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Rink Wide features the most comprehensive coverage of the Vancouver Canucks. Game re-caps, previews, post-game and special guests beginning at the start of the preseason and running throughout the entire NHL season including the Stanley Cup playoffs and the opening of free agency.

Join host Andrew Wadden and veteran Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson for a full 60 of some of the best hockey podcast in Vancouver.

Jeff and Irf break down Canucks 3-2 shootout loss in Edmonton. The guys look at players that stood out and ones that weren’t able to set themselves apart. They talk about Rick Tocchet’s approach to the preseason leaving most of his stars behind for this game. And they give their thoughts on the battles to watch in Friday’s preseason finale.

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Jeff is back with another episode of Rink Wide, from a Canucks Army AirBnB patio in Penticton. With all 3 practice days in books, J Pat breaks down the Lankinen signing, discusses some of the new faces, and wraps up training camp as whole.

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In the final episode of Rink Wide until September, Jeff and Irfaan discuss the big news around the NHL, that of the Blues offer sheets to Edmonton's Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg. The role of "captain" is also discussed after the spectacle that was John Tavares passing off the Maple Leafs "C" to Auston Matthews. They boys wrap the show by going back 4 years to revisit the NHL's playoff bubble in August 2020.

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It's another summer edition of Rink Wide Vancouver! Jeff and Irfaan discuss Rick Tocchet's new side gig as an assistant coach for Team Canada. They also break down how the Canucks stayed healthy last season, and why that may complicate things when it comes to star players like Hughes and Miller building on their career high point totals from 2023-24.

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Jeff is back from vacation and he and Irf talk about some great value signings in UFA Daniel Sprong and RFA Arturs Silovs.

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On this episode, Jeff and Irf discuss the Canucks work thus far in free agency, as well as take a look around the league with some big names changing teams.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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On this episode, Jeff and Irf discuss the Canucks plans in the final days before free agency. The guys also look at this week’s NHL Awards and Draft through a Canucks lens. And they recap the Stanley Cup Final.

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On this episode Jeff and Irf discuss the long-term contract extension for Filip Hronek and what that means for the Canucks salary cap situation heading into free agency. The guys also look at the Stanley Cup Final and where it goes from here.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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On this episode, Jeff and Irf discuss the latest on the Canucks pending free agents. The guys also discuss potential free agent targets that may interest the Canucks. They also chat about Canucks involvement in the Four Nations Cup and assess the Stanley Cup Final through the first two games.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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With the Stanley Cup Finals about to get underway, that also means it's almost time for the Draft and free agency. Jeff and Irf take a look at some of the players that the Canucks are going to have to make decisions on, including Nikita Zadorov, Elias Lindholm, Dakota Joshua and Ian Cole, to name a few. They also talk about the changes to the Coaching staff, including promoting from within, increased roles for the Sedins, and what the heck the PK might look like next year.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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On this episode of Rink Wide, Jeff and Irf look at the Canucks many free agents a month away from July 1st. They also discuss Elias Pettersson’s runner-up finish for the Lady Byng Award, how to fill the vacancy on Rick Tocchet’s coaching staff and whether fans should expect Brock Boeser to be a 40-goal scorer again next season.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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On this episode, Jeff and Irf discuss the hiring of Manny Malhotra as head coach of the Canucks AHL affiliate in Abbotsford. They guys also discuss what they heard from GM Patrik Allvin during his year end media availability. They also get into what Canucks players had to say before they scattered for the summer.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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It was an exciting end to a great series and a fantastic season. The Canucks lost 3-2 to the Oilers, after outperforming expectations all season long and bringing playoff hockey back to Vancouver. Although, they managed to hold Connor McDavid in check for the most part, the injuries were ultimately too much to overcome. We'd like to thank the Canucks for an amazing season...and also thank you, the faithful listeners of Rink Wide Vancouver. Stay tuned for some special episodes over the remainder of the playoffs and off season.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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The 2 greatest words in sports 'Game 7'...well, maybe not when you are up 3-2 in the series, but either way, here we go!!! The Oilers finally break loose with a 5-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks to set the stage for a Game 7 in Vancouver to decide who will face the Dallas Stars in the Western Conference final.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver with a very special appearance by Mr Stanchies himself, Wyatt Arndt

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The Vancouver Canucks move one game closer to a Western Conference final appearance and take a 3-2 lead over the Edmonton Oilers. A new-look throughout the bottom 9 forwards showed a lot more jump than last game and Arturs Silovs was solid in net again, holding the Oilers to just 2 goals, thanks in large part to J.T. Miller holding Connor McDavid to just 2 shots and the PK going an incredible 5 for 5. The Canucks need to win one of their next 2 to move on.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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The Vancouver Canucks lost a heartbreaker in Game 4 in Edmonton. Jeff Paterson has a special between games podcast as the series shifts back to the West Coast tied at two wins apiece. Hear from Rick Tocchet, JT Miller, Conor Garland and Quinn Hughes. Plus Jeff offers his thoughts on the series so far, highlights some key statistics and contemplates what kind of line-up changes the Canucks may make for Game 5 on Thursday night.

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The Canucks looked to put a strangle hold on the series in game 4 and managed to hold Connor McDavid to a single point, but the Oilers were desperate and carried a lead through most of the game. Despite some late 3rd period heroics by Brock Boeser banking it in off Dakota Joshua, the blue and orange potted the winner in the final minute to come away with the 3-2 win to even the series.

Jeff Paterson joins us live on location from Edmonton as Irfaan Gaffar hosts from the studio and we get a special visit from goalie Guru and Canucks analyst, Kevin Woodley.

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On this day between games episode of Rink Wide Vancouver from Edmonton, Jeff Paterson recaps the Canucks 4-3 win in Game 3 on Sunday night. Hear from Elias Lindholm, Brock Boeser, Arturs Silovs and Rick Tocchet. Jeff Paterson gets into some takeaways from the game and also provides his thoughts and digs deep into some of the statistical storylines from this series so far.

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The Canucks rolled into Edmonton for Game 3 and looked to take the series lead. Brock Boeser and Elias Lindholm potted 2 goals each and the Latvian King, Arturs Silovs put up the performance of a lifetime, stopping 40+ shots and holding on for the 4-2 win.

Jeff Paterson joins us live on location from Edmonton as Irfaan Gaffar hosts from the studio and we get a special visit from former Canuck tough guy, Shane O'Brien.

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Pettersson found the back of the net early, but McDavid and Draisatl had something to prove tonight and they delivered with 4 points each. Arturs Silovs kept the Canucks in it in the 3rd period, but ultimately the Oilers win game 2.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break down all the details for you.

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It's Round 2!!! The Oilers came out firing on the power play early in the first, jumping out to a 4-1 lead and it looked like the Arty Party might be over, but the Canucks rallied back to a 5-4 win to take home game 1. Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break down all the details for you.

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Former Canucks Captain Trevor Linden joins Rink Wide hosts Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar for a series preview show to break down Vancouver's second round matchup against the Oilers! Will the deadening penalty kill hold up against the juggernaut powerplay? The team looks ahead what they need to do to find success against Connor McDavid and company in Edmonton.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting into the game, this is the place to be for in-depth analysis, expert commentary, and passionate discussion as the Canucks return to the post-season.

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With Demko still on the shelf with injury, the Arty Party was in full swing as the Canucks close out the series and defeat the Nashville Predators 1-0 to move on to round 2!!!

Jeff Paterson is back in studio with Irfaan Gaffar to break it all down for you.

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The Canucks failed to close out the series at home in game 5. Nikita Zadorov opened the scoring going on an end to end rush and sniping the top corner, looking like a giant Quinn Hughes. Unfortunately that was the end of the offense for Vancouver, as again they managed only 20 shots on goal. Arturs Silovs played a solid game, allowing only 2 goals on 22 shots. Jeff Paterson has returned from Nashville and is back in studio with Irfaan Gaffar to break it all down for you.

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On this special episode of Rink Wide from Nashville, Jeff Paterson recaps a wild finish to Game 4 for the Canucks. Hear from overtime hero Elias Lindholm, the hat trick man Brock Boeser, surprise starter Arturs Silovs, series scoring leader JT Miller and Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet. Also hear how Preds head coach Andrew Brunette tried to make sense of the way things played out on Sunday night. The pod also includes Jeff's thoughts on the series so far with insight, analysis and some statistics through four games. Plus a thought or two on his time spent in Music City.

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The Canucks steal game 4 in Nashville after an incredible comeback in the 3rd period. Irfaan Gaffar is joined by special guest and former Canuck goaltender, Eddie Lack (03:30), as they discuss a wild afternoon in Music City, the musical chairs we're seeing with the Vancouver goalies, and the mood around the team heading back home for game 5. Following post-game podiums, Jeff Paterson (26:30) joins Irfaan to provide us with all sorts of details from Nashville.

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Jeff Paterson brings us an update from Nashville. JPat goes over the series stats to date, series trends, stand-out players and live quotes from the players in the locker room. Join Jeff for this short and informative update from Music City!

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The series moved to Music City for game 3 and with Thatcher Demko on the shelf for the foreseeable future, Casey DeSmith came up big with his first career playoff win. Irfaan Gaffar is joined by special guest and former member of the legendary West Coast Express, Brendan Morrison, as they break down tonights game as well as take a look ahead at game 4, while our fearless leader Jeff Paterson brings us the live updates directly from the locker rooms in Nashville.

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The city of Vancouver awoke to the news that Thatcher Demko would not play tonight and the Nashville Predators pounced all over the opportunity to even the series at 1-1. Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar breakdown all that went wrong, the few things that went right, and what we can look forward to as the Canucks (and JPAT!) hit the road to Nashville for Games 3 and 4.

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Rink Wide hosts Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar break down Game 1, Canucks against the Preds!

Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting into the game, this is the place to be for in-depth analysis, expert commentary, and passionate discussion as the Canucks return to the post-season.

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Former Canucks goaltender Eddie Lack joins Rink Wide hosts Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar for a series preview show to break down Vancouver's first round matchup against the Preds!

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The Canucks flew to Winnipeg to face the Jets in the final game of this regular season. There wasn't much left to play for and with all the playoff spots already clinched, so a few of the Canucks big guns stayed home to rest for the playoffs in Vancouver...which we now know will start Sunday vs Nashville. Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji are here to break down game 82 and get you ready for the playoffs.

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The Canucks played their final home game of the regular season, and the home fans were treated to the return of Thatcher Demko, who has missed the last 14 games with an injury, and #35 picked up right where he left off, stopping 39 of 40 shots, leading the Canucks to a 4-1 win over Andrei Kuzmenko and the Flames. Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on RInkWide Vancouver.

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Casey DeSmith returned to the Vancouver net in a big way against the Edmonton Oilers, stopping 32 of 33 shots, leading the Canucks to a 3-1 victory. Sam Lafferty, Pius Suter and Dakota Joshua provided goals as the Canucks move one step closer to winning the Pacific Division. Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji break down all the details for you here on RinkWide Vancouver.

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The Canucks were at home facing the Arizona (for now) Coyotes in game #79 of the regular season, as Vancouver looked to inch closer to clinching the Pacific Division. In the end, the Arty Party ended and instead it was a birthday party for Dylan Guenther as he put up 4 points to lead the Yotes to a 4-3 win over the Canucks. Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar break it all down for you here, on RInkWide Vancouver.

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It was a night of milestones for Vancouver as Arturs Silovs is put to his biggest test yet in the NHL against the Vegas Golden Knights... and as he seems to do at every level, the kid won. Silovs improves to 3-0 on the season, Connor Garland plays his 400th game in the NHL and JT Miller reaches 100 points for the first time. All these are impressive numbers, but the biggest milestone in the hearts of Canucks fans on this night was Brock Boeser reaching 40 goals! Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar have lots to break down from this 4-3 victory over VGK on this episode of RinkWide Vancouver.

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Vancouver fell to the LA Kings as the Canucks limp their way toward the post season. Vancouver put 42 shots on net to LA's 29, but in the end it was the Kings doubling up the Canucks by a score of 6-3. Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji break down everything that went wrong...and the few things that went right in the city of Angles on this night. Starting tonight and continuing right through the playoffs, you can now also catch RinkWide Vancouver live streaming on all major platforms.

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The Vancouver Canucks went down to the wire in Arizona before beating the Coyotes 2-1 on a late Conor Garland goal. Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar break it all down on this episode of Rink Wide Vancouver. The guys discuss another strong night for Quinn Hughes in a season full of them. They look at the goaltending of Arturs Silovs. And they get into JT Miller dropping the gloves and coming to the defence of Elias Pettersson. Plus they make a big announcement about the future of the podcast.

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The Vancouver Canucks got thumped 6-3 by the Vegas Golden Knights in Sin City. Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar break it all down on this episode of Rink Wide Vancouver. The defending Stanley Cup champs looked the part as they jumped out to a 4-1 first period lead and cruised from there. The Canucks had no answer for the Knights odd-man attacks. The guys discuss the Canucks defensive breakdowns and the tough start to the hockey game. Hear from head coach Rick Tocchet who challenged some of his top players to be better with the playoffs just around the corner.

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The Vancouver Canucks reached the 100-point mark for the season with a 3-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks. Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar break it all down on this episode of Rink Wide Vancouver. Dakota Joshua scored twice and the Canucks power play netted a pair in the victory. Hear from Rick Tocchet, Dakota Joshua and Quinn Hughes as they comment on todays win.

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The Vancouver Canucks will have to wait to clinch a playoff spot as they fell 3-1 to the visiting Dallas Stars. Special teams told the story as Dallas scored a pair of power play goals while the Canucks came up empty with the man-advantage. Jeff Paterson and The Athletic's Harman Dayal break it all down on this episode of Rink Wide Vancouver. JT Miller scored the only goal as offence continues to be an issue for the Canucks. Hear from Miller, head coach Rick Tocchet and Dakota Joshua who returned to the line-up after missing six weeks with a hand injury.

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The Vancouver Canucks fell 3-2 to the Los Angeles Kings in a possible playoff preview. Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji break it all down on the 500th episode of Rink Wide Vancouver. The guys discuss the Canucks troubles breaking down the Kings defence. They talk about a tough night for the Canucks top players. And they get into Rick Tocchet's deployment of his forwards in the third period when the team was trailing. Hear from Tocchet, Quinn Hughes and JT Miller. Plus the Rink WIde Vancouver 3 Star selection, the Stat That Stands Out and plenty of listener feedback, too.

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Led by a pair of goals from Nils Höglander, the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Calgary Flames 4-2. On this episode of Rink Wide, Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli discuss the team's third straight victory and its seventh in the last nine games. The guys talk about the impressive play of the Höglander-Pettersson-Garland line, the importance of early goals and the way the Canucks continue to limit opposition chances. Hear from Rick Tocchet, Nils Höglander and Conor Garland plus all of our usual RWV features.

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Les Habitants were in town to face the Canucks tonight. Vancouver came out on top 4-1, which seems to make sense, given where the teams are at in the standings, but doesn't make sense is where the goals were coming from!!! Not a single point from any of the Canucks top 5 scorers and all the points coming from unexpected places with 2 goals for Zadorov, 2 assists for Mikheyev, goals from Garland and Åman and single pts for Podkolzin, Lafferty, Lindholm and Blueger. Canucks start to build another win streak as they coast towards the playoffs.

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Canucks 4

Canadiens 1

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The Canucks looked to end a 2 game losing skid against the Buffalo Sabres in game number 69 of the regular season. Elias Pettersson has also been struggling of late, but both problems came to an end tonight, as EP40 put up 2 goals and an assist, to go along with a couple of assists each from JT MIller and Quinn Hughes. Casey DeSmith gets off the schneid, stopping 15 of 17 shots for the win.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 3 (34 SOG)

Sabres 2 (17 SOG)

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The Canucks looked to bounce back from a loss against Colorado against a much easier team in the Washington Capitals. However, the Great 8 Alex Ovechkin, had other plans as he scored the game winner to hand the Canucks their second straight loss since Thatcher Demko got hurt. Pettersson was a no show again and coach Tocchet got the line blender out, but to no avail. In the end, it was a 2-1 loss for the Canucks.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 1 (22 SOG)

Capitals 2 (24 SOG)

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JT Miller stormed out of the gates tonight, with a goal and an assist within the first few minutes of the game. However, it was all downhill from there, JT Miller took a hit to the head and missed half a period in the quiet room, he would ultimately return to the game, no worse for wear, but the Av's scored 4 straight to take the Canucks 4-3 in overtime.

Jeff Paterson and Harman Dayal host.

Canucks 3 (21 SOG)

Av's 4 (34 SOG)

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The two top goalies in the Vezina race faced off in Vancouver tonight, as the Winnipeg Jets came to town to face the Canucks. In the end there were 2 Vezina caliber goalies in this game, but they were both on the Canucks!!! After a stellar start, Demko mysteriously pulled himself from the game before the halfway mark of the second period, however, Casey DeSmith kept the shutout intact for the second half of the game. Hoglander with another even strength goal, and Hughes looking back in full Norris form. Canucks shut out the Jets 5-0.

Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji host.

Canucks 5 (37 SOG)

Jets 0 (22 SOG)

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The Canucks looked to complete the sweep of the western US road trip against the defending Stanley Cup Champions. Vancouver kept up the tight D, again only allowing 1 goal against, for the 3rd straight game. Hughes, PDG and Connor Garland scored for the Canucks, to bring home the victory before heading back home for a lengthy home stand.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 3 (35 SOG)

Vegas 1 (28 SOG)

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The Canucks were looking for redemption in la la land after a definitive loss against the Kings a week ago. Petey and Miller both scored goals assisted by Captain Quinn Hughes and Demko put up yet another great game, capped off by a save of the year candidate to lead the Canucks to a 2-1 victory.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 2 (31 SOG)

Kings 1 (24 SOG)

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The Canucks looked to get back in the win column against a weak Ducks team. Nils Hoglander scored his 19th goal of the season, again at even strength, while Connor Garland added another. Casey DeSmith ended a personal losing streak as well, putting up a strong performance, allowing only 1 goal.

Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji host.

Canucks 2 (31 SOG)

Ducks 1 (18 SOG)

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The LA Kings were in town for a rare Leap Year game tonight. The Canucks looked to wrap up their homestand on a positive note, but that was not in the cards, as Vancouver dragged their way through the mud to a 5-1 loss.

Jeff Paterson and Harmon Dayal host.

Canucks 1 (23 SOG)

Kings 5 (20 SOG)

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Sidney Crosby makes a rare visit to Vancouver on this night...the anniversary of the Golden Goal in 2010. The Canucks played a solid game, led by a couple of points from JT Miller and yet another even strength goal by Nils Hoglander. Demko made a number of world class saves to keep the Penguins at bay, but eventually the Pens broke through to win it 4-3 in OT.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 3 (35 SOG)

Penguins 4 (39 SOG)

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The Canucks looked for redemption against the Bruins...the Canucks looked to end their longest losing streak of the season...the Canucks looked to get their big guns back on the scoresheet...the Canucks looked to end their special teams struggles... and the Canucks delivered on all accounts. JT Miller with a 3 point night, setting up all 3 of the Canucks goals - 2 by Boeser and 1 from Hronek. Demko stood on his head to put an end to his personal losing streak as well. All these amazing returns to form, but the biggest news of the night? The Green Men are back!!! The Canucks win 3-2 in overtime.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 3 (39 SOG)

Bruins 2 (22 SOG)

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The sky is officially falling, and Jeff Paterson was on site at Climate Pledge Arena to see it live. Sure, Vancouver is still in first place overall in the NHL, but the team is definitely in need of some re-alignment as Vancouver loses a 4th straight tonight in Seattle. JT Miller opened the scoring tonight and it was all downhill from there. Connor Garland even tried to fight Brandon Tanev to get his team going, and that was a brutal fail as well. Canucks will host Boston back at home for an early game on Saturday and look to put an end to their first real losing skid of the season.

Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji host.

Canucks 2 (21 SOG)

Kraken 5 (31 SOG)

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The Canucks were in Colorado tonight, looking to pick up a win at high altitude and avoid their first 3 game losing streak of the season. Vancouver put out a much better effort through the full 60 minutes, but were unable to stop the Avalanche. The Canucks fall short in a 3-1 loss to Colorado.

Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji host.

