Jason Botchford says the Canucks, without the Sedins this year, are essentially the league-worst Coyotes. Jason thinks they'll be back at around $5-6m per year, as the club insists on staying competitive. Jason also says someone, somehow had to step up to Trevor Lewis last night, as the next hit on Brock Boeser could be worse

Mike and Jason talk Oilers with TSN1260's Jason Gregor and discuss What We Learned

TSN1260's Jason Gregor says the Oilers 5-0 loss Tuesday night to Buffalo was the most pathetic performance he's seen, given the talent on the Oilers roster right now. But Jason is also not sure how the Oilers can fix this, given salary cap and NTC concerns

Mike and Jason discuss vigorously whether the Canucks needed a better response to Trevor Lewis' hit on Brock Boeser and break it down with Kevin Woodley

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says the reality is that the Canucks, right now, don't really have a player willing or able to step up and make a statement after the Lewis hit on Boeser. Kevin says Erik Gudbranson is that player, but most people want him out of town

Mike and Jason talk NHL draft with Dan Marr from NHL Central Scouting and NBA with Jason Lloyd

Canucks coach Travis Green discusses what Jake Virtanen needs to do on the ice, and says he's willing to scratch an underperforming veteran

Dan Marr from NHL Central Scouting says, outside of Rasmus Dahlin, this year's draft class has a bevy of defensemen who can potentially be top-four at the NHL level. Dan says, more and more, hockey sense is the key scouts look for in players...and also says Filip Zadina has Tarasenko-like scoring qualities.

Henrik Sedin tells reporters that he and his brother Daniel haven't yet made a decision on playing next year, or talked to anyone about it. Henrik says the focus is getting back to winning games

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