White Towel

Two days after Nikolay Goldobin was scratched to some controversy, Patrick Johnston and Harrison Mooney are here to take further stock of the Canucks, who might just find themselves in a realm of sadness when the end of the year comes.

The guys talk about lineup decisions, about ambitions and about reality.

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A day after the Canucks latest frustrating loss — this time to the Vegas Golden Knights — Patrick Johnston and Harrison Mooney get together on the White Towel podcast to ponder just what is it that's eluding the home team.

The coach said he was pleased with the effort and that the team will surely win on the backs on that.

There was once talk of playoffs — not necessarily from the coach — so how does this 'focus on the process' talk sound in light of that?

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The Canucks ended their losing slump with a win over LA.

Then they lost to LA. What comes next for the Canucks?

Canucks beat writer Patrick Johnston joins host Paul Chapman to break down the Canucks as November comes to a close.

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Hosts Paul Chapman and Patrick Johnston discuss the health of The Canucks, their upcoming games with the Sharks and Kings, and their chance of getting off their recent losing streak.

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A look at the Canucks after 20 games.

Province Sports beat writer Patrick Johnston sits in with host Paul Chapman to take stock of these surprising Canucks. Should fans be excited? Who deserves credit for the solid start?

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Paul Chapman and Patrick Johnston talk about Vancouver Canucks rookie Elias Pettersson's first game with the team.

Ed Willes and Paul Chapman reunite for a Province Sports podcast where they kick around the themes, stories and success of the World Cup including a look at the teams in the final.

That segues nicely into the future of Vancouver Whitecap Alphonso Davies and his ever-shortening future in town. What is the ceiling for Davies? What are the odds he can spend more seasons in Vancouver?

Ed and Paul then dig into another young, local star, B.C. Lions quarterback Jonathan Jennings. What’s gone wrong with Jennings? Are the Lions making a mistake yanking him for perpetually injured veteran Travis Lulay?

Of course, having covered the Caps and Lions, they lads couldn’t leave the Canucks so they examine free agency, and what that means for yet another young star, Quinn Hughes. Does it make sense for the Canucks to bring their seventh-overall pick to the NHL so soon?

All that and more in this edition of Province Sports Radio.

Jeff and Botch wrap up the hockey season with a live podcast recorded in front of a big crowd at Woody's Pub in Coquitlam. They break down the Canucks approach to free agency and try slot new faces into the depth chart. The guys try to figure out the direction the team is headed and whether the Canucks an improve next season or if they'll take a step backwards. It's a full hour of hockey talk live from Woody's.

Jeff Paterson and Jason Botchford are back together again and discuss the Canucks weekend at the NHL Draft in Dallas and much more.

The guys are back together after a week off and Botch has a few things to get off his chest right off the bat.

This week Jeff Paaterson and Jason Botchford discuss the two big trade rumours swirling around the Canucks right now — Noah Hanafin and Ryan O’Rielly.

What is Chris Tanev’s trade value?

Will the Canucks be able to add picks ahead of the draft?

We discuss the Stanley Cup Final and the connections to the Canucks.

And Botch recounts his night inducting Tony Gallagher into the BC Sports Hall of Fame last week.