Canucks 1 (25 SOG)

Avalanche 3 (27 SOG)

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High-event hockey, doesn't even begin to describe this one, as Minnesota was in town for a Wild one on this holiday monday. JT Miller put up a hat trick + an assist to get the game going in the Canucks favour, only to be answered by 7...yes, 7 goals in the 3rd period by the Wild. The Canucks come up short and lose 10-7 in this one.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 7 (24 SOG)

Wild 7 (27 SOG)

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The Jets were in town for what promised to be a battle of the 2 top goaltenders in the NHL. It did in fact begin as a stale mate, as both goalies were perfect through the first period. The Canucks had a huge advantage in shots throughout the game, but in the end, Winnipeg won the goalie battle 4-2. The highlight of the night for the Canucks was a sick dangle and a goal by...***rubs eyes and re-checks stat sheet.... Tyler Myers.

Jeff Paterson and Blake Price host.

Canucks 2 (37 SOG)

Jets 4 (28 SOG)

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The Red Wings flew into town to face the Canucks for the 2nd time in a week and the Vancouver did everything they could to make sure Detroit had nothing to dance about in this one. Led by the Swedish touch of Pettersson, Lindholm and Hoglander offensively and Demko with another Vezina caliber performance. Nikita Zadorov hled down the physical end of things and also chipped in a goal. At the end of 60 mins it was Big Z who Griddy'd his way out of the rink on this one, as the Canucks win 4-1.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 4 (21 SOG)

Red Wings 1 (27 SOG)

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The Canucks blew into the Windy City to face the Bedardless Blackhawks tonight, and Chicago sure could've used North Vancouver's finest in the lineup in this one as the Canucks tertiary scoring took over this game. Garland with 2 goals, Hoglander with his 17th!!! and Dakota Joshua rounded out the scoring with a Gordie Howe hat trick....and in the most unsurprising news ever, Demko was amazing. Canucks win 4-2.

Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji host.

Canucks 4 (38 SOG)

Blackhawks (23 SOG)

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Captain Quinn and Co. woke up in Washington today to take on the Great 8, Alexander Ovechkin and his Capitals. Vancouver looked to bounce back after an OT loss yesterday in Detroit. Ovechkin found the back of the net for the 5th game in a row, but the Canucks managed to come out on top 3-2. Hoglander had a beauty and JT Miller finished it off with the game winner, while Thatcher Demko was Vezina worthy, as usual.

Jeff Paterson hosts.

Canucks 3 (29)

Capitals 2 (33)

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The Canucks woke us West Coasters up early today as they motored into to Detroit to try to make up for getting hammered against Boston. Detroit struck first, but Vancouver came out hard in the second with a big response to go up 3-1. As we have come to know, there's 2 things the Canucks never do: one is blow leads in the 3rd period, and the other is lose 2 games in a row... well, scrap that idea, as Detroit answered back with 2 goals in the 3rd, followed by another in OT to beat the Canucks 4-3 in overtime.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 3 (31 SOG)

Red Wings 4 (28 SOG)

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It was billed as a battle of the heavyweights between the top 2 teams in the NHL, but it was a first round KO for the Bruins as they absolutely hammered the Canucks, bringing back some bad memories from 2011. Boston looked hungry from the jump, but it was the Canucks who were forced to eat a large serving of humble pie as they gave up 2 more short handed goals in a effort that, thankfully, we haven't seen very often from this years team. They will look to regroup for their back to back early starts on the weekend.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 0 (17 SOG)

Bruins 4 (25 SOG)

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The Canucks stormed into Carolina to face the Hurricanes, fresh off the bye week and all star break and with a shiny new toy, in Elias Lindholm. The newest member of the Vancouver squad did not disappoint, potting 2 goals and playing a solid all-round game. JT Miller put in the winner, Captain Quinn had another 2 points to extend his lead atop the D scoring race in the NHL and Thatcher Vezina, er I mean Demko, was huge when he needed to be, backstopping the Canucks to a 3-2 win, which ties him with Dan Cloutier for the longest win streak in Canucks history.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 3 (19 SOG)

Hurricanes 2 (24 SOG)

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We've assembled our own All Star team here at Rinkwide to discuss the Canucks season to date, assess the teams All-Stars, and look ahead to the the probable playoff picture. Jeff Paterson is joined by Irfaan Gaffar and David Quadrelli as they chat about what has been a historic season in so many ways: from Dakota to Demko, from Connor to the Quinn...the guys look back at the first half of this incredible breakout season for the Vancouver Canucks.

***after the initial recording and production of this episode, Vancouver made a couple of major moves, both on the ice and in the office, which Jeff provides a late breaking update on, as well.

Hosted by Jeff Paterson, Irfaan Gaffar and David Quadrelli.

Produced by Mike Rogerson.

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It was a game of the good, the bad and the ugly, as the Canucks fell to an early 4-1 deficit to the Columbus Blue Jackets. No lead is too big when you've got a heated Brock Boeser though. Brock netted a hat trick to bring the Canucks back to evens, and then Petey was able to put it away in overtime...which means the Canucks head into the All-Star break atop the NHL standings.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 5 (33 SOG)

CBJ 4 (31 SOG)

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It was an up and down battle at Rogers Arena as the Canucks fell behind by 2 twice, and came back both times, only to lose in overtime. The offense came from one place and one place only tonight and that was of course, Pius Suter??? Suter scored all 3 goals for the Canucks tonight, 2 of which were set up by Captain Quinn, who extends his lead atop the D scoring race in the NHL. And also yes, there was a benching in the 3rd period, but this time it was not Kuzmenko, but Nikita Zadorov. After being slow on a couple of coverages, Coach Tocchet decided to sit the big man down for the final 19 mins of the game. All things added up to a 4-3 loss to the STL Blues in overtime. The OT goal AGAIN came after a blatant missed crosscheck to Petey's back.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 3 (32 SOG)

STL Blues 4 (18 SOG)

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The Bedard-less Blackhawks visited Vancity tonight to try to keep pace with the League Leading Vancouver Canucks. The Hawks haven't won a road game in their last 18 tries, so on paper this should've been a walk in the park...but the Hawks outshot the Canucks, only to be blanked by Thatcher Demko. Kuzmenko looks to be finding his confidence again, as he picks up assists on both Canuck goals. And in the least shocking stat of the day, Quinn Hughes scored again, increasing his lead atop the NHL D scoring race.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 2 (29 SOG)

Blackhawks (31 SOG)

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The center of the hockey universe came to Vancouver tonight, as the Maple Leafs faced off against the Canucks. There were 10 All Stars in the game tonight, but it was the bottom 6 from Vancouver that was running the show, with 2 goals each from Nils Hoglander and Connor Garland. Demko did his part and stopped 42 of 46 to give them a chance. The power play found it's legs again, to help put them over the edge for a 6-4 win.

Jeff Paterson and Harmon Dayal host.

Canucks 6

Maple Leafs 4

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Well, it wasn't the most 'high event hockey', but the Canucks took care of what matters and put down the Coyotes 2-1. Kuzmenko spent the 3rd period on the bench again... while Dakota Joshua continued his career season with another game winning goal. Big Nikki Z took care of business and handily won a fight when Arizona started to take runs at some of the Canucks players. Demko held it down again, allowing only 1 goal over his last 2 games.

Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji host.

Canucks 2

Coyotes 1

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After much travel difficulty, the Canucks were finally in Columbus to close out their long road trip. Vancouver came out flying, but the lack of rest caught up to them in the end. Casey DeSmith faced 45 shots on goal and did his best to hold the Jackets off... when it was all said and done, Columbus came out on top in the shootout 4-3.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 3 (30 SOG)

Blue Jackets 4 (44 SOG)

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The Canucks made their way through the snow storm in Buffalo as they faced their expansion cousins, the Sabres. JT Miller was physical all game and had to answer the bell for a big hit on Rasmus Dahlin, but that was all for the Lotto Line, as Sam Lafferty scored the lone goal of the night, by either team, as Thatcher Demko backstopped the team to a 1-0 win, with his 4th shutout of the season.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 1 (23 SOG)

Sabrew 0 (25 SOG)

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The Canucks took Manhattan last night and found themselves on Long Island today to face the Islanders to complete the NY back to back. It was another rematch against our former captain Bo Horvat and yet another night where nobody could stop Petey and the Lotto Line! EP40 and Co. put up another 5 goals and Casey DeSmith put up another solid performance to take the Isles 5-2 to complete the back to back sweep.

Jeff Paterson and Farhan Lalji host.

Canucks 5 (34 SOG)

Islanders 2 (20 SOG)

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The Canucks entered Madison Square Garden tonight for a heavyweight bout against the Rangers. In short, the Lotto Line did it again, putting up 8 more points and providing all the offense and energy that you'd expect from that power trio. Demko faced a barrage of 42 shots and was up to the task, allowing only 3 goals throughout the onslaught.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 6 (26 SOG)

Rangers 3 (42 SOG)

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The Canucks took a trip to New Jersey for chapter 2 of Lollapa-Hughes-a, and with Jack out of the Devils lineup, Quinn looked to take advantage. The Canucks captain delivered with 3 points and a very dominant first 45 mins, fueled further by the re-uniting of the Lotto Line (Boeser, Petey, Miller), the big guns contributed to the majority of the Canucks offense on this night. Demko started strong, but he speed wobbled with the rest of the team for a few mins in the 3rd period that almost allowed the Devils to comeback in this one, but nope... the Demko hung on to get his 100th career win.

Hosted by Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli.

Canucks 6 (42 SOG)

Devils 4 (25 SOG)

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The Canucks hit the road to kick off a 7 game road trip against the St Louis Blues. The ever-present 3rd line of Joshua, Blueger and Garland opened up the scoring early on, but the Canucks spent the remainder of the game looking flat and ultimately lost 2-1. Thatcher Demko played great, as per usual, but the Canucks just couldn't find the juice tonight.

Hosted by Jeff Paterson and Harmon Dayal.

Canucks 1 (26 SOG)

Blues 2 (32 SOG)

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The Canucks hoped to start 2024 better than they finished 2023 against the Senators in this first game back in the New Year. Vancouver stormed out for 5 goals against our nations capital in the first period, then coasted their way to a 6-3 final. Petey was all over the both ends of the ice for his best game in a long time and Pius Suter scored a couple of goals, including one which was 'very Bieksa'...

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 6 (26 SOG)

Senators 3 (38 SOG)

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The Broad St Bullies came to town for the Canucks last game of 2023, and the Flyers were the better team on this night. The first period was scoreless, but Philly came on strong in the 2nd with 3 quick goals to put Vancouver back on their heels. Teddy Blueger scored in the 3rd and it looked like the Canucks might mount a comeback, but the Flyers again clapped back with a shorty from Garnett Hathaway to put a dagger into the Canucks to win 4-1.

Hosted by Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar.

Canucks 1 (27 SOG)

Flyers 4 (25 SOG)

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Twas the night before the night before Xmas and the SJ Sharks were in town to wrap up the season series against the Canucks before the NHL takes it's 3 day holiday break. There were a lot of goals on not a lot of shots for both teams, as the Canucks take it by a score of 7-4 on a night that saw Kuzmenko re-united with Petey and Mikayev and wouldn't you know it, he scores 2 goals and can head into Xmas with a smile on his face and a monkey off his back.

The Vancouver Canucks head into the holiday break 1st place in the NHL.

Canucks 7 (26 SOG)

Sharks 4 (25 SOG)

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The Canucks rolled in to the Lone Star state to face the Dallas Stars. Both teams had the lead at different points throughout the game, including a Canuck lead in the 3rd period, but it went to overtime, where a missed 2 on 0 breakaway by Petey and Joshua, was quickly turned around into a Dallas goal for the win.

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

Canucks 3 (20 SOG)

Stars 4 (36 SOG)

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The Canucks made their way down to music row to wrap up their season series against the Predators. The Preds have been hot of late, but they played second fiddle to the Canucks, who put in a full 60 minute effort to chase the Nashville netminder and walk away with a 5-2 victory. Captain Quinn found his way back on the scoresheet after a 3 game mini-slump and Petey found some chemistry with new linemate, Pius Suter as Kuzmemko watched from the press box again.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 5 (35 SOG)

Predators 2 (26 SOG)

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The Canucks continued their road trip with a visit to Chicago to face the Blackhawks, led by North Vancouver's rookie phenom Connor Bedard. Bedard did his part to set up 2 goals for the Hawks, but Demko held down the fort after that. Dakota Joshua scored again, along with Petey, Brock and Ilya Mikayev to lead the Canucks to a 4-3 win.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 4 (27 SOG)

Blackhawks 3 (28 SOG)

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The Canucks hit the road to take on the Wild for the second time in very recent memory and this time was again, very uneventful. Casey DeSmith played a fantastic game, stopping 30 of 31 shots on goal, but the Wild goaltender was also great, stopping 34 of 35 Canucks and hanging on to take the W home for the Wild in the first Canuck shootout of the season. Vancouver will get a chance to bounce back tomorrow in another matinee game against Connor Bedard and the Chicago Blackhawks.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 1 (31 SOG)

Wild 2 (35 SOG)

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Luuuuuuuu! Roberto Luongo was back in town to see his space unveiled in the Ring of Honour. As always, the ceremony was great and Lu did not disappoint on the mic. But the good vibes belonged to the Canucks for the rest of the night as they beat up the Panthers 4-0 behind a couple of Dakota Joshua goals and another from Andrei Kuzmenko...and what would a night be without a Brock Boeser goal. Demko did his best Bobby Lu impression and stopped all 36 Florida shots for the shutout.

Jeff Paterson and Harmon Dayal host.

Canucks 4 (18 SOG)

Panthers 0 (36 SOG)

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Tampa Bay visited Rogers arena with Nikita Kucherov leading the league in scoring and several Canucks in hot pursuit. Vancouver looked to continue their winning ways and after Tampa jumped out to an early lead, Kuzmenko evened the score, which was a huge monkey off his back. That was followed by a whole lotta Brock. Boeser had a hat trick to move into the league lead in goals, while Captain Quinn added 3 primary assists to move into the league lead in assists. After oening the scoring the Lightning failed to strike a second time as Demko continued his Vezina-like ways, putting up a .966 sv% against a potentially devastating offense.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 4 (22 SOG)

Tampa Bay 1 (29 SOG)

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The Canucks hoped to win back-to-back for the first time in a while tonight. The Carolina Hurricanes rolled into town on a recent slump, but you can never count out the Canes. It was a very quiet night for Captain Quinn, but Petey found his game again tonight, getting in on 3 of the Canucks goals. JT Miller had a great night and Nils Hoglander continued to impress. It was a tight game as Carolina constantly threatened to tie it up, but in the end, Demko was able to hold it together for the 4-3 win.

Jeff Paterson and Blake Price host.

Canucks 4 (24 SOG)

Hurricanes 3 (24 SOG)

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A streaking Wild team rolled into town and looked to continue their win streak under the new coach, but the Canucks had other plans tonight. Even though on paper there were a couple of fights, they looked more like the Minnesota Mild tonight, as the teams battled it out in what turned out to be a low event hockey game. Casey DeSmith posted a solid game to backstop Vancouver to a 2-0 shutout and put an end to Minny's win streak.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 2 (17 SOG)

Wild 0 (26 SOG)

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It was Hughes Day Tuesday at Rogers Arena as Captain Quinn and the Canucks played host to Jack and Luke's New Jersey Devils. The 2 younger brothers scored to put the Devils up to a big lead early, but the Canucks battled all the way back in the 3rd period to tie it up at 5 on the back of a couple of Quinn assists, only to have Jesper Bratt spoil the party with a goal with only 30 seconds left to go in the game to give the Devils the 6-5 win.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 5 (33 SOG)

Devil 6 (32 SOG)

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The Canucks bounce back after a loss to Vegas with a 4-3 win over division rivals, the Cagary Flames. Captain Quinn opened the scoring and set the tone with a goal, followed by a big night from Ilya Mikayev. Nikita Zadorov assisted on the game winning goal in his first game as a Canuck to help bury his old team.

Jeff Paterson and Blake Price host.

Canucks 4 (23 SOG)

Flames 3 (22 SOG)

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Vegas baby, Vegas!!! Unfortunately it was ALL Vegas on this night in Vancouver. The Canucks were just not up to the test against the defending Stanley Cup champions and current Western Conference leaders. Demko stopped 41 of 45 shots to hold up his end of the bargain, but there was just no offense to be found in a game where Pettersson had zero shot attempts in the entire game. Zero. Are we still saying there's nothing bothering EP40?

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

Canucks 1 (22 SOG)

Vegas 4 (45 SOG)

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The Ducks flew into town to face the Canucks in what was a 'must-win' game for Vancouver in a lot of ways. Thatcher Demko stood tall to keep the Canucks in the game as they were grossly outshot for the first half, but the Boys in Black finally found themselves and picked up the pace in the 3rd period. Captain Quinn's point streak came to an end, but Brock scored twice to pull into sole possession of the NHL scoring lead and to seal the deal on a 3-1 Canucks victory.

Jeff Paterson and Irfan Gaffar host.

Canucks 3 (27 SOG)

Ducks 1 (31 SOG)

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The Canucks faced off against the worst team in the league, the SJ Sharks tonight, and lost. Vancouver pushed hard at the end, but it was too little, too late. JT Miller had points on all of the Canucks goals, Hronek with a goal and an assist, Petey managed a point and Captain Quinn tied the all time point streak record for Canucks defensemen set waaaaaaaay back.... last week, by Hronek.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host

Canucks 3 (34 SOG)

Sharks 4 (22 SOG)

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The Canucks looked to bounce back after the loss to Colorado and they did just that, as Dakota Joshua and the bottom 6 led the team with a strong performance and enough depth scoring to carry the team to a 5-1 victory. Quinn and Hoglander both keep their point streaks going, and Thatcher Demko was in fine form on the back end, as always.

Jeff Paterson and Harmon Dayal host.

Canucks 5 (27 SOG)

Kraken 1 (24 SOG)

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It was a battle of early season Norris favorites, with Cale Makar and Captain Quinn Hughes going head to head for the first time this season. Both young D men factored into their teams scoring, but in the end, the Avs came out on top 5-2.

Jeff Paterson and Blake Price host.

Canucks 2 (29 SOG)

Avalanche 5 (25 SOG)

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The Canucks faced off against the SJ sharks for the second time this month and although they didn't score 10 goals, they did bring home another win. Hoglander got tossed from the game and Captain Quinn moved back to the top of the league scoring race. It didn't have the style points of some of their other wins this season, but the points count just the same. Vancouver wins 3-1.

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

Canucks 3 (37 SOG)

Sharks 1 (28 SOG)

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The Canucks fell short against their Pacific foes, the Seattle Kraken tonight. They looked to be a step behind the play all night. Seattle played a solid game and managed to neutralize the big guns of the Canucks for the most part. Hoglander rallied with a goal late in the 3rd, but it wasn't enough, as the Canucks fall 4-3 to the Kraken.

Jeff Paterson and Blake Price host.

Canucks 3 (23 SOG)

Kraken 4 (26 SOG)

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Well, you can't win them all. Fatigue may be setting in as the Canucks play in their 4th city in the past week. Hronek's point streak comes to an end at 11, and the big 3 stay tied atop the league point scoring race, as they all get in on the same goal. However, it was not enough to beat Jakob Markstrom and the Calgary Flames, as Elias Lindholm and Jonathan Huberdeau break out of their ice cold start to lead the Flames to a 5-2 victory over the Canucks.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 2 (24 SOG)

Flames 5 (39 SOG)

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Bo Horvat returned to Vancouver for the first time since the trade, and was greeted to a warm welcome and emotional pre game. Bo scored a goal for his new team and led the Isles to 2 goal leads twice, but on a night that was heavy on special teams, the Canucks stars fought back to take it in overtime on a beauty from Captain Quinn. Hronek quietly tied Dennis Kearns for the longest point streak every by a Canucks defenseman.

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Canucks 4 (43 SOG)

Islanders 3 (33 SOG)

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The Canucks wrap up their East Coast trip in la Bèlle Province to take on the Montreal Canadiens, who are exceeding a lot of peoples expectations thus far this season. Casey DeSmith faced off against the team that he almost played for, before the Canucks picked him up in exchange for Tanner Pearson. DeSmith DeLivered. Connor Garland was the start of the evening, as Petey was held off the scoresheet for the first time in 9 games. Vancouver potted a couple empty netters to seal the deal and walk away with a 5-2 victory.

Canucks 5 (37 SOG)

Canadiens 2 (32 SOG)

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The Canucks head to the center of the universe to take on the Maple Leafs, but fall 5-2 on this night. It was a lackluster performance all around, as the Canucks just couldn't get things going after a couple of 1st period power play goals and gave up 4 straight to Toronto through the last 40 minutes. They will have a chance to put it behind them and bounce back tomorrow night against Montreal.

