Josh and Israel talk MLB's Home Run Derby and the Canucks’ quiet offseason — could Jack Roslovic still be a fit? Would the Canucks get rid of Joshua? Plus, Giulio Caravatta joins to break down the Lions’ dominant win over the Elks and how Rourke’s return sets up a huge showdown with the Roughriders.

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This episode of Sportsnet Today with Brook Ward breaks down the BC Lions' recent win over the Elks, highlighting Nathan Rourke's strong return and James Butler's dominant performance, with further insights from Neil McAvoy. The show also dives into the Vancouver Canucks' trade of Arturs Silovs to the Penguins, discussing the team's decision to stick with their proven goaltending tandem despite Silovs being a fan favorite. Additionally, the episode touches on the Toronto Blue Jays heading into the All-Star break and the budding Sinner vs. Alcaraz rivalry in tennis.

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Sat Shah and Israel Fehr discuss why the Canucks should open the vault for Quinn Hughes in a rising salary cap environment, BC Lions Head Coach Buck Pierce drops by to discuss the Lions meeting with Edmonton and Ryley Delaney from Jays Nation joins the guys as the Blue Jays head to the final series before the All Star break in first place in the AL East and in a prime position to add heading to the deadline.

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Brook Ward is joined by Giulio Caravatta to tee up the BC Lions upcoming game against the Elks plus hear from Vancouver Canadians' Tyler Zickel to give us a preview of their series in Hillsboro and his assessment of their season so far!

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In this episode of The People's Show, Sat Shah and Israel Fehr revisit the changed narrative around the Vancouver Canucks, discussing the core group of Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes, Brock Boeser, Conor Garland, and Thatcher Demko as well as new signings like Aleksei Medvedev. They also delve into the controversial potential for a decentralized NHL Draft. Later, Iain MacIntyre offers a positive outlook on the Canucks' direction under Coach Adam Foote, highlighting the re-energized organization and the coach's philosophy of player leadership. Finally, Alex Gangue-Ruzic covers the Whitecaps' Canadian Championship run, their surprising season, and the impact of Lionel Messi's continued dominance in MLS.

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Brendan and Josh discuss whether Conor Garland can solidify himself as a top-six forward plus Harman Dayal and Dave Hall join the show to assess how much the Canucks are truly "running it back," break down early roster projections, and dive into key questions around Lekkerimäki, Cootes, and the Abbotsford pipeline. 

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Satiar, Josh, Dom, and Arash run through your overrated underrated submissions.

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Satiar and Josh react to Braeden Cootes signing his ELC with the Vancouver Canucks and project his 2025-2026 season. They react to the big prospect trade yesterday between the Oilers and Lightning. This episode offers an in-depth conversation with Jett Woo as he reflects on the Abbotsford Canucks' Calder Cup victory. Woo discusses the team's wild ride to the championship, highlighting their resilience through injuries and his personal growth, even playing as a forward. He shares insights on adapting his identity throughout the playoffs and mentoring younger players, emphasizing the team's strong collective effort. Woo also touches on his offseason goals for improvement, acknowledging his role outside of power-play units.

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On this episode of In The Booth with Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda, PWHL Vancouver defender Nina Jobst-Smith stops by to talk about finally coming home to Vancouver, growing up as a Canucks fan along with her experiences playing around the world for Germany on the national stage and Minnesota-Duluth. Afterwards, Brendan and Randip run through your mailbag to answer questions.

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This episode of The People's Show with Satiar and Josh delves into the Canucks' roster outlook, discussing Arturs Silovs' potential departure, the future of Jett Woo and Nils Höglander, and the slow trade market. The hosts also tackle listener questions, including trade targets like Mason McTavish and Shane Pinto, the Canucks' Stanley Cup window, and the management's fate if they miss the playoffs. Additionally, the show features Jayden Nelson discussing the Whitecaps' group cohesion, lessons from the Gold Cup, and their upcoming match against Valor FC.

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