Halford and Brough get into why, and why not, the Canucks should give Comets defenseman Brogan Rafferty a look this season, with Rafferty putting on a show in Utica this year. The boys suggest Rafferty's size might be something the Canucks prefer over Troy Stecher

Mike and Jason do the Sport Market preview with Tom Mayenknecht and get into What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk all things NHL with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski, and are joined by Paul Bissonnette for a rollicking seg on the Vancouver Warriors and Spittin Chiclets

Paul Bissonnette says his Warriors tryout didn't go well, he assumed the lacrosse shooting motion was similar to hockey, but says he has an appreciation now for why so many hockey players played lacrosse. Biz admits there were a lot of lacrosse fans who didn't get the joke. Paul also gets into Spittin Chiclets and his affiliation with Barstool Sports

Mike and Jason talk Canucks with Kevin Woodley, and get into the breaking news of Vegas firing Gerard Gallant. The boys also get into some Clips

Kevin Woodley admits he's not overly surprised by the Gerard Gallant firing, as Vegas simply doesn't play solid defense in front of Fleury. Kev says it cost Vegas the Cup, other teams have noticed what worked against VGK, and Gallant didnt' adjust. Kevin also says the Canucks do seem hesitant to start Demko, but that has to change as Markstrom will hit a fatigue wall

Mike and Jason talk Canucks with Jeff Paterson, after the 4-0 loss in Winnipeg, and get into Hey What Happened...twice

Jeff Paterson points out that the Canucks have claimed goalies are a strength, and that they can win with both Markstrom and Demko, so suggests the club must find starts for Demko. Jeff also jokes that there's a force field around the Jets net in Winnipeg, because the Canucks simply can't win there

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk Canucks with Thomas Drance, and all things NHL with Ray Ferraro