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Canucks 2 (33 SOG)

Maple Leafs 5 (22 SOG)

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The Vancouver Canucks started their East Coast Canadian road trip with another victory over offensively potent, but defensively struggling Ottawa Senators. Casey DeSmith continued his strong play, even thought the rest of the team didn't have their 'A game' for a lot of the night - take a look at the shot totals below if you want to see for yourself. However, the way things are going for the team this year, Elias Pettersson still gets 3 points, even on an off night and leads the Canucks to a 5-2 win over the Sens, to move to 10-2-1 for the best start in the history of the team.

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

Canucks 5 (16 SOG)

Senators 2 (30 SOG)

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The Canucks faced the Oilers for the 3rd time of the season already, and they continue the sweep! A good effort all around, Tyler Myers with another strong game, Demko remains in beast mode, Pettersson takes over sole possession of the scoring race and surprise, surprise... another 4 points for Quinn Hughes.

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Canucks 6 (35 SOG)

Oilers 2 (42 SOG)

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The Canucks were at home to face the Dallas Stars, who are off to an equally hot start this season. It had the potential to be a goaltending duel and it certainly was. Demko with a shutout and a save of the year candidate lead the Canucks to a 2-0 victory which moves the Canucks into second place in the West.

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Canucks 2 (28 SOG)

Dallas 0 (27 SOG)

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The Canucks took a short jaunt down to San Jose to face the winless Sharks and looked to avoid being the first to fall...and oh boy did the boys from Vancouver show up! Captain Quinn put up another 5 pts, to pad his lead in D scoring in the NHL, while Brock, JT, Petey, Hronek all put up strong numbers. Demko lost the shutout in the 3rd on a questionable goal that coach Rick was not going to bother disputing in such a blowout. Canucks come out on top 10-1!

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Canucks 10 (33 SOG)

San Jose 1 (30 SOG)

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Not a perfect game, but still another 2 points in the bank for the Canucks as they defeat Nashville for the second time this season 5-2 on Halloween night. Petey with a Hatty and Captain Quinn with another 3pts, to go along with a perfect penalty kill. It was enough to come out on top and improve to 6-2-1 to start the season.

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

Final Score:

Canucks: 5 (Shots 27)

Rangers: 2 (Shots 29)

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Canucks see their 3 game win streak come to an end, on a night of special teams goals for both sides. Tyler Myers with a shorthanded breakaway goal. Casey Desmith suffers his first loss as a Canuck. The Rangers take it in overtime to win 4-3.

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Final Score:

Canucks: 3 (Shots 33)

Rangers: 4 (Shots 24)

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The Canucks delivered a very ‘professional’ effort tonight, returning home from the road trip and picking up right where they left off. Quinn Hughes with 2 more goals, keeping true to his promise of shooting more. Demko with his first SO of the year.

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Final Score:

Canucks: 5 (Shots 35)

Nashville: 0 (Shots 22)

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The Canucks got off to a quick start as they stopped in Music City to face the Predators. Secondary scoring was the story in Nashville on this night, as the Canucks hang on for a 3-2, to finish off the road trip with back to back wins, improving to 4-2 on the season.

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Final Score:

Canucks: 3 (Shots 24)

Nashville: 2 (Shots 18)

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It was an up and down game in Florida but they hang on, as the Canucks improve to 3-2 on the season. DeSmith with another win, Captain Quinn was strong again and Petey is back atop the NHL scoring!

Jeff Patterson and Chris Faber host.

Canucks 5 (shots 31)

Florida 3 (shots 36)

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The Canucks continue their east coast road trip in Tampa Bay. After being outshot badly all game, the Canucks rallied late in the 3rd and Demko was excellent again, but it wasn't enough, as they fell 4-3 to the Lightning. Falling to 2-2 to start the season.
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Final Score:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 29)
Tampa Bay: 4(Shots 36)
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The Canucks hit the road but aren't ready from the drop of the puck and it cost them in a 2-0 loss to the Flyers. Thatcher Demko was on top of his game with 40 saves, but his teammates weren't in the shutout loss.

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Final Score:

Canucks: 0 (Shots 25)

Canucks: 2(Shots 42)

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The Canucks travel to Edmonton for the second of a back to back to open the series with the Oilers. Casey DeSmith made his Canucks debut and was up to task as the Oilers fired 40 shots on goal. The Canucks are 2-0. Repeat, the Canucks are 2-0.

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Final Score:

Oilers: 3 (Shots 40)

Canucks: 4(Shots 16)

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It was the dream start for the Vancouver Canucks. A dominating 8-1 win over the Oilers with the Canucks stars putting up big numbers, including a 4 goal outing from Brock Boeser.

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Final Score(OT):

Oilers: 1(Shots 27)

Canucks: 8(Shots 32)

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The Vancouver Canucks close out the 2023 preseason schedule with a win on home ice, 3-1 over the Calgary Flames. Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres break it all down. The regular season is just around the corner!!

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Final Score(OT):

Flames: 1(Shots 18)

Canucks: 3(Shots 31)

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The Canucks were hosting the Seattle Kraken in Abbotsford and Jeff was there, hosting a post game pod. The game wasn't a work of art, but still plenty of talking points and Jeff breaks them all down. 1 more to go and then the games count for real.

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Final Score(OT):

Kraken: 2(Shots 15)

Canucks: 1(Shots 23)

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The Canucks win their first game of the preseason with a 5-2 win over the Oilers at Rogers Arena. Captain Quinn Hughes led the way with 2G 1A

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Final Score(OT):

Oilers: 2(Shots 26)

Canucks: 5(Shots 28)

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EP40, Captain Quinn Hughes and the rest of the Canucks did battle in Edmonton against Mcdavid, Draisaitl and the Oilers. Overtime was needed and #97 would grab the winner for the home team.

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Final Score(OT):
Canucks: 1(Shots 22)
Oilers: 2(Shots 29)

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The Canucks dress an inexperienced lineup vs. a Flames team with their top guns. It showed. Flames win 10-0.

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Final Score:
Canucks: 0 (Shots 26)
Flames: 10 (Shots 26)

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On this episode of Rink Wide Victoria, Jeff Paterson is joined by Patrick Johnston of Post Media in Victoria to review the first two days of Vancouver Canucks training camp. The guys discuss the biggest storylines to emerge so far including Nils Hoglander and Vasily Podkolzin earning prime opportunities. They also talk about Rick Tocchet's approach to camp. And they cover off Elias Pettersson's first media availability of camp and the way he handled the question about his contract status not being a distraction.

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JPat breaks down the Tanner Pearson trade to Montreal. He also offers his thoughts on what he saw at Young Stars in Penticton. And he visits with veteran defenseman Matt Irwin, a Victoria native that grew up watching the Canucks and now he'll be part of the group in his hometown for training camp.

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Jeff Paterson chats one-on-one with Canucks forward and newlywed Conor Garland ahead of training camp. Free agent addition Ian Cole weighs in with his thoughts on playing for Rick Tocchet and possibly partnering with new captain Quinn Hughes. Jeff also takes a look at the Canucks Young Stars roster and singles out a number of players he'll be watching closely in Penticton this weekend. "

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Quinn Hughes is the 15th Captain in Vancouver Canucks history and Canucks twitter was buzzing with positivity around the news. Jpat gave his thoughts on the news and also welcomed Wyatt Arndt from Canucks Army to talk about Quinn and his thoughts about the season outlook for the Canucks.

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It's the Canucks Cross Over Event no one saw coming, but Rink Wide Vancouver's Jeff Paterson is joined by Chris Faber from Canucks Conversation.

Chris knows prospects and that was the bulk of the talk on this episode and what Canuck prospects he's looking at during Young Stars and during training camp.

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Jeff Paterson is starting to feel it. Hockey season is nearly here and with a couple days before Labour Day, Jeff shares his thoughts on the main stories heading into camp.

Patrick Johnston joins Jeff and gives his thoughts on the biggest organization question as the start of the season is just around the corner.

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As August is set to come to a close, Jeff reacts to Elias Pettersson talking publicly about his next contract. Reading in between the lines of EP40's comments, what does Jeff think will happen?

Jeff talks about Pius Suter and what he expects from the latest Canucks signing along with some chat about the other new faces Canuck fans will see at training camp just a few weeks away.

As the show closes, Jpat goes thru some fun prop lines for Canuck players and others around the league. Thatcher Demko at 27.5 wins, are you hitting the over or under on that?

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With the Canucks training camp just over a month away from opening, JPat and Wadden decided to give some bold predictions for this upcoming season. The boys give theirs and then turn it over to the listeners who also submitted their predictions on what they think could happen for Vancouver this year.

The lads also go over JT Miller's recent comments about the Vancouver media, while taking a look at some potential players the Canucks could bring into camp on PTO's.

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The dog days of summer drag on, so JPat and Wadden combed through the Canucks roster picking one player each that they believe will have a breakout season this year.

The boys also go over JPat's five-piece series that's up on the Hockey News looking at five Vancouver players that can set milestones this coming season.

The show wraps with a look at opening night betting lines around the NHL, while giving a tip of the cap to former Canuck forward Sven Bärtschi who called it career after playing 10 seasons in the NHL

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As the dog days of summer drag on, JPat and Wadden finally get a chance to sink their teeth into the Canucks schedule, circling some games of significance, while also looking at some of the home games that the two of them are anticipating at Rogers Arena this year.

The boys also look at Sebastian Aho's eight-year/ $78M contract extension that he signed with the Hurricanes, wondering if that contract is a comparable for Elias Pettersson's next deal.

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The dog days of summer are setting in around the NHL, however, news came out of the Canucks camp as the team announced that former assistant general manager Derek Clancey is leaving the organization to take a job with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team also announced the signing of Nils Höglander to a two-year contract extension. JPat and Wadden breakdown the Höglander signing, while also discussing Clancey's surprising departure.

The boys go over some future player prop betting lines while also debating how many 20 goal scorers the Canucks will have next season.

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The Canucks held their annual Development Camp last week on the campus of UBC. JPat gives his thoughts on what he saw at the camp, including updates on 2022 first round pick Jonathan Lekkerimäki and 2023 11th overall pick Tom Willander.

Wadden and JPat discuss Vancouver's former head coach Alain Vigneault announcing his retirement, while also taking a look at some future betting odds for the Canucks to win the Pacific Division next year.

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Free agency opened up across the NHL with the Canucks signing five new players. JPat and Wadden breakdown the new additions that are headed to Vancouver, while also unpacking some of the bigger signings that happened around the league.

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June 30th marks the final day of the 2022-23 NHL season. JPat and Wadden go over who the Canucks gave qualifying offers to and who they did not, well also unpacking Noah Juulsen's new two-year contract he inked on Friday. The guys also pour over some 'affordable' free agent targets that Vancouver could be looking at with free agency opening on Saturday.

Patrick Johnston from The Province/Post-Media joins for his weekly chat. He gives his thoughts on how the Canucks fared at the NHL Draft.

The show wraps with an interesting prop bet that centres around Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Independence Day in the States.

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The Canucks wrapped up the NHL Draft on Thursday with six more prospects added to the system, as Vancouver made all of its selections on day two. JPat and Wadden breakdown the picks, while also unpacking what's ahead for the Canucks with free agency opening on Saturday.

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The Canucks selected Swedish defenceman Tom Willander with the 11th overall pick in the first round of the NHL Draft. JPat and Wadden breakdown the pick for Vancouver, while going over some of the highlights of the opening day of the draft in Nashville.

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Canucks GM Patrik Allvin met with the media in Nashville on Tuesday ahead of the NHL Draft which begins on Wednesday. Allvin explained that he intends on using the 11th overall pick. JPat and Wadden discuss the various needs Vancouver has to fill within the organizations prospect pool. The boys unpack the NHL Awards ceremony that took place on Monday, going over where the Canucks players ended up in the voting. They also chat about whether or not free agent defenceman Ian Cole would be a good fit in Vancouver.

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Monday marks the start of the NHL Draft week as festivities are kicking off in Nashville ahead of the draft which takes place on Wednesday. JPat and Wadden kick around what they feel the Canucks will do with the seven picks that they have. They also go over the NHL Awards that will be handed out on Monday night. The boys go over where they think Quinn Hughes ended up in the Norris Trophy voting and where they think Elias Pettersson ended up in the voting for the Hart and the Selke Trophies.

They also chat about the trade between the Avs and Preds that went down over the weekend, while looking at where Vancouver is in the betting odds to win the Western Conference next season.

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The Canucks released their pre-season schedule on Friday with just six games to be played this year facing off against the Seattle Kraken, Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames. JPat and Wadden bat that topic around with Patrick Johnston. They also chat about the NHL's decision to not wear any themed night jerseys in warm-up, while going over Craig Button's mock draft where he has Vancouver selecting Swedish defenceman Tom Willander with the 11th overall pick.

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With the NHL Draft less than a week away JPat and Wadden dig a little deeper into Patrik Allvin's comment from yesterday about the Canucks possibly moving up in the draft. They also go over free agents Vancouver could be targeting, what a healthy Tanner Pearson would mean to the roster and the salary cap, while also giving some news about the Canucks Summer Development camp.

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With the NHL Draft a week away Patrik Allvin spoke to the media on Wednesday. The Canucks GM spoke on many different topics including why this was the right time to buy out Oliver Ekman-Larsson's contract, where they're at with a contract extension for Elias Pettersson, and whether or not they'll try to move up in the draft.

JPat and Wadden also bat around the announcement of the Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2023, while taking a look at the betting line on tonight's game 7 in the Calder Cup Final.

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The Hockey Hall of Fame will announce its 2023 class on Wednesday with many people thinking this will finally be the year that Alexander Mogilny gets the call to the hall. JPat explains why he thinks Canucks assistant coach, and long-time NHL defenceman, Sergei Gonchar should get in alongside his countryman Mogilny.

The boys go over Sean Monahan re-signing with the Montreal Canadiens, who inked a very team friendly one-year contract to remain with the Habs. Plus they rank the Canucks options on the left-side of the blueline.

The show wraps with some betting lines on game 7 of the Calder Cup Final.

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A few days after the Canucks announced the organization bought out the remaining years of the contract of Oliver Ekman-Larsson, JPat and Wadden dig a little deeper into what Vancouver will do with its new found cap space. The boys look at the holes on the left and right side of the blueline, as well as the need to upgrade at the third line centre position.

The lads also discuss Travis Green reportedly getting hired as an assistant coach by the New Jersey Devils, Arturs Silovs being the runner-up for the IIHF Male Athlete of the Year, while giving "Wild Bill" Karlsson a shoutout for his performance at the Vegas Golden Knights Stanley Cup parade.

The show wraps with Wadden digging into some SHL futures bets.

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An anniversary show as this is the 400th episode that JPat and Wadden have done, and they welcome in Patrick Johnston to help celebrate. The lads go over more options that the Canucks could explore in free agency when looking to fill the third line centre position. PJ gives his thoughts on Ethan Bear's future with the Canucks, while also praising the Vegas Golden Knights approach to never being satisfied with its roster.

The show wraps with a look at the NHL Draft betting odds.

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The Vancouver Canucks confirmed on Thursday that Ethan Bear had successful shoulder surgery and is expected to be out for the next six months. JPat and Wadden debate whether or not the Canucks should even re-sign the 25-year old RFA defenceman, wondering if the money spent on Bear could be used on a better option.

The boys also go over Ben Kuzma's list from his latest article in the Province, where Kuz took a look at potential centres Vancouver could be interested in acquiring in a trade or through free agency.

The show wraps with your Ask JPat questions and a glance at some NHL prop bets that involve the Canucks.

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The Vegas Golden Knights are the 2022-23 Stanley Cup champions and while Sin City celebrates, JPat and Wadden wonder if the Vancouver Canucks are even in the same league as the Golden Knights, after watching how dominating VGK was in the cup final, getting contributions from everyone in what has to be considered one of the deepest lineups in NHL history. The boys bat around how far off the Canucks are from Vegas, but also praise how George McPhee and Kelly McCrimmon built that team.

Scott Rintoul joins the pod to tell us about his 9-part documentary series Unreel: West Coast Express. Scott gives a behind the scenes glance into how the series came together.

The show wraps with a recap of game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final, while also looking at some betting lines heading into this weekends US Open.

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The Hockey News released its final NHL draft rankings and they had Oliver Moore ranked at where the Canucks will pick in the first round at 11th overall. JPat breaks down what he knows about the American centre, who comes out of the U.S. National Development Team and has committed to play at the University of Minnesota next season.

The boys answer some Ask JPat questions, including whether or not the Carolina Hurricanes could be a trade partner in a deal for JT Miller.

The show wraps with look at the betting lines for tonight's game 5 in the Stanley Cup Final.

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As the NHL Draft inches closer, JPat and Wadden dig into some of the names the Canucks will be looking at with the 11th overall selection. The boys bat around what Patrik Allvin might want to do with the pick. They also dive into what Vancouver needs in the lineup, taking a look at the lack of toughness on the current roster, suggesting a couple names Allvin and company could be looking at in free agency.

They recap game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, while giving the latest updates on the race for the Conn Smythe Trophy.

The show wraps with a couple stick taps from events that happened off the ice over the weekend. The first to Abbotford's Nick Taylor who won the RBC Canadian Open and the second to Canadian UFC fighter Mike Malott who won his fight at UFC 289.

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News breaking on Friday morning from Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal, as he reported that Ethan Bear's shoulder injury that he sustained at the World Hockey Championship might require surgery. JPat and Wadden discuss that with Patrick Johnston, wondering if the injury might effect what Vancouver will do when it comes to re-signing the RFA defenceman. The boys also go over the sign-and-trade deal that went down between the Columbus Blue Jackets and the New Jersey Devils, while also breaking down the crazy amount of money collectors spent on the Canucks game-worn jerseys that were being auctioned off on the teams retail website.

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A special edition of the podcast as JPat and Wadden welcome in Canadian UFC fighter Mike Malott for a chat leading up to this weekend's UFC event at Rogers Arena. The boys talk to Mike about his fighting career, but also about his brother Jeff's professional hockey career as a member of the Winnipeg Jets organization.

The boys also go over Pierre LeBrun's report that all is quiet on the Brock Boeser trade front, while unpacking JPat's tedious night of watching little league baseball.

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As the Canucks inch closer to free agency opening with what right now looks like very little cap space to work with, JPat gives his top-10 list of how the Canucks can improve from within.

The boys also chat about Artur Silovs being nominated as one of the finalists for the IIHF Male Player of the Year, they remark on some of the bidding prices that are being made for the Canucks game worn jersey auction that's on their retail website, while also giving praise to the Blue Jackets, Flyers and Kings who concocted a very creative trade between the three clubs on Tuesday.

The show wraps with a glance at the Bodog lines for Thursday's game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final.

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With just a couple more weeks to go before free agency opens in the NHL, JPat and Wadden wonder what's the future of UFA right-shot defencemen Kyle Burroughs and Noah Juulsen with the Vancouver Canucks, as it's been completely quiet on the Canucks end when it comes to re-signing the two local d-men.

The boys also bat around what Ethan Bear's next contract could cost Vancouver, while wondering if the team has former Canuck Luke Schenn in their sights once free agency officially opens on July 1st.

The show wraps with a recap of game 2 in the Stanley Cup Final.

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News coming out of Montreal on Monday morning, as the Canadiens announced that they inked 2019 15th overall pick Cole Caufield to an 8-year, $62.5 million dollar contract extension. JPat and Wadden reflect back at that draft, which the Canucks used the 10th overall selection on Vasily Podkolzin. The boys wonder just what the ceiling will be for the young Russian, while lamenting over the fact that Vancouver had the chance to draft Caufield or Matt Boldy, who went one pick after Podkolzin to Minnesota.

They read answers from the listeners about who the Canucks should realistically be trying to pursue when free agency opens on July 1st.

The show wraps with a recap of game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.

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JPat and Wadden wrap up the week chatting about the Ray Ferraro rumours that are floating around, as the NHL analyst is rumoured to be interested in taking over John Garrett's former job as the colour analyst on the Sportsnet Canucks regional broadcasts.

Patrick Johnston from The Province/Post-Media joins for his Friday chat with the boys. They go over the story that PJ wrote this week in regard to the NHLPA changing its policy on holding off-season on-ice sessions with some of the players and team coaches, after Vancouver had to pay a $50K fine.

The show wraps with the lads giving their Stanley Cup Final predictions, while also announcing the first two winners of the Best Buy contest.

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With the Vegas Golden Knights and Florida Panthers getting set to tangle in the Stanley Cup Final, JPat breaks down the connections between the two remaining teams and the Vancouver Canucks. The boys also go over the recent GM hires around the NHL, wondering which of the new managers might be eager to make their mark with their new team.

