Crossover Week continues, with Brough and Don Taylor going through What We Learned

Crossover Week continues, with Brough and Don Taylor chatting Canucks with Rick Dhaliwal and the Sport Market preview with Tom Mayenkecht

Tom Mayenknecht disputes people who suggests the NHL is no longer one of the Big 4 leagues in the USA, saying revenues indicate it's still there. Tommy says an NFL team would have a positive impact from signing Colin Kaepernick, but it's not without so...

Rick Dhaliwal says a flat salary cap means the Canucks will likely lose two of Tanev, Toffoli, and Markstrom, and it also very much affects bringing in Nikita Tryamkin. Dhaliwal says to pump the brakes a bit on Ferland's availability for the play-in. H...

Crossover Week continues, with Don Taylor joining Jason Brough. The boys chat NHL with Greg Wyshynski and with Kevin Woodley

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says proprietary data shows Jacob Markstrom is very much in the Vezina mix, and he essentially allowed no easy goals all season. Kevin gets into Mikey DiPietro's season, suggesting DiPietro has made concrete, effecti...

ESPN's Greg Wyshynski is leaning towards Quinn Hughes as his Calder winner, for a couple different reasons. Greg gets into his views around the Hart Trophy, suggesting being a playoff team is important, and also says moving to Phases 3,4 will be the to...

Crossover Week continues, with Brough and Don Taylor discussing another day in MLB talks and the NHL hitting Phase 2. Daniel Nugent-Bowman also joins the show to discuss Hub cities

Daniel Nugent-Bowman from the Athletic gets into his article of the economic benefits of being a hub city, suggesting it's really not a lot...but it IS something. Daniel suggests it's more of a symbolic idea, that cities/areas are re-launching economic...

Crossover Week continues, with Halford and Moj getting into What We Learned...complete with bad Scottish accents