TSN's Dave Poulin says the St. Louis Blues are successful when they are connected and they were connected in Game 4. Dave says it all starts in the defensive zone, when a player gets into trouble, there is always another teammate five feet away to help out.

Guests include Dave Poulin.

John Wroblewski, head coach of the US National Team Development Program, says the goal of the entire program is to produce NHL superstars. John gives scouting reports on a few US players that could be available for the Canucks to draft at #10. John says Trevor Zegras, Matthew Boldy and Cole Caufield should all get Canuck fans excited because all are talented players that will look great in a Canucks uniform.

The guys chat about the Top 2 at 1 and Is It Just Me.

Guests include Lou korac from NHL.com

Lou Korac says we've seen throughout the playoffs that the Blues have been able to shake off really bad performances and bounce back so no reason to believe that the Blues won't do that again in Game 4. Lou says the Blues have to get back to grinding on the top Bruins players but you have to do it in the right way or else Boston will make you pay.

Guests include Andy Rose and Ray Ratto.

Guests include Craig Button.

Whitecaps midfielder Andy Rose says a draw was probably the result that was deserved against TFC but it was still tough giving up that late, scrappy goal because the Caps were doing a good job defending and soaking up the pressure without allowing too many good chances.

TSN's Craig Button says over the course of a series, the Bruins have shown that they get stronger and are harder to stop so it will be interesting to see what adjustments the Blues make to try and slow the Bruins down.