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With the month of June a day away, JPat and Wadden dive into what should be on the Canucks "to-do" list for what is expected to be a busy month leading into the NHL Draft and the opening of Free Agency. The boys also took suggestions from the listeners on what they would like to see from the Canucks, while unpacking Elias Pettersson's agent JP Barry's comments that were in Pierre LeBrun's latest column on the Athletic.

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With some recent movement around the coaching carousel in the NHL, JPat and Wadden decided to survey the fans to gauge what their level of confidence is when it comes to Rick Tocchet and his coaching staff. The boys also go over whether or not the Canucks need to change the way they play to adapt to the style of play we've seen have success in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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The World Hockey Championship wrapped up over the weekend with Canada topping Germany in the gold medal game, however, the story of the tournament revolved around the plucky Latvian team that against all odds beat the United States in the bronze medal game, giving Latvia its first ever medal at a World Hockey Championship. JPat and Wadden go over Arturs Silovs breakout performance at the tournament, where the Canucks goaltender prospect helped lead Latvia to the bronze medal, while being named the top goaltender, tournament MVP, and to the all-star team.

The boys also recap Tyler Myers and Ethan Bear's tourney with Canada, while breaking down what Connor Garland did for the Americans.

The show wraps with preview of tonight's game 6 in the Western Conference Final.

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With the week coming to a close the boys handed this episode over to the people. JPat answers questions from the listeners, while Patrick Johnston from the Province/Post Media joined for his weekly chat.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and a preview of the semi-final matchups in the World Hockey Championship.

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Latvia stunned Sweden in the quarter-finals at the World Hockey Championship off the back of Canucks goalie prospect Arturs Silovs who made 40 saves in the win. JPat and Wadden recap that exhilarating victory for the Latvians, while also unpacking Canada's win over Finland.

The show wraps with a look back at the Florida Panthers advancing to the Stanley Cup Final after sweeping the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final on Wednesday night. They also tee up game 4 of the Western final which goes down tonight in Dallas.

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The Stanley Cup playoffs have shrunk to four teams with both series on the brink of elimination. That means the off-season work begins to ramp up for the Vancouver Canucks. The salary cap continues to be the Canucks Achilles heel. JPat and Wadden discuss the reality of having to move the 11th overall pick as a sweetener to get off of a bad contract. The boys go over the report out of Chicago that the Blackhawks could be interested in that pick.

With the Memorial Cup happening this weekend in Kamloops, JPat reminisces on his time as the voice of the Blazers, while unpacking what this years tournament will mean for the city of Kamloops.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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News out of Russia broke on Monday that Canucks forward Vitali Kravtsov was returning to the KHL after signing a two-year deal with his former club Chelyabinsk Traktor. JPat and Wadden discuss the young Russians time in Vancouver, which can only be described as underwhelming.

The boys go over the stellar performance from Arturs Silovs at the World Hockey Championship. The Canucks goalie prospect backstopped Latvia to the quarter-finals after beating Switzerland 4-3 in overtime. They also touch on Canada getting the game winning goal from Tyler Myers in a win over Czechia, while praising Connor Garland who also scored in team USA's win over Sweden.

The show wraps with a recap on the action in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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Special Long Weekend edition of the pod, as JPat and Wadden welcome in Canucks anthem singer Jugpreet Bajwa for a conversation about his life as a visually impaired hockey fan. The boys also go over another stellar performance from Arturs Silovs at the World Hockey Championship, while also going over the action from the Stanley Cup Playoffs and the big news coming out of Toronto, after the Maple Leafs parted ways with their general manager Kyle Dubas.

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As the Canucks head into what will be a difficult off-season, JPat and Wadden dissect Thomas Drance's latest piece on the Athletic where he breaks down the different routes Patrik Allvin could go when it comes to opening up much needed salary cap space. The boys also answer some of your Ask JPat questions, while teeing up the start to the Eastern Conference Final.

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The Canucks announced on Tuesday that the team hired a new Director of Sport Performance, bringing in Alex Trinca who previously worked with Jim Rutherford and Patrik Allvin with the Pittsburgh Penguins. JPat and Wadden discuss the ridiculousness of the outrage some fans had for bringing in another former Penguin staffer. The boys also chat about Canada's win at the World Hockey Championship, while reflecting on Connor Garland and Arturs Silovs games with the US and Lativa respectively.

The show wraps with a look at the chaos that is happening with the Coyotes in Arizona.

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Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson begin by discussing the remaining teams in the Sunbelt final four and how it may impact TV ratings. They also delve into the news that Canucks prospect Jonathan Lekkerimäki will be loaned out to the SHL in Sweden, specifically to the team Orebro, and speculate on the reasons behind this decision and the lukewarm reception from Canucks fans regarding Lekkerimäki's underwhelming first season.

The talk then shifts to the Canucks’ core players and compare them to the Dallas Stars’ core. They analyze the players considered part of the Canucks’ core, including Hughes, Pettersson, Demko, and Miller, and discuss the challenges the team faces in building a competitive roster. They highlight the success of the Stars’ core players and how their contracts have defied initial expectations.

The hosts wrap up the episode with a lighthearted mention of Bo Horvat’s banner still hanging at the Canucks bar and grill at YVR, acknowledging that it’s a minor issue in comparison to other challenges facing the team.

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Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson dive into the latest off-season news surrounding the Vancouver Canucks. They kick things off by analyzing the impressive performance of JT Miller at the U.S. Open qualifier and even take a moment to reflect on his golfing skills. Then updates on the ongoing World Hockey Championship, shedding light on the standout performances of Canucks players representing their respective countries.

Wadden and JPat delve into the valuable lessons the Canucks can learn from teams like the Edmonton Oilers and Toronto Maple Leafs. Despite having high-powered offenses, both teams have faced struggles in the playoffs. The guys discuss the importance of building a strong defense core and the impact of solid goaltending in the quest for playoff success, focusing on the current core players of the Canucks, including Demko, Hughes, Pettersson, and Miller, the hosts evaluate their contributions and examine the team’s roster construction challenges, particularly in light of salary cap constraints.

Also taking a look at the upcoming off-season and the pressure the Canucks face to make significant changes in order to improve their chances of reaching the playoffs.

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The Canucks announced on Thursday that the 2023 training camp would take place in Victoria from September 21st-25th. JPat explains why he likes Victoria as a host, but wonders why the city of Kelowna has yet to be picked as a host of the annual camp. The boys also go over the start of the World Hockey Championship, as Canada faced Latvia to kickoff the tourney, while speculating what JT Miller will shoot at US Open regional qualifying this coming Monday.

Patrick Johnston from the Province joins for his weekly chat.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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The Canucks released a promotional commercial to sell season tickets for next year that's message didn't sit well for some of the fans. JPat and Wadden discuss the ridiculousness of the outrage that some have for the video. The boys also chatted about John Garrett getting recognized by the city yesterday, Connor Garland wearing a letter for Team USA at the Worlds, plus JT Miller trying to qualify for the US Open.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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NHL transactions website Puck Pedia released it's salary cap projections for the 2023-24 season with the Canucks being the only team currently without anyone cap space, sitting with close to $1.6 million in overages. JPat and Wadden discuss the difficulty Vancouver's management is going to have to gain some cap flexibility while still improving the team. The boys also go over Abbotsford Canucks GM Ryan Johnson year end presser, where RJ pointed out the growth of prospects Jett Woo and Arshdeep Bains, while singing the praise of Nils Hoglander and Christian Wolanin.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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The day after the NHL Draft Lottery where once again the Canucks had no luck, JPat and Wadden unpack what the Canucks should be looking for with the 11th overall pick, while debating whether or not the Blackhawks should have been awarded the shot to win the lottery. The boys also chat about Vancouver getting fined $50K for off-season workouts with the coaches and players, while parsing through some of the best 11th overall picks in NHL draft history.

The show wraps with a recap of last night's action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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With the NHL Draft Lottery tonight JPat and Wadden go over the Canucks odds of landing the top pick in the draft. They spin the Draft Lottery Simulator for one last time. The boys also go over what they heard from Vancouver's 2022 first round pick Jonathan Lekkerimäki, who met with the media via Zoom on Monday a couple days after signing an entry level contract with the Canucks. They also chat about the Abbotsford Canucks who flamed out of the Calder Cup playoffs after losing to Calgary in game 4 of the series on Friday night.

The show wraps with a recap of the action from the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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Yesterday the NHL announced the finalists for the Norris Trophy with Quinn Hughes not being named one of the three final nominees. JPat and Wadden discuss why Hughes was not one of the finalists, while breaking down who they thought deserved the nod. The boys also go over game 4 tonight between Abbotsford and Calgary in the Calder Cup playoffs, while also chatting about Canada's roster for the World Hockey Championship that was released today. They take another spin of the NHL Draft Lottery Simulator, where Vancouver once again has no luck.

Patrick Johnston from The Province joins for his weekly chat.

The show wraps with a look back at last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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The Abbotsford Canucks won game 3 of the Pacific Division semi-finals versus the Calgary Wranglers by a 3-2 score, which extended the series for at least another game. JPat was in Abby to take in the game on Wednesday night and gives his insight to how the baby Canucks looked versus the AHL's best team, and telle us what the playoff atmosphere was like in the Fraser Valley. The boys also go over the finalists for the Calder Trophy, while giving another spin of the NHL Draft Lottery Simulator.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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The NHL announced the finalists for the Selke Trophy with Elias Petterson's name not amongst the finalists. JPat explains why he feels Pettersson was not snubbed by the voters, while also laying out why he feels the three nominees are more worthy than Pettersson. The boys also go over Tyler Myers being added to Canada's roster at the World Hockey Championship next month in Finland/Latvia.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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With the matchups for the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs now set, JPat and Wadden discuss what the Canucks can learn from the eight teams that were eliminated in the first round. They also go over Rick Tocchet's interview on the Missin' Curfew podcast, where Vancouver's head coach opens up on Quinn Hughes' leadership, Elias Pettersson's rise to stardom, and Brock Boeser's compete level.

They play the Draft Lottery Simulator once again, while giving their second round picks.

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One week from today the Canucks will find out what draft position they'll land in when the NHL Draft Lottery takes place, so JPat and Wadden decided that today is the day to fire up the draft lottery simulator. The boys will rotate each day this week taking one spin of the wheel to see just where Vancouver's luck will land. Today's winner will surprise many, and perhaps give Canucks fans some hope.

The lads also go over game 2 of the Abbotsford Canucks and Calgary Wranglers second round Calder Cup playoffs series, while discussing Vancouver's prospect pool being ranked 28th overall in the NHL according to Hockey Prospecting dot com.

The show wraps with a look back at a wild weekend in Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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With Winnipeg Jets getting bounced from the Stanley Cup Playoffs in the first round by the Vegas Golden Knights, JPat and Wadden take a look at the Jets core, wondering whether or not they're a cautionary tale of holding on to your core for too long, and if the Canucks can learn from that.

Patrick Johnston from the Province and Post Media stops in for his weekly chat.

The show wraps with a recap last nights postseason action.

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The latest trade board from Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff was released with JT Miller being fifth on the board alongside fellow Canuck Tyler Myers, who Frank had at 12. JPat and Wadden discuss how difficult moving Miller would be, while dissecting how a Myers trade could happen. The guys also chat about the Abbotsford Canucks dropping game 1 of it's second round series versus Calgary,

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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Unfortunate news came out of Sweden, as it's being reported that the Swedish Hockey Federation was unable to secure insurance for Elias Pettersson to be able to play for his native country at the World Hockey Championship in Finland and Latvia next month. JPat and Wadden discuss what that means for Pettersson, while also unpacking the NHL's announcement of the teams that will play in the Global Series next year in Stockholm, which surprisingly does not include the Canucks. They also got over former Canucks defenceman Christian Ehrhoff returning to play pro hockey in the second division in the DEL in Germany. Ehrhoff, 41, hasn't played pro since the 2017-18 season.

This week marks the fourth anniversary of the passing of Vancouver sports media legend Jason Botchford. JPat reflects on his time spent travelling North America covering the Canucks with Botch.

The show wraps with a recap of last nights action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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As the Canucks fell short again this season to qualify for the postseason, JPat and Wadden take a look at the path it will take for Vancouver to get back to competing for Lord Stanley's mug.

The boys also go over the night that was in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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With the Stanley Cup Playoffs into the second week, JPat and Wadden wonder if the Canucks have enough edge on the roster to compete with the level of compete that has been on display through the postseason.

The boys also go over the Abbotsford Canucks advancing in the Calder Cup Playoffs, while discussing what went down over the weekend in the NHL.

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The Canucks made a change behind the bench on Thursday, parting ways with long time assistant coach Jason King after seven years with the organization. JPat and Wadden discuss what effect that will have on the coaching staff, as it's being reported that King's position will not be filled.

The boys also go over Ethan Bear and Conor Garland's announcement that they will play in the World Hockey Championship for Canada and the United States respectively next month in Finland and Latvia.

Patrick Johnston from The Province/ Post Media joins for his weekly chat, expanding on the King firing and giving some insight to what he saw in game 1 of the Abbotsford Canucks Calder Cup Playoff game.

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With the Abbotsford Canucks playing its first game of the Calder Cup Playoffs, JPat and Wadden speak to Ben Lypka from the Abbotsford News to get a recap on the baby Canucks first ever playoff victory.

Hear from Abby head coach Jeremy Colliton.

The boys also recap the night that was in the NHL playoffs.

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With the Canucks offseason now officially underway, JPat and Wadden look back at some of the top moments that stood out to them from this past season. The boys also go over the news of the day, as Vancouver announced that they have signed 2022 3rd round pick defenceman prospect Elias Pettersson to a three-year entry level contract. They also talked about Christian Wolanin winning the Eddie Shore Award as the Most Outstanding Defenceman in the AHL, plus tee-up game 1 of the Abbotsford Canucks playoff series versus Bakersfield.

The show wraps with a recap of the action from Tuesday night in the NHL playoffs.

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A day after Canucks GM Patrik Allvin met with the media, JPat and Wadden unpack a couple things they didn't get to from Monday's presser. The boys chat about the practice facility that the Canucks so desperately need, Allvin's curious comments about Ethan Bear, while also discussing what the right fit is for Vancouver at third line centre.

The boys also recapped the first night of the NHL playoffs.

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Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin and head coach Rick Tocchet met with the media on Monday for their end of season presser. Hear from the GM and the head coach about Elias Pettersson's contract negotiation, whether or not the team will look at buyouts to create cap space, and what the message was to the players in their exit meetings.

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Canucks players met with the media today on locker clean-out day. Hear from Tanner Pearson, JT Miller, Quinn Hughes, Elias Pettersson, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Thatcher Demko, Dakota Joshua, and Kyle Burroughs.

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The day after the Canucks season came to a close JPat and Wadden reflect back on the year, taking a glance at Patrik Allvin's first year on the job, debating his wins and his losses, while also discussing Vancouver draft lottery odds.

They look at the Canadian teams that made the postseason, breaking down who they think has the best shot to represent Canada in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

The show wraps with the boys last choices for Player of The Week, who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box, and give the final standings in the year long Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks finish off the regular season with a 5-4 OT win over the Coyotes at Mullett Arena in Tempe.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 24)
Coyotes: 4 (Shots 28)

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Canucks sweep the season series over the Ducks with a 3-2 win at the Honda Center in Anaheim.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Elias Pettersson.

Final Score:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 36)
Ducks: 2 (Shots 35)

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Canucks get shutout by the Kings 3-0 at Crypto.com Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Collin Delia.

Final Score:
Canucks: 0 (Shots 20)
Kings: 3 (Shots 28)

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Canucks beat the Flames 3-2 in a shootout in the final home game of the season at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Elias Pettersson, Thatcher Demko, and Cole McWard.

Final Score/SO:
Flames: 2 (Shots 43)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 33)

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Canucks practiced on Friday at Rogers Arena with a new look first line, as head coach Rick Tocchet had Vitali Kravtsov and Conor Garland on the top line alongside Elias Pettersson. JPat unpacks what he saw at practice while also teeing up Vancouver's big tilt with the Flames on Saturday night.

The boys also go over where Akito Hirose sits on the blueline depth chart, while also giving an update on their Masters picks.

The show wraps with the Players of the Week and who is in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks snapped a four-game winless streak with 3-0 shutout of the Blackhawks at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Akito Hirose and Cole McWard.

Final Score:
Blackhawks: 0 (Shots 33)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 29)

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The Canucks practiced on Wednesday with our man on the beat Jeff Paterson back in the rink, laying eyes on the session that did not include Quinn Hughes, who was out due to illness. JPat fills us in on all of the details from practice ahead of tomorrows tilt with the Chicago Blackhawks.

The boys also chat about the Canucks lacklustre home ice record, the news of the Young Stars Tournament returning to Penticton for the next two years, the signing of Belarusian goaltender Nikita Tolopilo, while also discussing what has intrigued them about the play of Akito Hirose over his first two NHL games.

The show wraps with Wadden and JPat's picks to win the Masters.

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Canucks losing streak extends to four games after falling 5-2 to the Kraken at Rogers Arena.

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Final Score:
Kraken: 5 (Shots 28)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 16)

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Canucks unblemished record over California based teams this season came to an end after losing 4-1 to the Kings at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Akito Hirose.

Final Score:
Kings: 4 (Shots 25)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 25)

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Canucks get edged by the Flames 5-4 in overtime at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Aidan McDonough.

Final Score:
Flames: 5 (Shots 41)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 20)

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As the Canucks get set for a five-game homestand JPat and Wadden take a look at the opponents on the that upcoming schedule which includes the Calgary Flames who Vancouver will face twice, the LA Kings and the Seattle Kraken. All of those teams are fighting for either seeding or to get above the playoff bar, with the Canucks having the ability to play spoiler with nothing else left for them to play for. The boys also talk about Anthony Beauvillier's recent lack of product, the Akito Hirose signing, and give a tip of the cap for the work the team has done with it's Pride Night warmup jersey.

The show wraps with an update on the Fantasy Draft, plus Players of the Week and who the fellas got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks win streak comes to a close after falling 6-5 in overtime to the Blues in St. Louis.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Quinn Hughes.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 37)
Blues: 6 (Shots 31)

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Canucks win a third straight after doubling up the Blackhawks 4-2 in Chicago.

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Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 31)
Blackhawks: 2 (Shots 31)

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Canucks sweep the season series versus the Stars with a 3-1 win at American Airlines Arena in Dallas.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Thatcher Demko and Jack Rathbone.

Final Score:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 24)
Stars: 1 (Shots 26)

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A day after long-time Canucks broadcaster John "Cheech" Garrett announced that this will be his last season as the colour commentator for the club, JPat and Wadden wonder how the organization will honour him. The boys also go over Dakota Joshua's season split between Bruce Boudreau and Rick Tocchet's time behind the bench, while also giving praise to the organization for locking up some of its depth defencemen including Christian Wolanin who is the latest D-man to get an extension.

The show wraps with who they fellas picked as their Players of the Week, who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box, and an update on the Fantasy Draft where it looks as if this will be the final week Team JPat holds its lead over Team Wadden.

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Canucks harpooned the Sharks 7-2 at Rogers Arena.

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Final Score:
Sharks: 2 (Shots 19)
Canucks: 7 (Shots 21)

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Canucks win streak comes to an end after falling 4-3 to the Golden Knights at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Ethan Bear.

Final Score:
Golden Knights: 4 (Shots 27)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 35)

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Canucks take both games in California with a 2-1 win over the Ducks at the Honda Center.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Elias Pettersson, and Colin Delia.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 40)
Ducks: 1 (Shots 18)

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Canucks erased a third period deficit beating the Kings 3-2 in a shootout at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Ethan Bear.

Final Score/SO:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 17)
Kings: 2 (Shots 40)

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On St. Patrick's Day JPat and Wadden thought it was the appropriate time to take a look at Canucks GM Patrik Allvin's moves that he's made since joining the organization. The boys also go over Vancouver's lack of ability to win low-scoring games, give praise to Andrei Kuzmenko tying Pavel Bure's club record for goals scored in their first season, while discussing Bruce Boudreau's comments about Elias Pettersson being the next captain of the Canucks.

The show wraps with who the boys picked as their Players of the Week, who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box, plus an update on the Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks win streak comes to an end after falling 3-2 to the Coyotes at Mullett Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Quinn Hughes.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 31)
Coyotes: 3 (Shots 27)

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Canucks win a fifth game in a row topping the Stars 5-2 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Brock Boeser and Guillaume Brisebois.

