Brook and Stu talk Canucks and Jacob Markstrom contract with Kevin Woodley, and break down Lions-TiCats with Marshall Ferguson from TSN1150

Marshall Ferguson, voice of the TiCats on TSN1150, is confident that Dane Evans has the tools to do well at quarterback for the TiCats, and also suggests the Lions are in a place where so many changes and new faces is going to simply take a long time to gel. But Marsh says the offensive line issues and turnover is putting the Leos in a catch-22 situation on that line

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine would be surprised if Markstrom wasn't able to maintain his play this season, but also says the Canucks have no reason to rush into re-signing him...may as well see how Markstrom plays this year, and what Thatcher Demko is capable of

Brook and Stu talk NFL with Mitch Berger and continue to ask listeners which sports events still chafe them the most

NFL insider Mitch Berger says Arizona is jacked to see what Kyler Murray can do in game action. Mitch gets into football injuries and other offseason NFL issues

Brook and Stu, in for the vacationing Mike and Jason, talk all things hockey (and Mets) with Dan Rosen from NHL.com, and ask which sports memories sticks in the craw of listeners

Dan Rosen from NHL.com expects a strong season from Nazem Kadri, playing behind Nathan MacKinnon...but is also curious how Philip Grubauer manages as starter for a full season. Dan expects a bridge contract for Brayden Point, and likes the Lightning's pickup of Kevin Shattenkirk. Dan also gets into his beloved Mets, and their stretch of 13 wins in 14 games

Brook and Stu talk Whitecaps with Corey Basso, and get into What We Learned

Corey Basso discusses the Whitecaps addition of Michaell Chirinos and if he fits what the Whitecaps are looking for. Basso admits to some concern if the smaller Chirinos can handle the phsyical MLS style. Corey admits the Caps pretty much need to win out, and get help, to make the playoffs...but also says they may as well try to make it interesting.

Brook and Stu talk all things NHL, including the Canucks playoff hopes, with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski, and the business of sports with Tom Mayenknecht