Jeff Paterson discusses the Canucks lineup tonight against the Rangers, suggesting Guillaume Brisebois needs a chance to play more and also dicussing where Jake Virtanen sits at the 200-game mark

Mike and Jason talk NHL with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski and discuss What We Learned

Quinn Hughes says an extra season at Michigan was the right decision, as he's gotten stronger and improved as a player...although Quinn also suggests he could have started here in September, and been fine. Hughes is pumped to play, but needs to make sure his ankle is okay

Jason Botchford of the Athletic questions how the Canucks will improve the "five wins" that continually is mentioned...suggesting the club needs to be 7,8,10 wins better to truly be competitive. Jason says Edler/Tanev isn't a solid pairing going forward, and wonders if the club can move Eriksson

Mike and Jason talk NFL free agency with Mike Tanier and discuss who is the Canucks top defenseman this year.....and who is the club's least exciting player?

Mike and Jason talk all things NHL with TSN's Pierre Lebrun and discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason discuss the Quinn Hughes signing and if the NHL should limit how often teams can win the draft lottery

Dave Tomlinson says Quinn Hughes should help the Canucks break out of their zone almost immediately, with his passing and skating skills. Dave sees Hughes playing defensively in a similar way to how Troy Stecher does – using his body and stick smartly. Dave also discusses the Canucks struggling power play, and ways to potentially fix it

ESPN's Chris Peters says Quinn Hughes' skating is his best attribute, with his ability to break out of zones. Chris also discusses Hughes' high, high compete level and desire to win

Mike and Jason take Jim Benning's presser, with Jim discussing the signing of Quinn Hughes. ESPN's Chris Peters breaks down Hughes' best attributes