Final Score:
Stars: 2 (Shots 27)
Canucks: 5 (Shots 19)

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The Canucks took to the ice for practice on Monday ahead of their tilt with the Dallas Stars on Tuesday. The team announced on Sunday that they had inked winger Phillip Di Giuseppe to a two-year, two-way contract, while also putting pen to paper with 2019 7th round pick Aidan McDonough on Monday morning. JPat and Wadden discuss those signing while diving into some of the notes that came out of practice.

The boys also go over whether or not the team will re-sign pending UFA depth defencemen Christian Wolanin and Kyle Burroughs, while taking a look at some stats that have jumped out to JPat since Rick Tocchet took head coaching duties.

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Canucks win a fourth in a row for the first time this season with a 5-2 win over the Senators at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Thatcher Demko, Tyler Myers, and Nils Åman.

Final Score:
Senators: 2 (Shots 20)
Canucks: 5 (Shots 30)

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Canucks took the day off but that didn't stop news coming from the team. Going off of Rick Dhaliwal's reporting that Vancouver 2019 7th round pick Aidan McDonough is leaning towards signing with the Canucks, JPat and Wadden discuss what he could bring to the team. Dhaliwal also gave an update on Tanner Pearson, which the boys also discussed.

Jon Abbott from TSN in Ottawa joins the show to give a preview of the Sens who're in Vancouver on Saturday night.

The show wraps with who the boys got as their Player of the Week and who they've got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks took to the ice a day after beating the Anaheim Ducks for a third consecutive win. JPat and Wadden discuss what came out of practice, take a deeper dive into the play of Christian Wolanin, while debating whether or not JT Miller is captain material for Vancouver.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/ The Province joins and elaborates on how Miller's game has toned down since Rick Tocchet took over as head coach. PJ gives his opinion on whether or not Miller should be considered as the Canucks next captain.

The show wraps with an update on the Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks get two goals including the game-winner from JT Miller in a 3-2 overtime victory over the Ducks at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, JT Miller, Elias Pettersson, and Andrei Kuzmenko.

Final Score:
Ducks: 2 (Shots 22)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 34) OT

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Canucks win a second in a row, edging the Predators 4-3 in a shootout at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Elias Pettersson.

Final Score/SO:
Predators: 3 (Shots 32)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 29)

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Canucks scored twice short-handed in a 4-1 win over the Leafs at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and JT Miller.

Final Score:
Maple Leafs: 1 (Shots 37)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 24)

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The NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone with the Canucks making just two minor deals. JPat and Wadden go over the Curtis Lazar trade to the New Jersey Devils, while also giving more analysis on the Filip Hronek acquisition that Patrik Allvin made two days ago with the Detroit Red Wings. Hear from Allvin who addressed the media after the deadline passed, and from Hronek who met with the media via Zoom earlier today.

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Canucks get burned by Kirill "the thrill" Kaprizov, as the Russian sniper found the back of the net twice for Minnesota in 2-1 Wild win at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet & Thatcher Demko.

Final Score:
Wild: 2 (Shots 36)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 22)

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* The Hronek trade was announced by the Canucks after this pod was recorded. We have added an insert off the top of the show with analysis of the trade. *

With the NHL trade deadline a couple days away, JPat and Wadden go over some of the recent trade activity around the league, while chatting about the speculation of a deal centred around Brock Boeser and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

The boys also give an update about what came out of Vancouver's practice at Rogers Arena.

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Canucks get the overtime winner from Andrei Kuzmenko in a 5-4 OT win over the Stars in Dallas.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Thatcher Demko.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 21)
Stars: 4 (Shots 38)

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Canucks get sunk by a goalie goal, as Boston goaltender Linus Ullmark scored for the Bruins sealing the victory for the visitors in a 3-1 Boston win.

Final Score:
Bruins: 3 (Shots 35)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 27)

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Canucks are back in Vancouver after a two-game road trip with stops in Nashville and St. Louis. The team held an optional practice today, with many of the top players vying not to take the ice. JPat and Wadden go over who did show up at Rogers Arena, while trying to figure out what the goaltending rotation could look like with Thatcher Demko looking to be close to a return. The boys also go over whether or not the Canucks should grab Kasperi Kapanen, as the Pittsburgh Penguins forward was placed on waivers on Friday morning.

The second half of the show features who the guys picked as their Players of the Week and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty box. Plus, and update on the Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks get the overtime winner from Elias Pettersson in a 3-2 comeback victory over the Blues in St.Louis.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 41)
Blues: 2 (Shots 22)

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Canucks scored twice in the final two minutes of the game to even things up at 4-4, but can't complete the comeback falling 5-4 to the Predators in a shootout.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Quinn Hughes.

Final Score/SO:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 40)
Predators: 5 (Shots 26)

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Canucks snap a three-game losing skid with a 6-2 win over the Flyers at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio Rick Tocchet, Elias Pettersson, Anthony Beauvillier, and Arturs Silovs.

Final Score:
Flyers: 2 (Shots 37)
Canucks: 6 (Shots 23)

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The Canucks took the day off on Friday, following a tough practice on Thursday where head coach Rick Tocchet spoke about his teams lack of communication on the ice being a concern of his. JPat gives an update on Thatcher Demko would reportedly had setback in practice on Thursday.

Since it's the end of the week, JPat and Wadden give their Players of the Week and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box. The show finishes off with the update totals in the season long Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks losing streak extends to three games after falling 6-4 to the Rangers at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Arturs Silovs.

Final Score:
Rangers: 6 (Shots 28)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 29)

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Canucks return home and get handed a 6-1 loss by the Red Wings at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Quinn Hughes, and Oliver Ekman-Larsson.

Final Score:
Red Wings: 6 (Shots 23)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 30)

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Canucks finished off the four-game road trip with a 5-2 loss to the Red Wings in Detroit.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 35)
Red Wings: 5 (Shots 25)

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With the four-game road trip about to wrap up in Detroit tomorrow, JPat and Wadden take a look back at the first road trip under new head coach Rick Tocchet, diving into Brock Boeser's promotion to the top line, while dissecting Andrei Kuzmenko's demotion to the third line. The boys also look at the quirky 9am pacific start time in the Motor City, with JPat lobbying for more matinee affairs for Vancouver.

The show wraps with the latest edition of the Players of the Week, who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box, and give an update on the Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks escape New York with the 6-5 win over the Islanders.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Brock Boeser, Anthony Beauvillier, and Bo Horvat.

Final Score:
Canucks: 6 (Shots 34)
Islanders: 5 (Shots 29)

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Canucks are now 0-2 on the four-game eastern road trip after falling 4-3 to the Rangers at MSG.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet and Elias Pettersson.

Final Score:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 25)
Rangers: 4 (Shots 21)

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Canucks get back from the All-Star break, kicking off a four-game road trip, with a 5-4 OT loss to the Devils in New Jersey.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, JT Miller, and Anthony Beauvillier.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 30)
Devils: 5 (Shots 34)

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As the Canucks off week wraps up, news of the New York Islanders re-upping Bo Horvat to an 8-year, $68 million dollar extension drops. JPat and Wadden discuss the life changing contract handed out to the former captain, while also unpacking what they liked and mostly disliked about the NHL's All-Star weekend.

The boys also go over the roster moves the Canucks have made over the past week, while taking a look at the road ahead.

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The trade every Canucks fan was waiting for went on Monday, as Patrik Allvin sent Bo Horvat to the New York Islanders in exchange for F Anthony Beauvillier, C Aatu Räty, and a conditional 2023 1st round pick.

JPat and Wadden discuss the trade and what they feel is next from Allvin, Jim Rutherford and the Canucks.

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As the Canucks head into the All-Star break JPat and Wadden take some much needed vacation time, but not before discussing Lane Pederson getting taken on waivers by the Columbus Blue Jackets. The boys also take a final glance at Ilya Mikheyev's shortened season, while looking at some projections for Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes, and Bo Horvat over the final 33 games of the season.

Second half of the pod features JPat answering your questions, and Wadden gives the latest update on the in-season Fantasy Draft, with a new offer for Jeff after he lost Mikheyev due to injury.

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Canucks head into the All-Star break with a 5-2 win over the Blue Jackets at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Ilya Mikheyev, and Patrik Allvin.

Final Score:
Blue Jackets: 2 (Shots 26)
Canucks: 5 (Shots 34)

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Off day for the Canucks players, but not for the management team, as Patrik Allvin announced today that Andrei Kuzmenko signed a two-year $11 million dollar extension with the team. JPat and Wadden discuss the deal, while taking a look at where Kuzmenko fits in the teams core.

With the week coming to a close the boys give their Players of the Week and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks unbeaten streak over Seattle is over after falling 6-1 to the Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet.

Final Score:
Canucks: 1 (Shots 20)
Kraken: 6 (Shots 35)

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Canucks beat the Blackhawks 5-2 in Rick Tocchet's debut behind the bench for Vancouver.

Post-game audio from Rick Tocchet, Luke Schenn, and Dakota Joshua.

Final Score:
Blackhawks: 2 (Shots 14)
Canucks: 5 (Shots 48)

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Canucks officially announced Rick Tocchet as the 21st head coach in franchise history on Sunday, with Tocchet being flanked by general manager Patrik Allvin and president of hockey operations Jim Rutherford.

JPat and Wadden unpack everything from the presser.

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Canucks can't get one last win for Bruce Boudreau, as Leon Draisaitl scored the game winning goal in a 4-2 Oilers win at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau

Final Score:
Oilers: 4 (Shots 29)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 29)

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Canucks allow two power play goals to the Avs in a 4-1 loss at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Tyler Myers.

Final Score:
Avalanche: 4 (Shots 29)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 29)

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Off day for the Canucks, as the team gets set for a back-to-back this weekend with Colorado and Edmonton coming to town. JPat and Wadden take a look at the goaltending and how Spencer Martin has failed to take the reins of being a reliable starter. The boys also bat around the recent trade chatter that's swirling around Bo Horvat, while trying to decide who will be the next three all-stars added to the Pacific Division team.

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Steven Stamkos scores a hat-trick, including his 500th career goal, as the Lightning beat the Canucks 5-2 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Quinn Hughes, and Luke Schenn.

Final Score:
Lightning: 5 (Shots 25)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 39)

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Canucks president Jim Rutherford addressed the media at Rogers Arena on Monday. JPat and Wadden discuss everything from the presser including what went wrong with Tanner Pearson's surgeries and where they're at in terms of a timeline for his return, where the team is at with an extension for Bo Horvat, whether or not they've started contract negotiations with the Andrei Kuzmenko, and what the plan is for the team moving forward.

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Canucks snapped a four-game losing streak after edging the Hurricanes 4-3 in a shootout.

With the passing of Canucks legend Gino Odjick, JPat and Wadden give their thoughts on Gino's impact on the hockey team and the city of Vancouver.

Hear from Colin Delia, Ethan Bear, Bo Horvat, and Stan Smyl who speaks about his late friend Gino.

Final Score/SO:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 32)
Hurricanes: 3 (Shots 32)

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Canucks losing streak extends to four games after falling 4-3 to the Panthers in Florida.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and JT Miller.

Final Score:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 38)
Panthers: 4 (Shots 35)

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The first half of the season is in the books for the Canucks, so JPat and Wadden look at the team after 41 games, choosing who the first half MVP is, what's been disappointing about the team, who or what has surprised, what was the most memorable game, and who they expect to breakout in the second half.

The boys also give an update on the Fantasy Draft where JPat hands over Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes and JT Miller over to Wadden for the remaining 41 games.

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Canucks get edged 5-4 by the Lightning in Tampa, extending the losing streak to three games.

Post-game audio from Tyler Myers and Quinn Hughes.

Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 40)
Lightning: 5 (Shots 35)

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The Canucks head to Tampa Bay to play game 41 of the season, making Thursday's tilt versus the Lightning the official halfway mark of the season. JPat and Wadden take a look at Vancouver's record after 40 games, while comparing this season to last. The boys also bat around potential landing spots for Bo Horvat in a trade or offseason signing, whether or not they think either Tyler Myers or OEL will be a healthy scratch on this road trip, while giving an update on the Fantasy race.

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Canucks blow a three-goal first period lead, and fall to the Penguins 5-4 in Pittsburgh.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Brock Boeser.

Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 24)
Penguins: 5 (Shots 36)

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Canucks kicked off the five-game road trip with a 7-4 loss to the Jets in Winnipeg.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and JT Miller.

Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 38)
Jets: 7 (Shots 27)

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With the Canucks on an off day, JPat and Wadden take a moment to look at some of the news of the week surrounding the team, including Elias Pettersson getting selected as one of the first Pacific Division All-Stars, the latest Bo Horvat trade rumours, and whether or not the organization would ever commit to a full scale rebuild.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/ The Province drops in for his weekly chat. The boys go over the road trip that's ahead for Vancouver, while also diving into Andrei Kuzmenko's future with the Canucks.

The show wraps with the Players of the Week, who is going into the Rink Wide Penalty Box, and JPat makes his decision on Wadden's Fantasy Draft proposition.

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Canucks snapped a three-game losing streak beating the Avs 4-2 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, JT Miller, Colin Delia, and Andrei Kuzmenko.

Final Score:
Avalanche: 2 (Shots 32)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 43)

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The Canucks practiced on Wednesday a day after suffering a third straight loss. JPat and Wadden discuss what was an intense scrimmage at practice, while breaking down Bruce Boudreau's latest mix of lines. The boys also take a look at the landscape of the league when it comes to trying to make trades, diving into Jakub Vrana clearing waivers and what that says about a league that is hamstrung to make significant deals. The boys also unpack some Ask JPat questions, while announcing the latest winners of the DeDutch gift certificates.

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Canucks lose a third straight, getting dumped 6-2 on home ice to the Islanders.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat, Ethan Bear and Tyler Myers

Final Score:
Islanders: 6 (Shots 29)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 26)

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Canucks finish off 2022 with a 3-2 loss in Calgary to the Flames.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Spencer Martin.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 24)
Flames: 3 (Shots 30)

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Canucks announced on Friday that Nils Åman had been sent down to Abbotsford, with young winger Will Lockwood getting recalled. JPat and Wadden discuss how they see the bottom-6 working out without Åman in the lineup, while wondering what the organization wants from the Swedish rookie centre in Abby.

Patrick Johnston from The Province / Post-Media joins to chat about the roster move, and give his thoughts on JT Miller snapping on Colin Delia during the final seconds of Thursday nights loss in Winnipeg.

The show wraps with this weeks Players of the Week and who they boys got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box. Wadden also gives JPat a proposition for the Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks three-game win streak came to an end, after falling to the Jets 4-2 in Winnipeg.

Post-game audio from Curtis Lazar.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 22)
Jets: 4 (Shots 39)

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Canucks extend the win streak to three games after topping the Sharks 6-2 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Quinn Hughes, and Brock Boeser.

Final Score:
Sharks: 2 (Shots 26)
Canucks: 6 (Shots 25)

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The Canucks head into the Christmas break with a big come from behind win over the Edmonton Oilers.

Final Score:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 30)
Oilers: 2 (Shots 33)

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Canucks get a five-point night from Elias Pettersson, and top the Seattle Kraken 6-5 in a shootout at Rogers Arena.

Final Score/OT:
Kraken: 5 (Shots 36)
Canucks: 6 (Shots 37)

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The Canucks practiced on Wednesday at Rogers Arena, ahead of their game versus the Seattle Kraken at home on Thursday. JPat and Wadden breakdown what they heard from practice, while putting JT Miller's lack of production in the crosshair, as the Canucks leading scorer from last year has failed to live up to the standard that he set a season ago.

Rob Simpson from Seattle Hockey Insider joined the show and gave an in-depth preview of the Kraken, explaining just how Seattle are finding so much success in just its second season in the NHL.

The show wraps with a healthy discussion on just where Quinn Hughes sits amongst the top defencemen in the league. We also announce the winner of the Wired Snowboards contest.

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Canucks drop a second straight game by a 5-1 score on home ice, this time falling to the St. Louis Blues.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat, Spencer Martin, and Luke Schenn.

Final Score:
Blues: 5 (Shots 27)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 34)

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Canucks get dusted 5-1 on home ice to the Winnipeg Jets.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat, and Quinn Hughes.

Final Score:
Jets: 5 (Shots 27)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 23)

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Canucks practiced at UBC on Friday ahead of Saturdays tilt with the Winnipeg Jets at Rogers Arena, without Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser on the ice. JPat updates what he saw at practice, including what Bruce Boudreau had to say about Petey and Boeser, and the current status of injured defenceman Travis Dermott.

Patrick Johnston from The Province/ Post Media joins for his weekly chat, and tells the boys about his deep dive column that he did on Ethan Bear's season thus far, while breaking down some of the numbers that have stood out from Canucks over the last week.

The show wraps with this weeks picks for Players of the Week and who JPat and Wadden have in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks go into Calgary and come out with a 4-3 win over the Flames in a shootout.

Post-game audio from Bo Horvat and Spencer Martin.

Final Score/SO:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 27)
Flames: 3 (Shots 38)

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A day after the news that Bo Horvat's camp rejected the Canucks latest contract offer, the captain released a statement via the team and then addressed the media after practice. JPat and Wadden discuss what Horvat had to say, while looking at comparisons for Horvat's next contract. The boys also go over the new lines and d-pairings that Bruce Boudreau deployed at practice, while giving a preview of tomorrow's tilt with the Flames in Calgary.

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Day off for the Canucks on Monday, as the team attends the annual Sports Celebrities Festival benefitting Special Olympics tonight. While the team might have the day off on the ice, off the ice the news of Bo Horvat's camp rejecting an offer from the Canucks was first reported by insider Rick Dhaliwal. JPat and Wadden discuss where they feel the negotiation is headed with the captain and the Canucks. They also take a look at the line pairs at practice from Sunday, while diving deep into Curtis Lazar's underwhelming numbers thus far this season.

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Canucks three-game win streak comes to an end after falling to the Wild 3-0 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat, and JT Miller.

Final Score:
Wild: 3 (Shots 33)
Canucks: 0 (Shots 35)

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The Canucks get set to face off against the Minnesota Wild on Saturday, while riding a three-game winning streak. The team practiced at UBC on Friday with very little change to the lineup. JPat gives a full report on what he saw at practice, including the latest on injured defenceman Travis Dermott.

Patrick Johnston from The Province/ Post Media stops by for a chat, and tells us about his latest column focusing in on the increase in scoring in the NHL, and how it's related to the rise in power play percentages.

JPat and Wadden give their Players of the Week, and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box, plus, much to Jeff's dismay, give an update on the Fantasy Draft.

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For a second straight game the Canucks get the overtime winner from Elias Pettersson, as the they win another wild one, topping the Sharks 6-5 OT in San Jose.

Post-game audio from Elias Pettersson, Dakota Joshua, and Spencer Martin.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 6 (Shots 28)
Sharks: 5 (Shots 39)

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A day after the Canucks wildest win in decades, the boys are still reeling from what went down last night. JPat and Wadden rehash the win some more, while taking a look at how Brock Boeser has rebounded from being almost a healthy scratch on Saturday, to producing on Elias Pettersson's wing over the last two wins. Speaking of Boeser, with the news of his agent being given permission to explore trade options, Wadden presents JPat with three potential "hockey trades" with the winger involved.

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Canucks comeback from down 4-0 in the 1st period to beat the Canadiens 7-6 in OT at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Colin Delia.

Final Score/OT:
Canadiens: 6 (Shots 25)
Canucks: 7 (Shots 32)

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Canucks snap a two-game losing streak, with a 3-2 OT win over the Coyotes.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Brock Boeser, and Luke Schenn.

Final Score/OT:
Coyotes: 2 (Shots 23)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 32)

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The Canucks took the ice on Friday morning, with the news that goaltender Colin Delia had been recalled from Abbotsford on emergency conditions. JPat and Wadden speak with Patrick Johnston from the Province/ Post Media, and get the details on Thatcher Demko's injury, an update on Travis Dermott, and PJ gives his thoughts on the current state of the team.

The show wraps with the boys announcing their Players of the Week and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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For a second consecutive game the Canucks lose by a score of 5-1, this time to the Panthers at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Bo Horvat.

Final Score:
Panthers: 5 (Shots 32)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 33)

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The Canucks took to the ice on Wednesday morning, the day after a crushing 5-1 loss to the Capitals on Tuesday night. JPat and Wadden discuss the changes to the lines and defensive pairings from practice, while diving into some Numbers that Hurt from last nights loss. The boys also discuss Roberto Luongo's legacy with Vancouver, as the Canucks will honour Luongo along with the Sedin twins Thursday night with the Florida Panthers in town.

