Mike and Jason talk hockey with Jamie Rivers and get into game two of the Blues/Canucks

Jamie Rivers from the Blues broadcast gets into what concerns he has over St Louis' play lately, suggests Jordan Binnington will be fine, and says a better fourth line is a concern for the Blues

Mike and Jason get into game two between the Canucks and Blues, and talk hockey with Pierre Lebrun

TSN insider Pierre Lebrun says the Canucks have the pieces in place in the right spots to get somewhere special quickly. Pierre also says he'd take Quinn Hughes over Rasmus Dahlin right now...but points out that, much like Seth Jones, Dahlin may just be taking a bit longer to figure it all out

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk Canucks/Blues with Jeff Paterson and with Thomas Drance, and get into some Clips

Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver says St Louis didn't play its best game, but played a good one...and the Canucks took it and still won, which is a good sign. Drancer says the bottom six held its own, which is a big sign

Jeff Paterson points out the care teammates showed for Troy Stecher after his goal, and gets the impression there's something special building around the Canucks. Jeff gets into the veteran contributions the team is seeing from Sutter, Eriksson and Beagle

Mike and Jason talk Canucks/Blues with Blues colour analyst Joe Vitale and with Mike Kelly from the NHL Network

Mike Kelly from the NHL Network says the Canucks key players all have competitive skill - they don't get pushed out of games, they stay in the fight. Mike says Quinn Hughes is already a top-ten d-man and Norris will come his way eventually