Jason Botchford discusses reports that Bo Horvat is having an MRI on his lower-body injury, and what a Horvat injury would mean to the Canucks. Botch says Jake Virtanen is finally playing with some confidence, and says the Canucks have to play Gudbranson in order to establish his trade value

Mike and Jason talk Canucks and goalies with Kevin Woodley from In-Goal Magazine, take Derek Dorsett's presser live, and discuss What We Learned

Kevin Woodley from In-Goal Magazine admits Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro is tearing up junior, but worries that there are elements of DiPietro's game that won't translate to pro hockey. Kevin says DiPietro is aware of that, but there's work to be done

Canadian midfielder Russell Teibert says Vancouver is where his heart is and where he wants to be. Russell says this contract gives him the motivation to work hard, be a go-to player for Carl Robinson and help the Caps take the next step, which is winning the MLS Cup.

Mike and Jason recap the Canucks win over Carolina, talk Russia Olympic ban with Slava Malamud, and are joined by Russell Teibert, fresh off his new three-year contract with the Whitecaps

Russian sports writer Slava Malamud says with the Russian election shortly after the Olympics, it doesn't benefit Vladamir Putin politically to boycott the games because this way, he comes off as the good guy. Slava doesn't think this ban will change anything in Russia in regards to doping or cheating, expect for the fact they will try to cover their tracks better.

Mike and Jason talk Canucks with Jeff Paterson and recap a feisty Monday Nighter

Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson points out that the vibe this morning for the Canucks-Carolina game was very different from Saturday's Leafs game, and that's a factor the Canucks will need to be aware of

Pierre Lebrun says the Seattle Key Arena vote is "very significant" to those in NHL circles. Pierre discusses the market, and NHL interest in it, at length. Pierre also suggests that the NHL very much wants to give the Arizona market another chance, but that may be it

Travis Green's pregame presser, ahead of Canucks-Hurricanes