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Canucks three-game winning streak comes to an end after falling 5-1 to the Capitals at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, JT Miller, and Spencer Martin

Final Score:
Capitals: 5 (Shots 28)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 32)

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Canucks finished off the three-game road trip with a 4-3 OT win over the Sharks in San Jose.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Thatcher Demko, and Bo Horvat.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 20)
Sharks: 3 (Shots 35)

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Canucks head into Vegas and beat the Golden Knights 5-1.

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Final Score:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 36)
Golden Knights: 1 (Shots 27)

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Canucks hit the 20 game mark with a record of 7-10-3, currently three points out of wild card spot, and seven points out of third in the Pacific division.

JPat and Wadden go over the Pros and Cons of the first quarter of the season, while also handing out their Players of the Week and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box this week.

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Canucks kick off the three-game road trip with a 4-3 win over the Avs in Colorado.

Post-game audio from Spencer Martin, Sheldon Dries, and Ethan Bear.

Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 25)
Avalanche: 3 (Shots 36)

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As the Canucks lick their wounds after another deflating loss, the team practiced on Tuesday morning at Rogers Arena ahead of a three game road trip that starts in Colorado on Wednesday and ends in San Jose on Sunday. JPat and Wadden discuss Bruce Boudreau's lines that he presented at practice, while going over the teams lack of accountability when it comes to the defensive side of the game. The boys also go over the Tyler Myers trade rumours, and discuss the racially charged incident that happened in an NCAA game to Dakota Joshua's brother Jagger.

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Canucks blow a multi-goal lead in the third period, falling to the Golden Knights 5-4 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat, and Luke Schenn.

Final Score:
Golden Knights: 5 (Shots 38)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 29)

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Canucks make it two consecutive wins, after topping the Kings 4-1 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Thatcher Demko, and Brock Boeser.

Final Score:
Kings: 1 (Shots 38)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 25)

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After wrapping up the five-game road trip with a win in Buffalo on Tuesday, the Canucks skated at Rogers arena this morning, with Vasily Podkolzin sporting a fresh new look. JPat and Wadden speak to Patrick Johnston from the Province/ Post Media about everything that he saw at practice, including an update on Curtis Lazar, who's been out of the lineup since October 26th.

The boys hand out their Players of the Week and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box, plus give the latest numbers in the Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks snap a three-game losing streak with a 5-4 win over the Sabres in Buffalo.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Bo Horvat.

Final Score:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 32)
Sabres: 4 (Shots 32)

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Canucks losing streak extends to three games, after falling 5-2 to the Bruins in Boston.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 31)
Bruins: 5 (Shots 32)

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Canucks lose a second straight game after a 3-2 defeat at the hands of the Maple Leafs in Toronto.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Spencer Martin.

Final Score:
Canucks : 2 (Shots 30)
Maple Leafs: 3 (Shots 35)

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The Canucks practiced in Toronto on Friday, ahead of a big weekend that features a back-to-back versus the Leafs and the Bruins. JPat and Wadden discuss the line changes and defence pairings that Bruce Boudreau trotted out at practice. The boys go over the news that the next World Cup of Hockey will not take place in 2024, while giving their Players of the Week, and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks fall 5-2 to the Canadiens in Montreal.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Bo Horvat.

Final Score:
Canucks : 2 (Shots 33)
Canadiens: 5 (Shots 29)

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Canucks kickoff the five-game eastern road trip with a 6-4 win over the Senators in Ottawa.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Spencer Martin.

Final Score:
Canucks : 6 (Shots 28)
Senators: 4 (Shots 41)

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The Canucks practiced in Ottawa ahead of tomorrow's tilt with the Senators, which kicks off a five game eastern road trip. JPat and Wadden go over the lines that Bruce Boudreau ran at practice, while dissecting the changes up front, and the lack of changes to the defence pairs. The boys also give an update on the status of injured defenceman Travis Dermott, while also answering the question of the day centred around the Canucks.

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The Canucks would score three first period goals, but another blown lead would cost Vancouver in the end. The Predators chipped away, tied it in the third and Matt Duchene would score the only goal in the shootout for the Nashville win.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Tyler Myers and J.T. Miller

Final Score(in Shootout):
Predators: 4 (Shots 30)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 45)

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Canucks practiced at Rogers Arena on Friday, where it was revealed that Brock Boeser had some complications with the scar opening up on his surgically repaired hand, and was the reason the veteran winger had missed the last five games. JPat and Wadden discuss just where Boeser fits in the lineup when he does return. The boys are then joined by Patrick Johnston from The Province, who tells us about his latest column, where he spoke to Boeser, Bo Horvat and Elias Pettersson on their seasons so far. PJ also weighs in on Horvat's torrid goal production to start the season, and what his future with the organization could look like.

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On Kevin Bieksa's retirement night, the Canucks topped the Anaheim Ducks 8-5 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Elias Pettersson, Dakota Joshua, and Luke Schenn.

Final Score:
Ducks: 5 (Shots 31)
Canucks: 8 (Shots 46)

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The Canucks hit the 10 game mark with a paltry 2-6-2 record, so JPat and Wadden look under the hood and dig deeper into the numbers, and what they find isn't exactly flattering from a Vancouver team that is underperforming in many facets of the game. The boys go over the special teams struggles, OEL's lack of performance, and whether or not Tanner Pearson deserves a night in the press box.

The guys also chat about the Sedin's being picked as coaches at the upcoming CHL Top Prospects game, give a tip of the hat to the Canucks elder statesman Luke Schenn on his 33rd birthday, and JPat gives his insight on what to expect tomorrow night at Rogers Arena when Vancouver welcomes back Kevin Bieksa.

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Canucks two-game winning streak came to an end after falling to the Devils 5-2 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat and Quinn Hughes.

Final Score:
Devils : 5 (Shots 37)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 23)

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Canucks practiced at Rogers Arena on Halloween Monday, with a two new faces in attendance, as new additions Jack Studnicka and Ethan Bear joined their teammates on the ice. We hear from both Studnicka and Bear, while getting an update from Bruce Boudreau on the status of Brock Boeser. JPat and Wadden reference some of the quotes that Jim Rutherford gave the Athletic, going over the addition of Bear to the blueline, as well as debating what the future holds for Bo Horvat and the Canucks.

Since it's Halloween, the boys go over some of the scariest goalie masks in NHL history and debate who was the most frightening Canucks player of all-time.

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Canucks make it two straight wins, topping the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-1 on home ice.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score:
Penguins: 1 (Shots 35)
Canucks: 5 (Shots 29)

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Canucks get their first win of the season, snapping a seven-game winless streak, topping the Seattle Kraken 5-4 at Climate Pledge Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat and Elias Pettersson.

Final Score:Canucks: 5 (Shots 19)Kraken: 4 (Shots 36)

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As the Canucks deal with the reality of starting the season on a seven-game winless streak, general manager Patrik Allvin addressed the media on Wednesday, answering questions about the slow start to the year, whether he has faith in the core of team, if he's looking at the trade route as a way to improve the team, and where they're at with the negotiations on a contract extension with Bo Horvat.

JPat and Wadden also give their picks for Players of the Week, and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks extend their winless streak to seven games, falling to the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau & JT Miller.

Final Score:Hurricanes: 3 (Shots 39)Canucks: 2 (Shots 16)

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Canucks home opener ends in disaster, as the Sabres came into Rogers Arena and handed Vancouver a 5-1 loss, extending the Canucks winless streak to six games.

Post-game audio from Elias Pettersson.

Final Score:Sabres: 5 (Shots 27)Canucks: 1 (Shots 30)

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The Canucks head home from a five-game road trip that saw the team go 0-3-2. JPat gives the details of what he saw and heard at practice out in Burnaby, including the status of injured defencemen Travis Dermott, Tucker Poolman and Riley Stillman. Bruce Boudreau also tips his hand on whether or not young d-man Jack Rathbone will finally get into the lineup.

Since it's the end of the week, Wadden and JPat also give their picks for Players of the Week and who they got in the Rink Wide Penalty Box, while previewing the week ahead for Vancouver.

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Canucks wrap up a five-game road trip in Minnesota falling to the Wild 4-3 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Bo Horvat

Final Score/OT:Canucks: 3 (Shots 26)Wild: 4 (Shots 37)

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Canucks winless streak continues, after heading into Columbus and falling 4-3 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau & Tyler Myers

Final Score:Canucks: 3 (Shots 35)Blue Jackets: 4 (Shots 33)

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For a third straight game the Canucks blow a multi-goal lead, falling to the Capitals 6-4 in Washington.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau & Bo Horvat.

Final Score:Canucks: 4 (Shots 30)Capitals: 6 (Shots 30)

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For a second straight game the Canucks blow a multi-goal lead, falling to the Flyers 3-2 in Philadelphia.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, JT Miller and Bo Horvat.

Final Score:Canucks: 2 (Shots 30)Flyers: 3 (Shots 31)

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The Canucks practiced at the Wells Fargo Center ahead of tomorrow's tilt versus the Flyers in Philadelphia. JPat and Wadden go over what came out of Friday mornings session, giving an update on the status of injured forward Ilya Mikheyev, who is looking to make his debut as a Canuck during this road trip. On his 23rd birthday, the boys go over what Quinn Hughes has already accomplished as a Canuck, while debating the merits of Kevin Bieksa signing a one-day contract to retire as a member of the Vancouver Canucks.

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Canucks blow a 3-0 lead, falling to the Oilers 5-3 in Edmonton.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Bo Horvat.

Final Score:Canucks: 3 (Shots 36)Oilers: 5 (Shots 25)

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With the regular season one day away, JPat and Wadden discuss who is headed to Edmonton for opening night, which will include Quinn Hughes and Brock Boeser as the two were both full participants at practice on Tuesday. The boys also look at some future betting odds for the Canucks this season, and give their picks to win the Stanley Cup.

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Canucks finish off the preseason blanking the Coyotes 4-0 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Patrik Allvin, and Andrei Kuzmenko.

Final Score:Coyotes: 0 (Shots 7)Canucks: 4 (Shots 32)

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Canucks get their first win of the preseason topping the Oilers 5-4 in Abbotsford.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau and Elias Pettersson.

Final Score:Oilers: 4Canucks: 5

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Canucks announced that they have reduced the roster by 13 players on Tuesday morning. JPat and Wadden discuss who is headed to Abbotsford, and who they think could possibly be plucked off waivers. The boys also take a look at the battles that are left to be won with the big club.

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Canucks get crushed in Edmonton, falling 7-2 to the Oilers.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score:Canucks: 2 (Shots 30)Oilers: 7 (Shots 36)

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Canucks lay an egg in Seattle, getting blanked by the Kraken 4-0.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau

Final Score:Canucks: 0 (Shots 17)Kraken: 4 (Shots 26)

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Canucks blew a 3-1 first period lead, falling to the Kraken 4-3 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Quinn Hughes, and Kyle Burroughs.

Final Score/OT:Kraken: 4 (Shots 29)Canucks: 3 (Shots 36)

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Canucks practiced in two groups up at UBC, with most of the perceived roster skating in the first group. Bruce Boudreau gave an update on status of Ilya Mikheyev and Brock Boeser, who are both out of the lineup with injuries, while explaining why Travis Dermott had to leave the session early.

JPat breaks down who could benefit from the openings in the top-6 forward group, while updating the forward groups, defensive pairings, and who was getting an opportunity with the power play groups.

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Canucks climbed back from down 2-0, but fall to the Flames 3-2 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Jack Rathbone, and Conor Garland.

Final Score/OT:Flames: 3 (Shots 45)Canucks: 2 (Shots 28)

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Day two of training camp is in the books for the Canucks. JPat and Wadden go over Danny DeKeyser playing with Tyler Myers, and how that pair could effect how Bruce Boudreau deploys his defence. The boys go over what they've seen from new additions Andrei Kuzmenko and Ilya Mikeyhev, while debating whether or not they feel there will be a battle for the backup goaltender position.

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The Young Stars tournament came to a close in Penticton. JPat gives Wadden the full recap of the tourney, while then shifting focus to training camp that opens this week in Whistler. Bruce Boudreau told the media at the Canucks annual golf tournament on Tuesday, that he will experiment with Quinn Hughes playing on the right side on defence, with the plan to partner him with Oliver Ekman-Larsson. We also hear from Jack Rathbone, who explains how he's worked on his defensive game in the off-season, and from newcomer Curtis Lazar, who tells the media what he plans to bring to Vancouver's lineup this year.

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The Young Stars tournament is underway in Penticton, making hockey officially back. JPat and Wadden go over the Canucks 3-0 win over the Flames, giving a full breakdown of the game, highlighting the performances of prospects Arshdeep Bains and goaltender Arturs Silovs, who stood out for Vancouver in the win.

The boys go over some of the quotes that Patrik Allvin gave the Athletic. The Canucks general manager explains where the team is at with Bo Horvat's contract negotiations, while giving his explanation on why the organization focused on adding to its forward group, while not making any significant moves on their defence.

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The Young Stars tournament rosters were released on Tuesday, with the Canucks sending a lineup that's filled with no first round picks, and six players 22-years old. JPat and Wadden go over the underwhelming list that Vancouver is sending to the Okanagan, while admiring some of the top young talent the Oilers, Flames and Jets have on their rosters.

All of the Canucks have arrived and are skating informally in Burnaby. Captain Bo Horvat met with the media on Monday and addressed where the negotiations are at with his contract extension, while glowing about the forward depth the club has added over the off-season.

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With Training Camp two weeks ahead of opening, the Canucks announced they have signed veteran defenceman Danny DeKeyser to a PTO. JPat and Wadden give their thoughts on what DeKeyser could be for the Canucks, while also unpacking the news that star defenceman Quinn Hughes has told the Canucks that he would be interested in trying his hand at playing on the right side this season.

The Young Stars tournament takes place next week in Penticton, with the Canucks sending a group of prospects to face off against the Oilers, Flames and Jets top prospects. The boys go over some of the more intriguing names that could be heading to the Okanagan to showcase their skills.

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The news of JT Miller re-signing with the Canucks dropped over the Labour Day weekend, with Miller and general manager Patrik Allvin speaking with the media on Tuesday, addressing the signing while also giving details on where the club is at with Bo Horvat's negotiations.

JPat and Wadden give their thoughts on Miller extension, while discussing how the team has essentially pushed its chips all-in with this current core group of players.

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JPat and Wadden wrap up season one of Rink Wide Vancouver taking a look at some of the biggest stories from the off-season that will impact the Pacific Division. The boys also dive into the Canucks forward group and give their thoughts on how they see the lines shaping up.

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The final edition of the summer special episodes features a walk down memory lane with JPat giving some of his fondest moments covering the Canucks over the last two decades.

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Who doesn't love a blockbuster trade in the NHL? Especially when it involves your team.

JPat gives the top blockbuster trades the Canucks have made over the last 25 years.

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Everyone loves a good debate, and who doesn't love debating lists?

JPat gives his top 20 Canucks of all-time, breaking it down by position. Top 5 defenceman and goalies, plus top 10 forwards.

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Barring any significant news coming from the Vancouver Canucks between now and the start of training camp, this episode is the last of the off-season from JPat and Wadden.

After unpacking what Jim Rutherford told another podcast earlier this week, the boys turn the show over to the audience, as JPat answers a variety of Canucks related questions that were sent into the show via social media and the text message inbox.

Lookout for some Summer Special episodes of Rink Wide to be released throughout August.

See you in September!

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The dog days of summer are setting in, so JPat and Wadden take a look at who they project to improve their point totals on the Canucks, and who they think could come down next season. The boys also debate the likelihood of a JT Miller extension, who they see on the second power play unit and penalty kill, while giving the details on what's happening with the Jake Virtanen sexual assault trail.

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As the dust settles around free agency in the NHL, JPat and Wadden give their thoughts on the additions the Canucks have made, while analyzing some of the bigger signings around the league. The boys also dive into who stood out at Canucks development camp this past week up at UBC.

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Canucks development camp opened on Monday, with some of the top prospects in the system on the ice at UBC. JPat gives his insight on what he saw from day one of the camp. The conversation turns to free agency which opens on Wednesday, where JPat and Wadden give out a couple more names that they find intriguing for Vancouver to consider signing, while also discussing how the landscape of the Pacific division could change if Johnny Gaudreau decides to leave the Calgary Flames.

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The NHL draft is in the books, with the Canucks adding six new players to the prospect pool. JPat and Wadden give their thoughts on Patrik Allvin's first draft, while diving deeper into the players selected by Vancouver with JD Burke of Elite Prospects.

The boys also discuss what they expected the Canucks to do with JT Miller, while also breaking down some of the bigger stories that came out of the draft in Montreal.

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The Canucks management held court today in Montreal ahead of the NHL Draft, with assistant general managers Emilie Castonguay and Cammi Granato, as well as general manager Patrik Allvin all addressing the media. JPat and Wadden breakdown what they had to say, including the latest on where the team is at with a trade for JT Miller.

JD Burke from Elite Prospects joins the show to give his analysis of this years draft, and tells the boys who he sees the Canucks selecting with the 15th overall pick.

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Canucks GM Patrik Allvin spent the long weekend getting a lengthy list of work done, re-signing Brock Boeser, Jack Rathbone, Will Lockwood, and Noah Juulsen, while putting the finishing touches on the coaching staff. JPat and Wadden breakdown what the Boeser contract looks like, while giving their thoughts on the additions and subtraction, from Bruce Boudreau's bench.

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It's Canada Day, so JPat and Wadden decided to take a look across Canada, diving into some of the concerns the Canadian NHL teams are facing this offseason. The boys then celebrate some of the best moments from Canucks players who've represented Canada at the Olympic games and World Hockey Championship over the years.

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A day after the Colorado Avalanche hoisted the Stanley Cup, the news of three former Canucks headlining the Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2022 comes out, as Daniel & Henrik Sedin will be joined by former teammate Roberto Luongo, and fellow Swede Daniel Alfredsson as this years inductees to the hall. JPat and Wadden discuss the careers of arguably the three best players to ever don a Canucks sweater, while also debating whether or not Alex Mogilny should have been passed over again by the HHOF voters. The boys also dive into the Canucks latest front office hires, and the signing of three familiar names who will be heading back to the Abbotsford Canucks.

The show wraps with a final look back at the Stanley Cup final/playoffs, while mapping out the timeline on what lies ahead for Vancouver this offseason.

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As the Vancouver Canucks prepare for the offseason to officially begin, NHL insider Darren Dreger drops a nugget that the Canucks are open to listening to trade offers for JT Miller and Brock Boeser. JPat and Wadden give their thoughts on potential destinations for both players, while also unpacking the NHL award winners, pointing out which Vancouver players got votes for the major awards.

The show wraps with a breakdown of game 4 of the Stanley Cup final, while also discussing some of the big news around the NHL.

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News breaks that Russian free agent Andrei Kuzmenko has chosen to sign with the Canucks, so JPat and Wadden call the man with the scoops, Rick Dhaliwal, for a chat about the KHL star picking Vancouver over Edmonton and Los Angeles. Dhali breaks down how the process was laid out between Kuzmenko's agent Dan Milstein and Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin, while giving some insight on potential free agents that Allvin could be interested in.

The show wraps with a recap of game 3 of the Stanley Cup final.

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The offseason is looming for the Canucks, so JPat and Wadden breakdown three offseason questions of concern that they're looking to get answered by Jim Rutherford and Patrik Allvin. The boys also breakdown Andrei Kuzmenko's trip to Vancouver, as the Canucks brass tries to woo the free agent forward to join the organization. With the remaining NHL awards setup to be awarded next week, JPat and Wadden give their picks for the Hart, Ted Lindsay, Norris, Vezina, and Calder trophies.

The show wraps with a look back at game one of the Stanley Cup final.

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The Stanley Cup final is set, which for Canucks fans means the real season, the offseason, is almost about to begin. JPat and Wadden dive deeper into the free agent pool with Harman Dayal from the Athletic, looking at some names that Harm has on his list with Vancouver in mind.

The boys also take a look at a hypothetical trade with the Rangers, where the Canucks could land a top young top-6 forward, and a right-shot defenceman.

The show wraps with the fellas giving their picks to win the Stanley Cup.

