbotsford Canucks to become Guys for the big club. Plus: JT Miller does more dumb dickhead stuff to piss everyone off. So, you know, just another week in Vancouver.

Vyas dispatches on the Spengler Cup LIVE(ish) from Davos.

The boys reconvene to record an inflation-proof monster episode that covers a number of topics, including Bo Horvat's contract negotiations landing the Canucks captain on the trading block, Roberto Luongo going into the Ring of Honour, getting Kirk-pilled by Jyrki, and Zdeno Chara telling obvious lies about the 2011 Canucks. Plus: Alex Ovechkin scores his 800th goal live as we start recording, so you know we gotta spend a ton of time on him.

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The guys reconvene for the first time in a few weeks to discuss a very Canucks-centric Hall of Fame induction ceremony as the Sedin twins and Roberto Luongo headline the 2022 class. That, combined with Kevin Bieksa's recent one-day stint around the team before retiring, put the focus on the level of professionalism and dedication that used to be embodied by that orca sweater, and what this owner has really created while wasting millions in cap space on so-called culture carriers. Plus, Vyas wonders if Quinn Hughes has plateaued, and continues to bang the drum on trading Demko.

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Congrats to the twins and Roberto for their HHOF induction.

Here's the story of the most famous case of diarrhea in Vancouver History.

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