Lauren Taylor discusses her mental health journey, and how her using her work as an artist has helped in the process

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says it's a buyer's market this summer for goalies, so the Canucks can't overpay (particularly in term) for Jacob Markstrom. Kev also says the idea of a 50/30 start goalie tandem has to be sustained through the drafting and development of goalies

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

Greg Wyshynski says it's rare a team with sustained success, like San Jose, doesn't eventually end up screwed...but Wysh says it's the cost of being that good. Wysh doesn't see Matthew Tkachuk answering the bell tonight vs Edmonton, if challenged, keeping in line with the Claude Lemieux textbook. And Wysh says Buffalo likely will make a GM change, but building blocks are in place in Buffalo

Mike and Jason get into the Canucks/Sharks tilt tonight, and talk some Super Bowl ahead of Sunday's game

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

A busy hour, as Mike and Jason talk Canucks and NHL with Thomas Drance and Ray Ferraro

Ray Ferraro says with two goalies capable of winning games, the Canucks have a luxury many other teams don't have...but salary situations may change that. Ray says the West simply isn't the juggernaut it once was, and some teams - like Nashville last night - simply don't have the game they once had

Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver says Jake Virtanen, in the short term, is generating extra chances and adding a strong forecheck to the top line. But Thomas asks how sustainable that is. Thomas gets into Loui Eriksson's play of late, as well

Mike and Jason talk Canucks with Jeff Paterson after the 3-1 win over StLouis, and get into some Clips