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As the offseason continues to unfold for the Vancouver Canucks, NHL analyst Nick Kypreos dropped a spicy nugget on the Bob McCown podcast claiming that Jim Rutherford is not pleased with the Canucks room, and intends to "make a splash" leading up to the NHL draft and free agency opening. JPat and Wadden discuss that, while going over the Blackhawks interest in talking to assistant coach Brad Shaw for their vacant head coach position. The boys also breakdown who they're excited to see at the Young Stars tournament in Penticton this fall, and give a tip of the cap to former Canucks goalie Ryan Miller, who will get his number 30 retired next season from the Buffalo Sabres.

The show wraps with a look at the action from the Eastern Conference finals in the Stanley Cup playoffs, while recapping the Rink Wide road trip to Kelowna.

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JPat and Wadden record from their hotel rooms in Kelowna, as the Rink Wide road trip to the Okanagan is underway. The guys go over the rumoured news of Mike Yeo perhaps being added to Bruce Boudreau's coaching staff, give their thoughts on the Bruins parting ways with head coach Bruce Cassidy, while also starting to look at some of the potential UFA's the Canucks could be shopping for when free agency opens in July.

The show wraps with a look at the action from the conference finals in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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With little news coming from the Vancouver Canucks, JPat and Wadden take a look at the amount of work the team needs to do with its UFA players in Abbotsford. The boys speculate who the organization would want to keep, while taking a look at the options the club could have when looking at adding a veteran backup goaltender to the mix.

Just a couple days away from the Rink Wide road trip to Kelowna, Wadden reveals that his golf plans have been derailed, after breaking his arm while playing baseball. The road trip will go on, just with one less golf bag to put in the trunk.

The show wraps with a look at the action from the conference finals in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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The Canucks announced earlier this week that Daniel and Henrik Sedin will move from their advisory positions to a role within player development, working on and off the ice with the players in Vancouver and Abbotsford. The club also added former Canuck Mikael Samuelsson and former NHL defenceman Mike Komisarek to the player development side. JPat and Wadden discuss what that says about the Sedins future in hockey, and what Samuelsson and Komisarek can bring to the table.

Rob Simpson from Vancouver Hockey Now joins the show and gives his insight on the Canucks latest hires, while giving a tip of the cap to Juho Lammikko who won a gold medal as a member of team Finland at the World Hockey Championship.

The show wraps with a preview of the conference finals in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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Sad news to begin this episode, as the Canucks released a statement about the passing of Brock Boeser's father Duke. JPat and Wadden give their condolences to the Boeser family, with Jeff reminiscing on what Duke meant to Brock and the entire Canucks organization.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province joins for his weekly chat, expanding on a tweet that JPat sent out in regard to Vancouver's lack of prospects chosen particularly out of the BC-based WHL teams. PJ dives deeper into the fact that the WHL is steps behind many other leagues in the world in developing NHL caliber prospects in the deeper rounds of the NHL draft. The boys then go over some of Jim Rutherford's comments that he made on Donnie & Dhali from Friday.

The show wraps with a look back at the Oilers big game 5 win in the BOA, eliminating the Flames from the Stanley Cup playoffs, while previewing game 6 between the Avs and Blues.

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The Canucks announced officially who was coming back and who was departing from Bruce Boudreau's coaching staff over the long weekend. JPat and Wadden discuss all of that, while diving into some of the comments that Boudreau made about his returning staff, and what he's gleaned from watching the Stanley Cup playoffs. Dan Murphy from Sportsnet joins the boys from Colorado, as he is in Denver covering the Avs and Blues series. Murph gives his insight on the future of JT Miller in Vancouver, and tells us where he feels the Canucks future is headed.

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News breaks that Canucks assistant coach Scott Walker isn't returning to Bruce Boudreau's staff for next season. JPat and Wadden speak to Patrick Johnston from Post Media/ The Province, as PJ gives some insight on why Walker isn't returning to Vancouver. The boys then take a look back at some of the key touch points of the 2021-22 season from the Canucks. The show wraps with some analysis on what Jeff and Andrew have seen so far from round two of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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JPat returns from his Hawaiian vacation, and gives his thoughts on Bruce Boudreau agreeing to return as the head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. The boys discuss whether or not Canucks management made the right decision keeping Boudreau, what the timeline looks like in making a decision on JT Miller, and Wadden asks JPat whether or not he would consider trading Brock Boeser to Minnesota for Kevin Fiala. The show wraps with a preview of round two of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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Wadden is joined once again with Patrick Johnston of Post Media/ The Province, where the boys begin the episode talking about the possibility of Russian UFA prospect Andrei Kuzmenko signing with the Canucks, what Linus Karlsson's future looks like with Vancouver, and some of the staffing changes the organization has made over the last week. The conversation then quickly changes to Bruce Boudreau, who the Canucks announced was officially returning for the 2022-23 season while the boys were recording the episode. PJ and Wadden go over that, and cap off the show with a preview of a big weekend in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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With JPat away on holiday, Patrick Johnston from Post Media/ The Province joins Wadden with a plethora of topics to go over, including the Canucks staying right where they ended up in the NHL Draft Lottery, sticking with the 15th overall spot. The boys also go over possible destinations for the proposed practice facility that Jim Rutherford mentioned was in the works, what front office decisions have been made thus far into the offseason, while also giving their thoughts on what came out of the Abbotsford Canucks end of year pressers.

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The Abbotsford Canucks season came to a close on Wednesday, with general manager Ryan Johnson speaking to the media on Friday. JPat and Wadden discuss what they heard from the baby Canucks head man, including Johnson explaining why Danila Klimovich was a healthy scratch during the playoffs, where he sees Jack Rathbone's game heading, and he gives an update on the future of head coach Trent Cull and his coaching staff.

The boys then take a look back at the season for the Canucks, picking their three standout games of the year from Vancouver.

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After hearing Thatcher Demko's agents comments about his client's injury being 'minor', but hesitating to answer whether or not the Canucks starting goalie will need a medical procedure, JPat and Wadden are left to speculate what is really the truth when it comes to the seriousness of the injury. The boys also go over the short playoff run the Abbotsford Canucks went on, while taking a look at Vancouver's organizational depth.

The show wraps with some awards that Wadden feels the Canucks should incorporate to their end of the year awards.

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As the dust completely settles on the Canucks season, Bruce Boudreau headed to his home in Hershey, Pennsylvania, taking the week to play some golf and evaluate his future. JPat and Wadden discuss the options Boudreau could have with other vacant coaching jobs around the NHL, while diving into game 1 of Calder Cup playoffs between the Abbotsford Canucks and the Bakersfield Condors.

Rob Simpson from Vancouver Hockey Now joins to discuss what he's hearing about Boudreau's future in Vancouver.

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Canucks president Jim Rutherford and general manager Patrik Allvin met with the media on Tuesday, giving some insight for the plans that are ahead for the organization this offseason. JPat and Wadden discuss Bruce Boudreau's contract status, what sort of changes the management team would like to see from the team on the ice, where the front office is at with shedding salary, while trying improve the team, and let the fans in on the changes that are going to be made at Rogers Arena over the summer.

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The Canucks players and Bruce Boudreau addressed the media over the weekend and on Monday. JPat and Wadden discuss Brock Boeser's challenging season, Elias Pettersson addressing his early struggles, Quinn Hughes stepping up in a leadership role, and Boudreau's future with the team.

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Canucks finish off the season with a 3-2 SO loss to the Oilers.

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Canucks wrap up their home schedule for the year with a 3-2 OT win over the Kings.

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A day after being mathematically eliminated from the playoff race, the Canucks took the day off ahead of the final two games of the season. JPat and Wadden discuss the news that Darren Dreger reported on the Sekeres & Price podcast, of Thatcher Demko requiring a medical procedure, as Vancouver's number one goalie was shutdown for the remainder of the season. The boys dig deep into Quinn Hughes' franchise record breaking season, while also looking at the recently released NHLPA Player's Poll which didn't feature a single Canucks player.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic stops in for his weekly chat with the boys.

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Canucks sweep the season series over the Kraken, with a 5-2 win, going 4-0 over Seattle this season.

Final Score: Kraken: 2 (Shots 32) Canucks: 5 (Shots 27) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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As the Canucks head into the final week of the season, they find themselves mathematically still alive in the playoff race. JPat and Wadden discuss what it will take for Vancouver to slip into a playoff spot, while acknowledging the fact that they will need a whole lot of help for that unlikely scenario to happen. The boys chat about Luke Schenn being nominated for the Bill Masterton Trophy, while digging further into the incredible seasons that JT Miller and Quinn Hughes have had for the Canucks.

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Canucks go into Calgary and get doubled up by the Flames 6-3.

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After two straight losses the Canucks head to Calgary to face the Pacific division leading Flames on Saturday, with their playoff hopes now out of their control. JPat and Wadden breakdown the loss to the Wild a little further, while taking a look at what it's going to take for Vancouver to somehow find its way into a playoff spot.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/ The Province joins for his weekly chat with the boys.

The show wraps with who the lads picked as their Players of the Week, and who they've got in the penalty box.

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Canucks playoff hopes looked to be dashed, after falling to the Wild 6-3 in Minnesota.

Post-game audio from Elias Pettersson and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 3 (Shots 24) Wild: 6 (Shots 32) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Licking their wounds from a 4-3 shootout loss to the lowly Ottawa Senators, the Canucks took to the road headed to Minnesota to face the Wild on Thursday night. JPat and Wadden dive deeper into the loss to Ottawa, while evaluating Vancouver's shootout success over the season.

Rob Simpson from Vancouver Hockey Now stops in for a chat, and gives his thoughts on where he feels the Canucks are headed going into the final five games of the season.

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Canucks snapped a 6-game winning streak, falling to the Senators 4-3 in a shootout.

Final Score/SO: Senators: 4 (Shots 31) Canucks: 3 (Shots 37) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Canucks extended their winning streak to 6-games after drumming the Stars 6-2.

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Canucks win a fifth straight after taming the Coyotes 7-1 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Alex Chiasson, and Bruce Boudreau.

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Canucks held an optional practice on Wednesday after edging Vegas 5-4 in overtime the night before. JPat and Wadden discuss Bruce Boudreau's decision to give the players the option to practice, while projecting what the road to the playoffs looks like for not only Vancouver, but also the teams that they're chasing.

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Canucks winning streak extends to four games, after topping the Golden Knights 5-4 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Quinn Hughes, Elias Pettersson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/OT: Golden Knights: 4 (Shots 45) Canucks: 5 (Shots 27) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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As the Canucks head into the final nine games of the season, JPat and Wadden breakdown the schedule ahead, while taking a look at the teams Vancouver is chasing. It was picture day at Rogers Arena with practice following. The boys give updates on the health of Brock Boeser and Tanner Pearson.

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Canucks win a third straight after doubling up the Sharks 4-2 on home ice.

Post-game audio from Alex Chiasson, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Sharks: 2 (Shots 37) Canucks: 4 (Shots 39) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Coming off a two-game road trip that saw the Canucks go 2-0, the team announced today that they have signed AHL goaltender Spencer Martin to a two-year, one-way contract. JPat and Wadden discuss what Martin brings as a potential backup to Thatcher Demko, while breaking down what the final 10 games of the season could look like for the Canucks.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province drops in for his weekly chat.

The show wraps with the boys Player of the Weeks picks, and who they've got in the Penalty Box this week.

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Canucks finish off a two-game road trip with a 5-1 win over the Coyotes, taking both games on the trip.

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Canucks snapped a three-game winless streak by beating the Vegas Golden Knights 5-1.

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The Canucks get set to head to Vegas for a two-game road trip that starts in Sin City, but first they practiced at Rogers Arena on Tuesday where we found out that Brock Boeser is suffering from an upper body injury and will not be going on the trip. JPat and Wadden discuss Boeser's future with the Canucks, while also taking a look at Kyle Burroughs returning to the lineup, Jack Rathbone being recalled from Abbotsford, and go over what's left for the Canucks as they head down the final stretch of the regular season.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic stops in from poolside in Vegas to discuss the road trip, and gives his thoughts on Bruce Boudreau's future in Vancouver.

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Day off for the Canucks after a 3-2 overtime loss to Vegas, so JPat and Wadden take a look at some numbers that hurt, while giving a list of things they'd like to see happen over the remaining 12 games. With the Masters starting this week, the boys decided to have some fun and put a Canucks spin on their picks.

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Canucks kicked off the home-and-home versus Vegas with a 3-2 loss in OT.

Post-game audio from Bo Horvat, JT Miller, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/OT: Golden Knights: 3 (Shots 30) Canucks: 2 (Shots 28) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Day off for the Canucks, yet speculation about Bruce Boudreau's future as the head coach of the team moving forward is swirling around the hockey world. JPat and Wadden discuss that topic a little further, while also looking ahead at the home-and-home the Canucks are facing next versus the Vegas Golden Knights.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/ The Province pops in for his weekly chat, and gives the details about his one-on-one sit down he had with Canucks GM Patrik Allvin.

The show wraps with who the boys got as their Players of the Week, and who they're placing in the Penalty Box this week.

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Coming off a second straight loss to the Blues, the Canucks practiced on Thursday, with Brady Keeper returning to the ice for the first time since breaking his leg back at training camp. JPat and Wadden discuss where Keeper fits with this team moving forward, breakdown the reality of making the playoffs, while also debating what Bruce Boudreau's future is with the team.

As the playoff push evaporates for the Canucks, the boys then looked at some individual goals that can be reached for some of the teams top players.

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Canucks drop both games in the home-and-home two-game set versus the Blues, falling 4-3 at Rogers Arena.

Post-game audio from Elias Pettersson, Luke Schenn, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Blues: 4 (Shots 24) Canucks: 3 (Shots 25) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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As the Canucks come back from a four-game road trip finishing 2-1-1, the final 14 games of the season sees the Canucks having to win likely 11 of those games to remain in the playoff chase. JPat and Wadden discuss whether or not they feel Jaro Halak can be relied upon if he were needed to start in a game of consequence, they breakdown the lack of scoring from Canuck forwards not named Miller, Horvat, Boeser, and Pettersson, while also diving in deeper to the struggles of Conor Garland.

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Canucks finish up a four-game road trip, falling to the Blues 4-1, finishing the road trip at 2-1-1.

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Canucks go into Dallas and get a big two points, topping the Stars 4-1.

Post-game audio from Thatcher Demko, Elias Pettersson, and Bruce Boudreau.

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As the Canucks head to the Lone Star state to play one of the biggest games of the season versus Dallas, JPat and Wadden discuss the potential recall of Will Lockwood from Abbotsford, while also drilling down on what they've seen from the team over the first two games of the road trip. Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province stops in for his weekly chat. The show wraps up with the boys giving their Players of the Week, plus who they've got in the Rink Wide Penalty box.

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Canucks put in a scrappy effort in Minnesota, but fall to the Wild 3-2 in overtime.

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Final Score/OT: Canucks: 2 (Shots 28) Wild: 3 (Shots 36) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Canucks snapped a three-game winless streak, topping the Avs 3-1 in Colorado.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Jaro Halak, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 3 (Shots 27) Avalanche: 1 (Shots 33) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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The Canucks presented the newest members of the team to the media on Tuesday, with Travis Dermott and Brad Richardson both speaking after practice. JPat and Wadden discuss what the new comers can bring to the lineup, while taking a look at the daunting four-game road trip that's ahead for the Canucks.

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JPat and Wadden breakdown all the moves the Canucks made ahead and on trade deadline day. Canucks GM Patrik Allvin explains the market for Tyler Motte, whether he had a trade in place for Jaro Halak, and how the rookie GM felt about what the team accomplished on his first trade deadline as the man in charge.

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Canucks finish off a seven-game homestand with a 3-2 OT loss to the Sabres.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Luke Schenn, Travis Dermott, Bruce Boudreau, and Patrik Allvin.

Final Score/OT: Sabres: 3 (Shots 29) Canucks: 2 (Shots 32) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Canucks lose a second straight game, falling to the Flames 5-2.

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A day after getting shutout by the Red Wings, JPat and Wadden breakdown how the Canucks will need to play .700 hockey over the final 20 games to keep themselves in the playoff race. The boys also discuss who the Flames will start in goal versus Vancouver on Saturday, if this weekends results will change the decisions that Canucks upper management will make going into Monday's trade deadline, and give their Players of the Week, plus who they've put in the Rink Wide Penalty Box.

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Canucks get shutout for a third time this season, falling to the Red Wings 1-0.

Post-game audio Elias Pettersson, Tanner Pearson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Red Wings: 1 (Shots 35) Canucks: 0 (Shots 43) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Coming off a win over the Devils, the Canucks returned to practice on Wednesday morning, with Elias Pettersson joining the group, but losing Nils Hoglander who sustained a lower body injury and left practice early. JPat and Wadden discuss the news of the day from practice, speculate how Bruce Boudreau will deploy his goaltending over the next three games, while taking a look at the Tomáš Hertl contract extension that the San Jose Sharks gave the 28-year forward.

Gemma Karstens-Smith from the Canadian Press joins and gives us her thoughts on the Canucks success under Bruce Boudreau, while touching on what she thinks Jim Rutherford and Patrik Allvin's approach will be heading into the trade deadline.

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Canucks snap a two-game winless streak, beating the Devils 6-3.

Post-game audio from Brock Boeser, Quinn Hughes, Nils Höglander, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Devils: 3 (Shots 35) Canucks: 6 (Shots 31) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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The Canucks with an off day on Monday, but the Rink Wide boys are working! JPat and Wadden try to make some sense of why the Canucks continue to start games slow, falling behind early far too many times as of late. They discuss who would be Tyler Motte's replacement if the team decides to move on from the player at the trade deadline, while also giving an update on Elias Pettersson's injury that kept him out versus the Lightning.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic stops in for his weekly chat, expanding on the Canucks slow starts, while also giving his thoughts on the future of Brock Boeser in Vancouver.

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Canucks are now winless over their last two games, falling to the reigning Stanley Cup champions Tampa Bay 2-1.

Post-game audio from Conor Garland, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Lightning: 2 (Shots 31) Canucks: 1 (Shots 36) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Canucks three-game winning streak came to an end after falling to the Capitals 4-3 in overtime.

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Canucks kicked off the seven-game homestand with a win over the Canadiens. JPat and Wadden dive deeper into Vancouver's good run of form as of late, praise the production of JT Miller, while teeing up the Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals, who are in town on Friday.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic joins for his weekly chat, telling the boys his thoughts on why the Canucks power play has been the best in the NHL since the All-Star break.

The show wraps with who the boys got as their Players of the Week, and who they've got in the Penalty Box.

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Canucks improve their winning streak to three games with a 5-3 win over the Canadiens.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Elias Pettersson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canadiens: 3 (Shots 25) Canucks: 5 (Shots 33) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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As the Canucks get set for the Montreal Canadiens who are in Vancouver on Wednesday, JPat and Wadden discuss the news from practice on Tuesday, taking a look at Brad Hunt's impact on the second power play unit, while also breaking down the importance of the first four games of the seven game homestand that the Canucks are about to embark on.

Daniel Wagner from Vancouver is Awesome joins the show and gives his thoughts on the Canucks current run of play, the playoff chase, and why JT Miller's trade market will open up wider in the offseason.

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After a successful four-game road trip, the Canucks return home with the next seven games on the schedule at Rogers Arena. JPat and Wadden go over the news from Monday's practice, while also unpacking their likes and dislikes from the eastern road trip.

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Canucks wrap up a four-game road trip with a 6-4 win over the Maple Leafs.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Bo Horvat, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 6 (Shots 29) Maple Leafs: 4 (Shots 38) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Canucks head to Toronto looking to win the week and finish the four-game road trip with three wins. JPat and Wadden discuss the challenges the Leafs present, while also digging into what the team should do with Tyler Motte, and also sinking their teeth into whether or not the Colorado Avalanche would dangle Bowen Byram in a trade package for JT Miller.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province joins for his weekly chat with the boys, with David Alter from The Leafs Nation in Toronto stopping by after PJ to give the Leafs side of the story in Saturdays tilt with the Canucks.

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Canucks bounce back from a loss in New Jersey, beating the Islanders 4-3 on Long Island.

Post-game audio from Brock Boeser, Brad Hunt, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 4 (Shots 38) Islanders: 3 (Shots 27) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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The Canucks returned to the ice in Long Island on Wednesday, where Bruce Boudreau shook up his lines at practice. JPat and Wadden discuss what they think those changes could present for the Canucks when they face the Islanders on Thursday night. The boys also discuss the lack of five-on-five production from captain Bo Horvat.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic drops in for his weekly chat, and gives a preview of the Canucks and Islanders, while telling the boys about what celebrities he's run into while staying in NYC.

