Pierre Lebrun can't see the NHL and the PA allowing the cap to fall back too much next season, and also but also isn't sure we'll see hockey in 7,8 weeks time..which is among the positive timelines out there.

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk Whitecaps and MLS season suspension with CEO Mark Pannes, and get into the NHL situation and how it affects the Canucks, with Jeff Paterson

Whitecaps CEO Mark Pannes says the main concern for the MLS and the Caps is safety of players, employees, fans, and says in the case of a stoppage, no fan will lose money on tickets - the club will make it right.

Jeff Paterson suggests the prudent play is for the NHL to suspend the season, but also says there are so many questions for both the league and teams if that happens. For the Canucks, what happens to the 1st rounder from the JT Miller trade, playoffs?, future of coach/GM, etc, etc

Mike and Jason talk NBA season suspension with Bobby Marks, and get into the NHL situation with Frank Seravalli

TSN's Frank Seravalli suggests it's inevitable the NHL goes on hiatus, after seeing the NBA do the same thing, but that doesn't mean the season won't pick back up. Frank gets into cap implications of this situation, suggesting it's hard to see the cap rising much..and a real likelihood it stays same or drops

ESPN's Bobby Marks says the NBA will be cautious and take a long layoff, but Bobby suggests fitting in the remainder of the season plus a full playoff run is the likely endpoint...with a shorter season next year following that.

Mike and Jason take a deep look into the NBA suspending its season due to coronavirus concerns, ask what the NHL will do and ask if listeners still expect the Stanley Cup to be awarded this season

Tom Mayenknecht, in the sport market preview, discusses how the different leagues and teams have been responding to the coronavirus situation