Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson wonders why the Canucks would consider starting Brock Boeser in Utica, suggesting his scoring and feel-good story is desperately needed. JPat also discusses the Vanek signing and Canucks goalies

Jason and Mike talk Seahawks with Brady Henderson and discuss likely Canucks lines, with the signing of Thomas Vanek

ESPN's Brady Henderson says there is a very optimistic vibe in Seattle right now after a competitive and good camp for the Seahawks. Henderson says if Russell Wilson goes down, there will be some concerns because there are questions surrounding back-up Austin Davis.

Jason and Mike discuss the Canucks' signing on Thomas Vanek and what that means for Brock Boeser. Joe Haggerty also joins to talk David Pastrnak and the Bruins

Joe Haggerty says the Boston Bruins and David Pastrnak are quite far apart on a new deal. Haggerty says Boston would like to offer something around $6-million per season, while Pastrnak's side wants something comparable to Leon Draisaitl's deal, which is for $8.5-million per year.

KJR Radio's Hugh Miller says any thoughts that Richard Sherman was past his prime should be put on the back burner. Miller says Sherman still has it, and any talk of his demise is nonsense.

Jason and Mike talk Seahawks with Hugh Millen and discuss the Bo Horvat contract news

Jason and Mike discuss what we learned in the past 24 hours and talk CFL with Bruce Arthur

Mike and Jason debut their show, and break some Canucks contract news with Jason Botchford

The Province's Jason Botchford says he's heard the Bo Horvat deal is done and that it's a bridge deal for the 22-year-old. Botchford also says the fact the Canucks have shown interest in Thomas Vanek indicates to him that the organization doesn't have full faith in Brock Boeser being a full-time NHLer this season.