The guys chat Raptors-Warriors and the possible first glimpse of a new Canucks jersey.

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Former St. Louis Blue Scottie Upshall joined the show.

San Jose Sharks defenceman Brenden Dillion says after a loss, you don't want to make excuses or think about what if's but after the opening two round of the playoffs, the Sharks had some key players very banged up against the Blues. Brenden says when players come to SJ via trade or free agency, they tend to stay and he hopes that is the case with Erik Karlsson.

Phil Parkes a member of the 1979 Vancouver Whitecaps and San Jose Sharks defenceman Brendan Dillon joined the show.

The Vancouver Whitecaps play Toronto FC on Friday night and during the game, the Caps will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1979 NASL championship team. Keeper Phil Parkes will be in Vancouver and says what made that team special was the 'great group of lads' they had.

TSN1040's Jeff Paterson says if the Canucks truly want to move on from Loui Eriksson, they may have to make things uncomfortable him with healthy scratches, which in turn may make Eriksson open to going elsewhere. Jeff says the Canucks do see Eriksson as a good penalty killer but you can't be paying a penalty killer $6-million a season.

TSN 1040 Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson joined the show to discuss game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.

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Raptors analyst Sherman Hamilton joined the show.