The last episode for the week begins with Blake explaining how his youngest daughter pulled a legendary April fools prank on her dad. The conversation moves to the Canucks handling of the COVID outbreak that’s going through the dressing room, and how Francesco Aquilini broke the news about the Thatcher Demko extension ahead of the Canucks own public relations. Canucks insider Jeff Paterson drops in for his daily chat, where J Pat wonders what exactly is going on with the COVID outbreak within the organization, and if there will be more players placed on the COVID list after it was made clear that another player was added to the list that already includes Adam Gaudette. The Demko extension comes back up, with J Pat asking if ownership got a little ahead of itself announcing the extension before the team sent out the press release. The conversation wraps up with talk about the Elias Pettersson, and how the team has been reluctant to give any information about what exactly the injury is for the Canucks young star. The Welcome Matt highlights the exceptional talent of 15-year old WHL prospect Connor Bedard of the Regina Pats. Adnan Virk from MLB Network joins to talk about opening day in the majors. They focus in on the Blue Jays, where Adnan questions if the Jays pitching can hold up to the high expectations surrounding the team. Adnan believes that the Jays could win somewhere around 85 games, but wonders if that will be enough to get by the Rays or the Yankees. The topic of what the Mariners will be like this season wraps up the interview. The newest weekly contributor to the show gets unveiled, as Thomas Drance from The Athletic in Vancouver joins for his first hit of many with the boys. Drance gives his insight on what he’s been hearing around the Canucks COVID outbreak, while wondering why the NHL doesn’t get proactive in purchasing vaccinations for the players across the league. Drance then gives his insight on the Demko extension. The show concludes where the boys release some more details about when they will begin streaming live, and welcomes in the new sponsors that have got onboard with the show.

Episode 7 opens with a chat with producer Andrew Wadden, followed by the “Price is Right” where Blake wonders if the Thatcher Demko extension means Jim Benning’s job might be safer than some might think.  Kevin Woodley from NHL.com and In-Goal Magazine joins the show to discuss the Demko contract and who some of the comparable contracts around the league are. Woodley touches on Michael DiPietro and what this season has meant to the young prospects development, talks about how Braden Holtby’s age is hindering his range of motion, and wonders what Jacob Markstrom would be like if he played behind a good defence. “Hashtags” - the best and worst of Twitter, makes its glorious return, where Matt gives Canucks longtime equipment manager Pat O’Neill a tip of the cap ahead of his 3000th game behind the bench.  Jeff Paterson drops in for his daily Canucks hit where J Pat gives his insight on the Demko deal, and how it plays into the teams future plans. The boys ask if Travis Green is tied to goaltender coach Ian Clark, and the interview wraps with a preview of the Canucks and Flames game tonight at Rogers Arena. And finally, Wadden returns to play “Hot Take Wednesday”, where the boys rate and debate the best hot takes submitted from the audience.

Episode 7 opens with a chat with producer Andrew Wadden, followed by the “Price is Right” where Blake wonders if the Thatcher Demko extension means Jim Benning’s job might be safer than some might think.  Kevin Woodley from NHL.com and In-Goal Magazine joins the show to discuss the Demko contract and who some of the comparable contracts around the league are. Woodley touches on Michael DiPietro and what this season has meant to the young prospects development, talks about how Braden Holtby’s age is hindering his range of motion, and wonders what Jacob Markstrom would be like if he played behind a good defence. “Hashtags” - the best and worst of Twitter, makes its glorious return, where Matt gives Canucks longtime equipment manager Pat O’Neill a tip of the cap ahead of his 3000th game behind the bench.  Jeff Paterson drops in for his daily Canucks hit where J Pat gives his insight on the Demko deal, and how it plays into the teams future plans. The boys ask if Travis Green is tied to goaltender coach Ian Clark, and the interview wraps with a preview of the Canucks and Flames game tonight at Rogers Arena. And finally, Wadden returns to play “Hot Take Wednesday”, where the boys rate and debate the best hot takes submitted from the audience.

