Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver says the Canucks PP unit is "in squinting distance" of being among the league's best, and says the ability to put EP40 and Boeser on opposite sides is a wrinkle that PK units have to deal with. But Drance also says although there's reason for optimism, it's still very early in the season

Mike and Jason discuss a rousing 5-3 win over LA, and the Nationals win over Houston in the World Series

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Tom Mayenknecht, in the Sport Market preview, gets into how the NCAA will fairly pay its athletes

Mike and Jason talk Canucks-Kings with Kevin Woodley, and take the Sport Market preview with Tom Mayenknecht

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says Jacob Markstrom's growth as a goalie is largely technical, and he deserves a ton of credit for the work he's put in to get there. Kevin also gets into the goalie situation in LA, and in San Jose

Mike and Jason get into tonight's Canucks-Kings game with Jon Rosen, and discussed a hypothetical new NHL sked with Mark Lazerus of the Athletic

Jon Rosen says LA wants to play an aggressive, fun hockey and are taking - and giving up - a ton of shots. Jon says the club feels it has the right mix of players to play that way, while also admitting the team needs to play better. Jon also points out that Jon Quick's save percentage is not good...about 850..since Jake Muzzin was traded

Mark Lazerus of the Athletic Chicago gets into his proposed Toews Schedule, where teams would spend 2, 3 consecutive games in the same city, and why it would work. Mark also discusses Brent Seabrook's future with the Blackhawks

Mike and Jason get into the Canucks game tonight in LA, and look at game 7 of the World Series