Jamie McLennan likes the job Travis Green is doing in Vancouver, and discusses Elias Pettersson's Calder hopes

Mike and Jason talk all things NHL with ESPN's Greg Wyshynski and discuss NBA commissioner Adam Silver's comments on social media

Greg Wyshynski says there’s no way Elias Pettersson isn’t the Calder winner, despite Blues goalie Jordan Binnington making a run. Wysh is not a fan of the playoff format, in the least

Mike and Jason talk all things NHL and discuss What We Learned

TSN’s Mike Johnson says Toronto probably is confident its goalies and forwards match up with any playoff team, but the defence simply does not. Mike doesn’t have a problem with the playoff structure, with strong divisional first-rounds, suggesting it grows rivalries.

Mike and Jason discuss a rousing Canucks win over Toronto, and talk Jacob Markstrom with NHL.com's Kevin Woodley

Kevin Woodley says Jacob Markstrom, using advanced stats, is a top-5 to top-10 goalie this season and understands why, if the Canucks think they're still in a playoff chase, they're riding Markstrom. But Kev wants Thatcher Demko to get some starts down the stretch

Mike and Jason talk Leafs-Canucks with Jeff Paterson and James Mirtle, and discuss the differences in the rebuilds between the two teams

James Mirtle says hiring Brendan Shanahan was where the Leafs turnaround truly started, and also suggests one of the keys to a successful rebuild is picking a window where you can realistically compete and making all decisions based on that. James suggests signing older vets to longterm deals isn’t part of that, but also feels the Canucks have the pieces in place to have a window open soon

Jeff Paterson hopes the Canucks have a bounce-back game, some professionalism, tonight against Toronto…or it might be a long, long night for a struggling team. Jeff says not having Ben Hutton, and the heavy minutes he's been playing, will be a big factor tonight