Mike and Jason talk with former Canucks forward Max Lapierre and ESPN's Greg Wyshynski

Max Lapierre, now playing in Germany, says the 2011 team had a lot of skilled agitators and it was fun to be disliked by opponents. Max says he got the impression during the lockout season that the Canucks would be broken up, it was time. And Max loves playing in Europe, and says suiting up for Canada in the 2018 Olympics was unbelievable

ESPN's Greg Wyshynski says the Bruins zoom re-watch of game 7 was must-watch, even if Vancouver fans don't feel that way. Wysh says it was fascinating watching players take their 2011 roles during the call. Wysh recaps his conversation with Coyotes GM John Chayka as well

Mike and Jason get into Gronk's return to the NFL, reports the NHL will hold its draft in late June, and talk MLB and MiLB realignment with the Athletic's Keith Law

Keith Law, who's book The Inisde Game was just released, discusses the book with Mike and Jason...and discusses the MLB's restructuring of MiLB with the understanding the Canadians and the Northwet League will become a full-season (April to Sept) league

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk hockey with Ray Ferraro, take PM Trudeau's presser live

Ray Ferraro says there are definitely players who don't love the game, that's understandable, but those players will eventually be exposed. Ray says teams will put up with that if the players are good enough, because there's always a second set of rules

Mike and Jason talk with NHL insider Bob McKenzie and get into some Clips

TSN insider Bob McKenzie gets into his life as an insider, saying you have greater access now (via texting, etc), but also less access because you often don't get much back. Bob says this is a bizarre time for him, because this is is final playoffs before taking a smaller workload, so the rest of his life is really on hold