Mike and Jason discuss the streaking Bruins with Joe Haggerty, and the ailing Maple Leafs with Jonas Seigel

Mike and Jason talk NFL playoffs with Vinnie Iyer from the Sporting News and discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason discuss Bo Horvat's return, and talk Giants with Dan O'Connor

Colorado pxp voice Mark Moser discusses Colorado's seven-game winning streak, and why Nathan MacKinnon and the Avs have taken this leap

Mike and Jason talk Whitecaps moves with Paul Dolan and discuss the red-hot Colorado Avalanche with Marc Moser

Paul Dolan says the Whitecaps, on paper, have had a very good offseason. Dolie says Kei Kamara fills a big need on the end of crosses, unlike the smaller Fredy Montero. Dolie likes the potential of Anthony Blondell, and feels Ephraim Juarez will help stabilize the midfield

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

The Athletic's Scott Wheeler says the Canucks prospect pool runs eight quality prospects deep, and that's without getting into other quality prospects like Will Lockwood, Petrus Palmu and Jonah Gadjovich. Wheeler says the Canucks have depth in numbers and they have Elias Pettersson at the top, and he's one of the best five prospects in the planet.

Mike and Jason catch up with Utica Comets coach Trent Cull and discuss Philip Holm's play lately. The boys also talk Canucks prospects with Scott Wheeler

Utica Comets head coach Trent Cull says defenceman Philip Holm is a guy who sees the ice really well, can snap really good passes which is key on the power play, and he has a sneaky shot from the point. Cull says it's not just about the offensive side with Holm, as he's continuing to learn how to defend and play the North American game. Cull adds that the Canucks cannot rush Thatcher Demko because he's young and you can't rush young goaltenders into the NHL.