Live from the Bob Derby Memorial Charity Golf Tournament at Northview Country Club. The guys open with a look at the Pacific Division before being joined by Al Bieksa to discuss the tournament and its impact on the community. Elite Prospects’ Cam Robinson breaks down the Canucks draft class and what the Mckenna signing means for NCAA and minor hockey. Kevin Bieksa joins to talk the event, Vancouver’s culture, and share NHL stories. Later, Raffi Torres reflects on his time with the Canucks.

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Bik Nizzar and Israel Fehr are live from The Nat and react to the MLS Commissioner’s comments about Vancouver’s stadium. Could the Whitecaps need a new home? The guys break down the Blue Jays’ series win over the Yankees and welcome Shi Davidi to talk trade deadline plans and internal improvements. Yahoo’s Frank Schwab joins to discuss NFL training camp headlines including the Chiefs, Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh, and more. Plus, reaction to the verdict in the Hockey Canada trial.

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Bik and Dan discuss Loonie Dog Night at the Blue Jays game, and despite the line being set at 2.5, Satiar Shah shockingly ate zero hot dogs. The guys debate whether Jack Roslovic could be this offseason’s "Pius Suter" for the Canucks, or if the team should hold onto its cap space in case better options shake loose. Plus, Stacy Rost joins live from Seahawks training camp, and the crew dives into the NHL’s best and worst offseasons, and Overrated/Underrated takes.

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Israel Fehr and Brendan Batchelor break down where the Canucks stand in a shifting Pacific Division and why Jack Roslovic remains on Vancouver’s radar. Dennis Bernstein joins to discuss the Kings’ evolving identity, from Clarke and Byfield to Corey Perry’s arrival. Pete Blackburn weighs in on Mason McTavish rumours, McDavid’s future, and the slow NHL offseason. Plus, a quick check-in on the soccer world to close the show.

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Bik and Dan discuss whether the Canucks are seriously eyeing McTavish or Rossi, or are these trade dreams just fan fiction? We dig into Vancouver’s cap space situation — is a big UFA signing still coming or will they wait until the season kicks off? Plus: intriguing unsigned RFAs and 2026 UFAs, Jays-Yankees with Adnan Virk, NFL training camp check-in with JP Acosta, Whitecaps injury fallout, and which NHL team had the best offseason.

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What is it going to take for the Canucks to reach the post-season this year? That's what Josh and Izzi try to answer on today's show. Josh and Izzi react to a dominant Blue Jays victory over the New York Yankees. They gauged the team's World Series chances before being joined by Sho Alli from Jays Talk on Sportsnet 590 The Fan. Matt Verderame joins the show in the final segment to preview the NFL season.

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Bik and Dan discuss Aaron Judge playing at a generational level. Plus we dive into Scottie Scheffler’s dominant rise in golf and whether he’s entering Tiger Woods territory with guest Jason Sobel. Matt Cooke joins to talk about taking over as head coach/GM of the BCHL’s Vernon Vipers, and we hit everything from Olympic hockey to ice cream trucks in Mailbag Monday.

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This episode of Sportsnet Today with Josh and Izzy explores whether the Toronto Blue Jays should go all-in this season, discussing their trade prospects for a new bat and starting pitcher. The show also celebrates Scottie Scheffler's 4th major win and debates his potential for dominance compared to golf legends. In hockey, the hosts consider Elias Pettersson and Thatcher Demko's bounce-back, a hypothetical Hronek for Norris trade, and the newly announced Men's Canadian coaching staff. Finally, the episode delves into the concept of players ending their careers with their notable teams and a potential Hronek for Robertson trade.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty get into the latest Canucks news, today it's how the team can weaponize the cap space created by trading Dakota Joshua. Does the team look to fill the space with someone like Jack Roslovic, or will we see even more space freed up to go after a bigger fish like McTavish, Rossi, or Robertson? After, Rick Dhaliwal joins to give his opinions on the Canucks summer, including some news surrounding Joshua and Garland. Then, producers Kosta Pappas and Zach Clarke join the hosts in drafting the worst sports movies ever, and then drafting the best sports movies ever as well. Lastly, Harman Dayal joins to shed light on the direction the team is headed, what the ceiling could be, and what moves will be considered.

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Whitecaps forward Emmanuel Sabbi joins the show after a strong 3–0 win to talk about team defense, finding the right balance in attack, and why MLS deserves more global respect. Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic also joins to discuss a big day for Canadian soccer, including Olivia Smith’s record transfer to Arsenal and Vancouver FC’s run to the CPL Final.

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