The boys start-off the pod by introduce the newest member of the show Andrew Wadden - returning to his familiar perch he held at 1040 producing the show. The Welcome Matt returns where Matt wonders what exactly is going on between the CFL and XFL The guys discuss the Adam Gaudette's positive COVID test, and if that might pause the Canucks season and if so what the ramifications could be. Matt & Blake react to Rick Dhaliwal’s report that the Canucks have reached out to Tanner Pearson’s agent. They then debate the value of Brandon Sutter on the NHL trade market and Matt explains why Thatcher Demko’s breakout season has changed the Canucks future outlook in goal. Fan fave Tell Me I’m Wrong makes its return with submissions from the audience. Finally, Jeff Paterson wraps up the show to talk all things Canucks, including the COVID situation the team is dealing with, whether the Canucks are shopping Adam Gaudette, what the framework of a contract extension will look like for Thatcher Demko, and if the Canucks are thinking of trading or re-signing Tanner Pearson.

The boys start-off the pod by introduce the newest member of the show Andrew Wadden - returning to his familiar perch he held at 1040 producing the show. The Welcome Matt returns where Matt wonders what exactly is going on between the CFL and XFL The guys discuss the Adam Gaudette's positive COVID test, and if that might pause the Canucks season and if so what the ramifications could be. Matt & Blake react to Rick Dhaliwal’s report that the Canucks have reached out to Tanner Pearson’s agent. They then debate the value of Brandon Sutter on the NHL trade market and Matt explains why Thatcher Demko’s breakout season has changed the Canucks future outlook in goal. Fan fave Tell Me I’m Wrong makes its return with submissions from the audience. Finally, Jeff Paterson wraps up the show to talk all things Canucks, including the COVID situation the team is dealing with, whether the Canucks are shopping Adam Gaudette, what the framework of a contract extension will look like for Thatcher Demko, and if the Canucks are thinking of trading or re-signing Tanner Pearson.

The boys started off giving their former 1040 coworkers, now new additions at 650, Karen Surman, Jason Brough and Mike Halford a shoutout. They addressed the NHL schedule shuffle, and how it affects the Canucks. The reality of the Canucks playoff chances being toast was discussed. Matt & Blake wondered what’s holding Jim Benning back from asking UFA Travis Hamonic to waive his NMC. They talked the status of Elias Pettersson’s injury, and whether or not it makes sense to rush the young star back into the Canucks lineup. Then answered a question about why a young goalie like Thatcher Demko is thriving, while fellow young ‘tender Carter Hart is struggling. They gave some insight on who will be the show's NFL insiders moving forward and asked why the NFL is choosing to add another game to its schedule, making for an unbalanced schedule.

The boys started off giving their former 1040 coworkers, now new additions at 650, Karen Surman, Jason Brough and Mike Halford a shoutout. They addressed the NHL schedule shuffle, and how it affects the Canucks. The reality of the Canucks playoff chances being toast was discussed. Matt & Blake wondered what’s holding Jim Benning back from asking UFA Travis Hamonic to waive his NMC. They talked the status of Elias Pettersson’s injury, and whether or not it makes sense to rush the young star back into the Canucks lineup. Then answered a question about why a young goalie like Thatcher Demko is thriving, while fellow young ‘tender Carter Hart is struggling. They gave some insight on who will be the show's NFL insiders moving forward and asked why the NFL is choosing to add another game to its schedule, making for an unbalanced schedule.

Matt and Blake start off Episode 4 talking this week's Tim Peel 'game management' hot mic story and all the fall-out from it, and what that may mean for the NHL going forward in its lack of transparency on officiating decisions and in its communications and relationship with fans. The guys then discuss Alex Edler and what the future may hold for the long-time Canucks defensive stalwart, whether he may accept a trade deal at the deadline with his no-move clause or will Vancouver look to re-sign the pending UFA? Then it's the big reveal with a live in-studio visit from the very first contributor on the new Sekeres & Price show.

Matt and Blake start off Episode 4 talking this week's Tim Peel 'game management' hot mic story and all the fall-out from it, and what that may mean for the NHL going forward in its lack of transparency on officiating decisions and in its communications and relationship with fans. The guys then discuss Alex Edler and what the future may hold for the long-time Canucks defensive stalwart, whether he may accept a trade deal at the deadline with his no-move clause or will Vancouver look to re-sign the pending UFA? Then it's the big reveal with a live in-studio visit from the very first contributor on the new Sekeres & Price show.

Matt and Blake react to latest Canuck injury woes and what that means for the balance of this season leading up to the looming trade deadline, and debate which players should be on the GM's 'sell list'. The guys wrap-up episode 3 with the first ever podcast edition of 'Hot Take Tuesday' hitting on listener contributions over social media. Thanks for supporting the pod by following, rating and sharing on your fave podcast platform.