Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned, and get into a rousing discussion around 90s fashion trends

Tom Mayenknect, in the Sport Market preview, says the Astros current PR situation shows that fans care about values and how teams handle mistakes, and gets into how the Canucks are handling season ticket push

ESPN's Arash Markazi says the Clippers are starting to become a destination franchise with Steve Ballmer in charge - as shown by Paul George and Kawhi Leonard signing. But Arash also says, thanks to 16 titles, LA will likely always be a Lakers town, but the Clippers are starting to develop a new generation of fans

Mike and Jason talk NHL with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski and the Sport Market preview with Tom Mayenknecht

Greg Wyshynski had the Canucks as a playoff team, seeing a team that would be hard to play against, get scoring from top players, and get a big Quinn Hughes effect..and Greg's seen that so far. But Wysh cautions that it's been an easier sked to start, and the Pacific will be tough

Mike and Jason talk Canucks with Kevin Woodley and get into some Clips

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says the Canucks goalie plans for the Seattle expansion draft may depend on what other goalies are left hanging - ie, if Carey Price (for example) is available, much like Fleury was for Vegas. Kevin also gets into the Capitals situation with Holtby and Samsonov

Mike and Jason get into a rousing Canucks win over Detroit, with Jeff Paterson joining. The boys also hit opening night in the NBA, and game one of the World Series

Jeff Paterson suggests the Canucks are a productive third-line centre away from being a team that's a very tough opponent night-in, and night-out. Jeff says Elias Pettersson is getting smothered nightly - he's not an unknown quantity anymore - but EP40 is still producing, and the team is winning

TSN1040's Giulio Caravatta says Bryan Burnham deserves to be a MOP candidate but the Lions record will hurt his chances. Giulio says despite the tough season for the team, Burnham has continued to be a professional, show up every day and work as hard as he can.