Jeff Paterson says the Canucks comeback win in St Louis backed up their talk about needing to win tough games on the road, and it's likely not a game the Canucks would have won in the past. JPat also says the Canucks are backing up Jim Benning's desire to add gritty players who go to tough areas, as the team is getting plenty of net-front goals

Mike and Jason discuss a 4-3 shootout win in St Louis, what it means for the Canucks, and get into all things NHL with insider Pierre Lebrun

NHL insider Pierre Lebrun expects Minnesota to patiently rebuild around veteran players, much like Montreal has done with Price and Weber. Pierre also gets into trade rumblings, and who could be moved

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned, and ask Moj about being a "low-rent Leonard Cohen"

Mike and Jason talk all things NHL with Mike Johnson and get into the Sport Market preview with Tom Mayenknecht

TSN's Mike Johnson says tough teams are the ones who make it hard for you to be successful, to do what you want to do on the ice. Johnson says the Wings of teh 90s and Mark Stone currently are great examples of teams, players that do that

Mike and Jason talk all things Canucks with Thomas Drance and Ray Ferraro in a busy hour

Ray Ferraro says the Canucks are better balanced, young, getting better, and should feel like they can do something special this year. But Ray also points out that a tight cap, and some hefty salaries, will potentially limit moves the Canucks may want to make

Thomas Drance says the Canucks will eventually return to the mean statistically, which means defensive goals and PK success will inevitably slow down, at which point Drance says top-six goals, particularly at 5-on-5, must happen

Mike and Jason get into today's Canucks-Blues game, and discuss this weekend's NFL sked, including Earl Thomas' return to Seattle