Jeff Paterson wonders how well the Canucks would have handled the increased toughness of the playoffs, and which players would have upped their game in that microscope

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine discusses covering the biggest games in Vancouver history, and riding the line between wanting to enjoy the moment and also doing your job. Kev gets into the decline of left-handed goalies (stick in left hand, glove in right), and suggests Calgary's David Rittich may be the most underrated starting goalie in the NHL

Mike and Jason talk hockey with Greg Wyshynski and with Kevin Woodley

Mike and Jason get into Travis Green's interview with Sekeres/Price, talk about Gary Bettman's thoughts on the season continuing, and chat with former Canucks defensman Gerald Diduck

Gerald Diduck goes down memory lane with Halford/Brough, saying the early 90 Canucks were his favourite group of guys to play with, and takes a shot at Kirk McLean's quirkiness in goal

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk Canucks, NHL with Ray Ferraro, take PM Trudeau's presser live, then continue to talk 94 vs 2011 Canucks

Ray Ferraro saw the Canucks getting into the playoffs, but losing in the first round...and those are the kind of teams that make roster changes. Ray gets into some great stories around the 94 Cup Final between the Canucks and Rangers, as well

Mike and Jason talk hockey with Bob McKenzie and get into some Clips

Bob McKenzie says the NHL in the early 90s was terrific entertainment, and gets into how quickly it went from that to the clutch/grab era. Bob says it's great entertainment now with the speed and skill, but admits to pining for a bit more physicality as some games can be a bit sterile