Bik Nizzar breaks down the latest Canucks struggles and what the team can do to respond to them. We hear from Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet ahead of tomorrow's game versus the Oilers. In the second half, Noah Strang joins from the Canucks practice to try and help Bik answer the question: what is wrong with this team?

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe talks to the voice of LA Kings hockey Nick Nickson before the Canucks host the Kings at Rogers Arena tonight, touching on the bad blood lingering with Tanner Jeannot, along with an update on other Kings stars. Then Vancouver Giants GM Barclay Parneta joins the show to catch us up on the team post-deadline, the new look in net and Cameron Schmidt's importance to the club.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe breaks down the Canucks' 6-1 loss to the Jets, rising frustrations with coach Rick Tocchet, and looming tough matchups. Are major changes ahead for the team? Josh suggests this team needs big changes. Iain MacIntyre joins to discuss the Canucks' inconsistency and the need for their core players to step up. Plus, NFL divisional round predictions and Super Bowl picks. 

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe fills in for Bik Nizzar. He is joined by former Canuck Jannik Hansen to talk about Elias Pettersson's rocky year and whether the Vancouver Canucks are on the brink of turning their season around now that players are getting healthy. Mark Schofield from SB Nation joins Josh to talk about Sam Darnold's shambolic last-two weeks. 

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe talks about the Canucks' 3-0 shutout win over the Leafs takes center stage, with Elias Pettersson delivering a vintage performance as the best player on the ice. Despite the team’s inconsistency this season due to injuries and off-ice issues, Filip Hronek is set to return for their game against the Jets. Adnan Virk joins the show to discuss the tight NHL playoff race, the Flames’ potential playoff push, and Detroit's resurgence under new coaching. They also highlight Quinn Hughes as a Hart Trophy contender and potential Abbotsford defenseman call-ups for the Canucks.

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Bik explores a burning question for Canucks fans: Is it okay to feel optimistic about the team right now? He also dives into the challenges facing the Canucks' defense. Later, longtime broadcaster and football analyst Trey Wingo from the DraftKings Network joins the show. Trey and Bik break down the NFL Wild Card Weekend, discussing whether Baker Mayfield is the real deal and if the LA Rams can upset Darnold and the 14-2 Vikings. They also examine the Denver Broncos' path to victory and preview all the upcoming NFL Playoff matchups. Plus, don’t miss Bik’s Wildcard Weekend picks in his segment, "Bik 6."

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On this episode of The People's Show, Mark Schofield breaks down Baker Mayfield’s resurgence, Bryce Young’s late-season swagger, and previews the must-watch playoff matchups, including Herbert vs. Stroud and the Rams vs. Vikings. He also explores Russell Wilson’s revitalization and whether the Broncos can challenge the Bills. Later, Jannik Hansen joins to analyze the Canucks' repeated blown leads, defensive struggles, and what management’s approach at the trade deadline signals for the team’s playoff hopes.

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Josh Elliott Wolfe breaks down the Canucks’ inconsistent season, contrasting last year’s playoff success with this year’s injuries and off-ice drama. Chris Mason joins to discuss the Predators’ struggles, trade deadline possibilities, and locker room dynamics. The show wraps up with Josh and Producer Elan previewing NFL Week 18.

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Brook Ward previews the Canucks-Kraken matchup before welcoming Adam Kimmelman to break down Canada’s offensive struggles at the World Juniors, standout players, and tournament challenges. Brook wraps up by asking listeners, what would you do about J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson?

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Bik and Brook discuss the Canucks and Flames clash in a pivotal game with major playoff implications, as the winner takes control of the final wild card spot in the West. They dive into Patrik Allvin's revealing interview, unpacking his frustrations with the team's identity, his push for stronger habits, and the trade possibilities he's left on the table. Guests Randip Janda and Pat Steinberg join to assess standout players like Quinn Hughes, Demko, Huberdeau, and Kuzmenko as the stakes soar.

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