The Province's Jason Botchford doesn't think the Sedins want to leave after this season. Jason says they don't want to go out in a year where they play 10-11 minutes per game and get benched in the 3rd period but if that continues, they won't be comfortable coming back for another season of that.

Mike and Jason talk Seahawks with Hugh Millen and discuss the most likely trade suspects in the NHL

Mike and Jason talk Canucks-Flyers with Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine, and discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason preview tonight's Flyers-Canucks game with Jeff Paterson and Flyers colour commentator Steve Coates

Mike and Jason talk Seahawks with ESPN's Brady Henderson, and grade the Canucks at the 20-game mark

Canucks President Trevor Linden says there's no blame to be laid in the Anton Rodin contract buyout situation, suggesting injury issues and timing simply led to this point.

ESPN's Brady Henderson says the Seahawks are clearly not as good without Richard Sherman and Kam Chancellor, but also says the team has decent alternatives in Jeremy Lane and Bradley McDougald. Brady also discusses the club's impotent running attack

Mike and Jason talk CFL playoffs with Farhan Lalji and discuss What We Learned as well

TSN's Farhan Lalji says this Grey Cup will not be like last year with the Stampeders going in as the overwhelming favorite. Farhan says given how good the Argos defence is, how well Ricky Ray is playing and with Marc Tresman at the helm, many will give this Argos team more than a punchers chance against the Stamps.

The Province's Ben Kuzma says when you look at the stats that count - 21st on the penalty kill, 23rd on the power play, 25th in goals scored per game - it's fair to think this Canucks team could be going the same road of last year. Ben says this is once again a one-line hockey team, which is a concern.