Bob McKenzie suggests a June draft will still occur, but gets the impression the league is very much still figuring out the best way to take care of the details - lottery, conditional picks, etc. Bob suggests this is a decent draft, but also says he tries to stay away from discussing how deep a draft is, because you don't know until 3,4,5 years down the road

Mike and Jason get into Dr Bonnie Henry's positive comments about hockey returning to Vancouver, ask if listeners have more faith in Jim Benning or Judd Brackett's drafting ability, and chat with former Canucks forward Brad May about the Stay The Puck Home campaign

Former Canucks forward Brad May discusses the Stay The Puck Home Campaign with Mike and Jason

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk NHL and a June draft with TSN's Mike Johnson and Frank Seravalli

TSN's Frank Seravalli says it looks like the NHL will push through a June draft, and it's interesting to see a pushback from so many GMs. Frank suggests the uncertainty of an uncompleted season means trades will be difficult to make, and teams that have loaded up on picks suffer more than others as they can't use those assets for trades

Mike and Jason talk Whitecaps with Marc Dos Santos and ask the Athletic's Mark Lazerus if Mike Gillis is truly a candidate to take over as Blackhawks President?

TSN's Mike Johnson says the June draft doesn't make a lot of sense, for a lot of reasons, including the fact that teams who were planning for big moves at the draft will struggle to do them, particularly with a flat cap.

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos expects the pandemic to affect the transfer market in a big way - fewer huge $ transfers being thrown around - and the trickle-down might benefit the Caps. Marc says the MLS allowing individual training is "a light at the end of the tunnel"

Mark Lazerus of the Athletic Chicago says Mike Gillis is a fascinating idea, but he may be too out of the box for Chicago to hire. Mark says, if John McDonough can be fired, anyone can be fired...and suggests the entire Hawks organization is under review right now