Mike and Jason talk Canucks with Thomas Drance, and take PM Trudeau's daily presser

Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver gets into his lengthy profile of JT Miller, suggesting it's clear Miller is consumed with winning and that rubs off on his teammates. Drancer says Vasily Podkolzin has a two-way game that will make him a very, very valuable NHLer, and says the Canucks have "an immense challenge" ahead in trying to build their blueline up

Mike and Jason talk all things NHL with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski and get into some Clips

ESPN's Greg Wyshynski sees mid-June as when NHL teams need to know if they're returning or not, and says the Olympics being cancelled is a major factor. Wysh gets into Drew Doughy's comments that he doesn't see this season continuing, and also discusses if/when/how Mike Babcock will return to coaching

Mike and Jason get into the PGA Tour planning to return to action, and chat with gold medalist Erica Wieber

Olympian Erica Wiebe, who won gold in wrestling in Rio in 2016, gets into how postponing the Tokyo Olympics has affected Olympians, and admits many Olympians are feeling the effects as they had planned to compete then move into regular life. Erica says training is tough, and she's moved her plans to get into an MBA program up by a year

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk hockey with Ray Ferraro, Canucks with Thomas Drance, and take PM Trudeau's daily presser

Thomas Drance says the Canucks need to build a strong 2nd pair if they want to be contenders in Pettersson/Hughes window, and that won't be easy with limited cap space. Drancer also gets into the Athletic's poll on the Canucks

Ray Ferraro says he'd play/watch hockey without fans, then gets into some of his best hockey memories. Ray says the most intimidating rink to play in was the Boston Garden, and gets into his memories of playing with Dana Murzyn in Hartford