Mike and Jason talk with ESPN's Seahawks reporter Brady Henderson why the Hawks are underdogs on the road in Tennessee, the state of their offense, and Jimmy Graham's status.

Mike and Jason talk with TSN Hockey analyst Mike Johnson about players' abilities to change their game after a rule change, Joffrey Lupul's apology, and why Jaromir Jagr is still a free agent.

Mike and Jason talk with the Athletic Montreal's editor-in-chief Arpon Bosu about Habs fans' expectations of Jonathan Drouin and how important it is to have a French-Canadian star.

The Athletic's Arpon Basu is not surprised with the hype surrounding Jonathan Drouin in Montreal. Arpon says it's rare for a homegrown kid, who can speak to the vast majority of the fans in their native language to be a legitimate star player, adding it's even more rare for that player to play in Montreal.

Mike and Jason talk with the Athletic Montreal's editor-in-chief Arpon Bosu about Habs fans' expectations of Jonathan Drouin and how important it is to have a French-Canadian star.

Mike and Jason talk with Jon Abbott about which Canucks to watch during tonight's game in Calgary, and what Nikolay Goldobin needs to improve on.

Jon Abbott says Nikolay Goldobin's situation reminds him of Sven Baertschi, when Baertschi first came to the Canucks. Abbs says both Anton Rodin and Philip Holm need to show more in their preseason games

Mike and Jason talk with Jason Botchford of the Province about the possibility of Nikolay Goldobin playing in the KHL, if Brock Boeser has proved he deserves to start the season, and if the Canucks are concerned with Olli Juolevi.

Mike and Jason talk with Jason Botchford of the Province about the possibility of Nikolay Goldobin playing in the KHL, if Brock boeser has proved he deserves to start the season, and if the Canucks are concerned with Olli Juolevi.

The Province's Jason Botchford says Nickolay Goldobin believes he's ready to take the next step and be a NHL player. Botchford says he's fine with Goldobin starting the season in the AHL, but if he does, Botchford hopes the organization gives him every importunity to succeed and to call him up if he's on a roll.