Pete Schaad, who had the call of Canada-Sweden, discusses the Janine Beckie PK, but also says Canada's chances can't come down to a VAR-awarded penalty kick. Pete isn't buying into the hype around the men's team yet, suggesting the team needs to show a strong tactical game against a strong club...

Kevin Woodley from InGoal Magazine says Tyler Myers is an alright third-pair defenseman, but struggled when elevated to a higher role. Kevin struggles to understand how or why the Canucks would consider putting a seven-year deal on the table for Myers, but also says the track record indicates the pursuit won't end well

Mike and Jason talk NHL offseason rumours with EJ Hradek, and get into the Canucks draft with Chris Peters

ESPN's Chris Peters says Vasili Podkolzin fits with the Canucks in terms of his style of play - rugged, playing with jam, really competitive. Chris also says Nils Hoglander at 40th overall "n terms of value, that was an incredible pick for the Canucks" with the speed and pace Hoglander plays at

EJ Hradek from NHL Network discusses a busy week in the NHL, suggesting Artemi Panarin will get PAID - particularly if a bidding war happens. EJ says the Canucks are one of a group of teams looking to beef up its blueline

Mike and Jason discuss the Canucks defensive situation, suggesting it's worth raging about reports Tyler Myers is in the Canucks sights...and also wondering why the club didn't try to trade Ben Hutton, if they're not going to qualify him anyways

Halford and Brough discuss Tyler Myers likely contract requests, and the Canucks desire to add him...and also wonder why the team didn't try to get some value from Ben Hutton, who may not be qualified.

Mike and Jason continue to discuss a busy weekend for the Canucks, and get into What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk JT Miller trade with Jamie McLennan, and get into Cletchie's Clips with a look at Tyler Myers and Kawhi Leonard

TSN's Jamie McLennan likes the JT Miller deal for the Canucks, suggesting he adds versatility and a bite the Canucks need. Noodles doesn't see playoffs this coming season, but thinks the Canucks make it in two years