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The Canucks climb out of the swamp after getting drowned by the Devils 7-2 on Monday night, and head back to NYC with a full team day off on Tuesday. JPat and Wadden dig a little deeper into the loss, while getting set for Thursday nights tilt on Long Island versus the Islanders. Rob Simpson from Vancouver Hockey Now joins the show from New York and gives his thoughts on how the Canucks have performed so far on this eastern road trip.

The boys also finally announce the incredible contest they've been teasing in partnership with Golf Kelowna.

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Canucks three-game win streak came to a halt after falling to the Devils 7-2 in New Jersey.

Post-game audio from Conor Garland and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 2 (Shots 38) Devils: 7 (Shots 33) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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Canucks win a third straight, after topping the Rangers 5-2 at Madison Square Garden.

Post-game audio from Matthew Highmore, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 5 (Shots 34) Rangers: 2 (Shots 33) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions

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As the Canucks wrapped its three game home stand on Thursday, they head to New York City for three games versus the Rangers, Devils and Islanders, before wrapping up the road trip in Toronto on March 5th. JPat and Wadden update the Canucks playoff chances, while unpacking what they saw from what was a successful home stand for Vancouver.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province joins for his weekly chat, as he updates the status of Jason Dickinson, who left the game with an injury versus Calgary, while also giving his take on what Jim Rutherford and Patrik Allvin's approach should be heading into March 21st NHL trade deadline.

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Canucks snapped the Flames 10-game winning streak, drumming Calgary 7-1.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Thatcher Demko, and Bruce Boudreau.

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The Canucks returned to practice on Wednesday morning, ahead of their game versus the red-hot Calgary Flames on Thursday. JPat and Wadden breakdown the Canucks side of the matchup, while also unpacking the JT Miller trade speculation that's coming out of Toronto. Kristen Anderson from Post Media in Calgary joins to give the Flames side of the story heading into Thursday nights tilt at Rogers Arena.

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After beating the Seattle Kraken 5-2 last night, the Canucks took the day off, but JPat and Wadden did not, as they unpacked the win over the Kraken a little further, while debating the future of Bo Horvat with the team. Harman Dayal from the Athletic joined the show for his weekly chat and gave his thoughts on Elias Pettersson's recent run of success, while gauging just who he thinks will be leaving Vancouver ahead of the NHL trade deadline.

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Canucks bounce back after a tough loss to Anaheim, topping the Seattle Kraken 5-2.

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Canucks two-game winning streak gets snapped, after falling to the Anaheim Ducks 7-4.

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The Canucks are at the 50-game mark having played 25 under Travis Green and now 25 under Bruce Boudreau. JPat breaks down the splits between the two coaches. The boys talk to Patrick Johnston from the Province, who gives his thoughts on what he saw at practice today. The show wraps with JPat and Wadden giving their Players of the Week, and who they got in the Penalty Box this week.

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Canucks blow a two goal lead twice, but hold on to edge the Sharks 5-4 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Conor Garland, Kyle Burroughs, and Bruce Boudreau.

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As the Vancouver Canucks get set to face the San Jose Sharks on Thursday, the team learned on Wednesday morning that Matthew Highmore has returned to the lineup after being out in COVID protocol. JPat and Wadden breakdown what Highmore will bring to the lineup, after skating on his usual line with Tyler Motte and Juho Lammikko at practice. The boys also debate whether a best-on-best international tournament is better served at the Olympics or at a World Cup of hockey.

Kevin Woodley from InGoal Magazine joins to talk about the Canucks goaltending and whether or not Thatcher Demko should be in consideration for the Vezina Trophy this season.

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The Canucks hit the ice after a day off and found out that the BC government had eliminated the capacity limits for large indoor events, giving the team a chance to open the arena up to full capacity starting this Saturday when Vancouver welcomes in Anaheim. JPat and Wadden discuss the advantage that could bring the team, as 19 of the remaining 33 games on the schedule will be played at Rogers Arena. The boys go over what was a gruelling practice for the Canucks as they get set to battle the Sharks on Thursday, while also looking at the roster moves that are ahead for the team with Quinn Hughes and possibly Matthew Highmore returning to the lineup in San Jose. The show wraps with a healthy debate on whether or not Thatcher Demko should be in the Vezina Trophy conversation.

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After a big win on Saturday night versus the Leafs, the Canucks get a bit of time between games, with San Jose next up on the schedule this Thursday. JPat and Wadden discuss the win over the Leafs, breakdown the Flames trade for Tyler Toffoli, while looking at what moves Canucks management might be interested in making as the trade deadline approaches.

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Canucks score twice in the first and hang on for a 3-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Thatcher Demko, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Maple Leafs: 2 (Shots 53) Canucks: 3 (Shots 24)

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With the vaunted Toronto Maple Leafs coming to town on Saturday night, JPat and Wadden breakdown the Canucks lines from practice on Friday, where Bruce Boudreau loaded up his top line with Bo Horvat, Brock Boeser and JT Miller. The boys speculate who will matchup with who, and give their thoughts on whether Travis Hamonic will return to the Canucks blueline, after practicing with the team on Friday.

Patrick Johnston stops by for his weekly chat.

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The Canucks continue to make progressive moves adding hockey hall of fame member Cammi Granato to its front office in an assistant general manager role. JPat and Wadden give their thoughts on how Granato will fit into the front office, while praising Jim Rutherford who continues to be a trailblazer when it comes to filling out his front office in Vancouver.

The boys give their Player of the Week picks, and who they got in the Penalty Box this week.

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Canucks get doubled up by the Islanders 6-3.

Post-game audio from Bo Horvat, Luke Schenn, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Islanders: 6 (Shots 27) Canucks: 3 (Shots 37)

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Canucks come back from the all-star break and tame the Coyotes 5-1.

Post-game audio from JT Miller, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Coyotes: 1 (Shots 36) Canucks: 5 (Shots 29)

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The Canucks got back to the ice on Monday without their best defenceman in Quinn Hughes who was placed in COVID protocol, while Matthew Highmore, Elias Pettersson and Tucker Poolman were also absent.

JPat and Wadden breakdown everything from practice, including Conor Garland sporting a pair of black and yellow gloves, perhaps suggesting that the Canucks could be breaking out the vintage downhill skate sweaters soon.

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JPat and Wadden are joined by weekly contributor Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province for a walk around the Pacific Division. The boys go over who are the contenders, potential buyers, and who will be sellers heading into the trade deadline.

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As the NHL heads to Vegas for the All-Star game, JPat and Wadden take a look at game as a whole, breaking down what they like and dislike, while presenting their all-time lists of Canucks players that have represented at the game.

Eric Stephens from the Athletic in Anaheim joins to talk about Pat Verbeek getting hired as the Ducks new general manager.

The show wraps with the boys handing out their Player of the Week picks, and who they got in the Penalty Box this week.

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The Canucks returned home from a four-game road trip where they went 2-1-1 and hit the all-star break currently four points out of a playoff spot sitting in sixth place in the Pacific division. JPat and Wadden breakdown exactly what it's going to take for the Canucks to make a run at the playoffs, and go over what they feel Jim Rutherford and Patrik Allvin's game plan will be for the rest of this season. Harman Dayal from the Athletic in Vancouver also stops by for his weekly chat with the boys.

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Canucks finish off a four-game road trip falling in Nashville 4-2 to the Preds, finishing the trip at 2-1-1 as they head into the All-Star break.

Final Score: Canucks: 2 (Shots 32) Predators: 4 (Shots 28)

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Canucks go into Chicago and leave with a 3-1 win.

Post-game audio from Luke Schenn, Jaroslav Halak, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 3 (Shots 32) Blackhawks: 1 (Shots 21)

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Canucks get shutout in Calgary, falling 1-0 in overtime to the Flames.

Post-game audio from Tyler Motte and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/OT: Canucks: 0 (Shots 15) Flames: 1 (Shots 32)

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Canucks all-star goaltender Thatcher Demko was on the ice with his teammates in Calgary on Friday, ahead of Vancouver's game versus the Flames on Saturday. JPat and Wadden discuss the conundrum the team now has with its backup goaltender spot, go over what is the right return in a trade for JT Miller, and they take a look at how the Canucks blueline could shapeup if Tucker Poolman isn't available versus the Flames.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/ The Province stops by for a chat and gives some in-depth information on how Demko's COVID protocol situation played out, while also previewing the Canucks and Flames.

The show wraps with the boys giving their Player of the Week picks, who they got in the Penalty Box this week, and Wadden waves the white flag in the Fantasy Draft.

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Canucks snapped a three-game losing streak topping the Jets 5-1 in Winnipeg.

Post-game audio from Spencer Martin, JT Miller, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 5 (Shots 33) Jets: 1 (Shots 34)

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The Canucks introduced Patrik Allvin as the 12th general manager in team history, and the first Swedish GM in NHL history. Allvin and team president Jim Rutherford spoke with the media on Wednesday. JPat and Wadden breakdown everything they heard from the news conference, and tee-up the four-game road trip the team is about to embark on.

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Canucks lose a third straight at home, falling to the Oilers 3-2 in overtime.

Post-game audio from Spencer Martin and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/OT: Oilers: 3 (Shots 50) Canucks: 2 (Shots 27)

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JPat and Wadden unpack the Canucks hiring of Emilie Castonguay as an assistant general manager, making her the first female AGM in the organizations history.

The boys also take a look at the Canucks at the 41-game mark, handing out their midseason MVP, best defenceman, unsung hero, most exciting player, and who they feel has been the biggest disappointment thus far this season.

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Canucks lose a second straight falling to the Blues 3-1 on Bruce Boudreau's 1000th game behind an NHL bench.

Post-game audio from Quinn Hughes, Mikey DiPietro, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Blues: 3 (Shots 17) Canucks: 1 (Shots 39)

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Canucks return to Rogers Arena for the first time since mid December and fall to the Panthers 2-1 in shootout.

Post-game audio from Spencer Martin, Tyler Myers, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/SO: Panthers: 2 (Shots 34) Canucks: 1 (Shots 28)

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The Canucks opened practice on Thursday morning without the teams top scorer and all-star goaltender on the ice, as JT Miller and Thatcher Demko tested positive for COVID-19. JPat and Wadden discuss who they think will get the start in goal versus the Panthers on Friday, while also unpacking the news of Rachel Doerrie getting added to the Canucks front office in the analytics department.

Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province joins and gives his thoughts on the Doerrie hire, gives an update on the Canadian border situation, and tells us the latest on what he's hearing in the Canucks general manager search.

The show wraps with who JPat and Wadden have as their Players of the Week and who they got in the Penalty Box this week.

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The Canucks make their way back home after five-games on the road, where the team went 2-3-0. JPat and Wadden comb through the road trip, while giving the latest update on where the Canucks realistically stand in the playoff race. The boys also debate whether or not Jim Rutherford should trade JT Miller. Daniel Wagner from Vancouver is Awesome/Pass it to Bulis joins for a chat and tells us why the Elias Pettersson game tying goal versus the Predators shouldn't have counted.

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Canucks finish off the five-game road trip with a 3-1 win over the Predators.

Post-game audio from Brock Boeser, Thatcher Demko, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 3 (Shots 24) Predators: 1 (Shots 32)

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The Canucks snapped a three-game losing streak beating the Capitals on Sunday, so they head now to Nashville to wrap up the five-game road trip. JPat and Wadden take a look at the road trip thus far, dissect where Elias Pettersson's game is headed, and try to navigate how Bruce Boudreau will handle his goaltending duties over the rest of the month. Harman Dayal from the Athletic drops by for his weekly chat, and tells us why Nils Hoglander defensive game has struggled, while projecting where he sees Pettersson heading.

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Canucks snap a three-game losing streak doubling up the Capitals 4-2.

Post-game audio from Elias Petterson and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 4 (Shots 32) Capitals: 2 (Shots 33)

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Canucks lose a third straight after falling to the Hurricanes 4-1.

Post-game audio from Bo Horvat and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 1 (Shots 31) Hurricanes: 4 (Shots 33)

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JPat and Wadden dive deeper into the Canucks first two losses on their five-game road trip. The boys focus in on the lack of production from the Canucks top scorers, while giving praise to the fourth line that has stepped up over the last three games. Patrick Johnston from Post Media/The Province joins the show and gives tells us his thoughts on how the Canucks have fared over the last two games, while giving his take on the struggles of some the top players. The show wraps with who JPat and Wadden have as their Players of the Week and who they got in the Penalty Box for this week.

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Canucks lose a second straight and are now 0-2 on the five-game road trip, after falling 4-2 to the Lightning.

Post-game audio from Quinn Hughes, Matthew Highmore, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score: Canucks: 2 (Shots 26) Lightning: 4 (Shots 21)

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After sustaining their first regulation loss under Bruce Boudreau, the Canucks head to Tampa to face the reigning back-to-back Stanley Cup champs. JPat and Wadden dive into the season the Lightning have had thus far. Harman Dayal from the Athletic in Vancouver joins to talk about the daunting road trip the Canucks are currently on, and gives his opinion on how the Canucks blueline can be more productive offensively.

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Canucks unbeaten streak ends at nine games after falling to the Panthers 5-2.

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Final Score: Canucks: 2 (Shots 44) Panthers: 5 (Shots 26)

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JPat and Wadden touch on Brock Boeser, Elias Pettersson and Jason Dickinson skating for the first time with the team since entering COVID protocol. The boys discuss the tough five-game road trip the team is about to embark on that sees the Canucks face five of the top-10 teams in the NHL. Daniel Wagner from Vancouver is Awesome stops in for a chat, telling us what he liked best from the first half of the Canucks season, and where he sees things headed under Jim Rutherford.

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JPat and Wadden unpack the news of the Canucks and Senators game getting postponed. We hear from Bruce Boudreau and Bo Horvat who addressed the media on Friday morning. Plus JPat gives his mid-term marks for the Canucks players at what was supposed to be the 41-game mark of the season.

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Canucks woke up this morning to the news of Elias Pettersson entering the COVID protocol. JPat and Wadden unpack that news, plus touch on the play of JT Miller this season. Rob Simpson from Vancouver Hockey Now joins the show to talk about his first year on the Canucks beat, and where he sees this season headed for the Canucks.

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Day off the for the Canucks so the boys take a look at the 9-games under Bruce Boudreau, what the road trip looks like for the Canucks starting next week, which former Canuck players could be on the Olympic roster, and have a chat with Harman Dayal from the Athletic.

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With seven days between games the Canucks have a week of practices to look forward to before they face the Ottawa Senators on Saturday, which has given Bruce Boudreau has the ability to hold a mid-season training camp. JPat and Wadden break down the news from Tuesday's practice, take a look at Quinn Hughes' defensive improvements, speculate what the future holds for JT Miller and the Canucks, while also giving their Players of the Week and who they got in the Penalty Box this week.

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Canucks go down the I-5 and catch the Kraken with a 5-2 win, improving to 8-0-1 under Bruce Boudreau.

Post-game audio from Tyler Motte, Tanner Pearson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 35)
Kraken: 2 (Shots 32)

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Canucks winning streak came to a close, after falling 2-1 in a shootout to the Kings.

Post-game audio from Conor Garland, Bo Horvat, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 1 (Shots 18)
Kings: 2 (Shots 35)

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JT Miller scores the overtime winner, as the Canucks topped the Ducks 2-1 in OT for a seventh straight win.

Post-game audio from JT Miller and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/OT:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 37)
Ducks: 1 (Shots 23)

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JPat and Wadden pick their hits and misses from the Canucks season so far, while each giving one bold prediction for the second half of the season.

Happy holidays everyone!

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Special Farm Report edition of the show, as JPat and Wadden talk all things Abbotsford Canucks with Ben Lypka from the Abbotsford News. The boys go over Mikey DiPietro's struggles, 18-year old Danila Klimovich's first pro year, how Will Lockwood's season is going so far, and get an update on the health status of Jack Rathbone and Jett Woo.

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JPat and Wadden discuss the Canucks final day of practice before the holiday break, while giving their opinion on the NHL pulling its players out of the Olympics.

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Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson talked about what we may see the rest of the week, if anything for the Vancouver Canucks. We heard from Bruce Boudreau on how he is preparing the team and what he can do to implement his systems, having come in mid-season. We also heard from Captain, Bo Horvat.

The guys also talked about Hockey Canada and their decision to withdraw from the Spengler Cup and the double standard of letting the World Juniors happening in Alberta.

On the other side, we continued to hear from Horvat on his thoughts about how the team has handled Covid cases, as opposed to last year. The guys also revisited some clips of President, Jim Rutherford about the cancellation of the Leafs game. Says they were dispointed but safety comes first. Horvat talked about the new regime and what they bring. There was also some discussion on the topic of the day that involved bringing the skate back.

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Andrew and Jeff talked about the potential of there not being a game this weekend. We rolled through the Leafs lineup. Talked about the potential of a league wide stoppage.

After talking about the Covid surge. The guys got onto the acutal hockey the Canucks have been playing and how this is not a good time for a stoppage, of course knowing that health and safety come first.

Patrick Johnston of the Province joined Wadden and JPat. Talked about the latest with the Canucks and how the next days could play out. Talked about potential political concessions that have been made to see this weekend go through and everything that the Leafs bring. Talked about the team. Says that Tyler Myers is playing like the player we all wanted to pretend he was. Some of it is getting to play with Quinn Hughes. That partnerships has been a big homerun. Talked about Rutherford. He is a realist. JR says they are not in a position to trade futures. Talked about potential hires from Rutherford and some names that would fit the bill.

On the other side, the guys talked about their players of the week and who ended up in the penalty box. There was also a little bit of time, despite Wadden hoping there wouldn’t be, for an update on the fantasy standing!

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Canucks winning streak extends to six games after topping the San Jose Sharks 5-2.

Post-game audio from Brock Boeser and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score:
Canucks: 5 (Shots 30)
Sharks: 2 (Shots 36)

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JPat and Wadden unpack the news of the day, as the Canucks hired Derek Clancey as an Assistant General Manager, and found out that there were no new positive COVID results from any of the players as they headed out to San Jose to face the Sharks.

The boys also focused on the importance of the eight games that remain on the schedule in December, take a look at how the first 30 games of the season played out, and JPat breaks down some player point projections for the remaining 52 games left on the schedule.

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Canucks win a fifth straight, coming back from down 3-0, to beat the Blue Jackets 4-3.

Final Score:
Blue Jackets: 3 (Shots 23)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 39)

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Andrew and Jeff kicked off the show talking about Jim Rutherford and what they took from his press conference today. We heard clips of Jim talking about how he plans to fill out the front office. They talked about what the timeline leading to when we may start to see moves made with the roster.

Harm Dayal of the Athletic joined Wadden and JPat to talk about the news of the day. Talked about the strategy of Jim Rutherford moving forward based on his press conference from today. Says it’s hard to base any opinions on the first 20 games of the season. Now that the team is rolling, you still won’t make any decisions on the first four games of the Boudreau era. Says by January, the Boudreau bump will be over. Really likes the timeline do decipher what this team is and isn’t. Talked about where the team could go with the front office. Wonders if JR will go with someone in his immediate circle or if he will find someone bright outside. Mentions the name, Laurence Gilman. Talked about the job MacFarland did in Colorado with the defence and how that could be on his radar. Harm feels that Rutherford is well aware with what he needs and what he has. Will be fascinating to see how he handles the challenge. Talked about how JR handled questions about Quinn Hughes. Talked about the changes the Canucks need to make to fix the culture of the organization.

On the other side of Harm we hear more from Jim Rutherford. He explains why one of the hard parts of the job is managing up and dealing with the owner. JPat said he didn’t seem the least bit fazed with Francesco sitting right beside him. We also hear from the owner on what the last couple of weeks have been like for the organization. He explains why there was such an overhaul. The guys talked about what kind of person Jim Rutherford is looking for to be the next GM of the Canucks.

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Canucks win a fourth straight after topping the Hurricanes 2-1.

Post-game audio from Elias Pettersson, Bo Horvat, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score:
Hurricanes: 1 (Shots 29)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 26)

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Three straight wins for the Canucks as they smash the Jets 4-3 in a shootout. Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson break the game down with post-game audio from Bruce Boudreau, Thatcher Demko and Conor Garland.

Final Score/SO:
Jets: 3 (Shots 37)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 36)

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Andrew and Jeff talked about Jim Rutherford and what he brings to the Canucks. The guys talked about who could potentially fill the open GM role. Also touching on the kind of player and job number 1 for JR. They talked about the job that he did in Pittsburgh and the guys who rounded out the roster and supported the stars on the team. Including a guy like Nick Bonino in the 2016 cup run.

Wadden and JPat caught up with Sean Gentillie of the Athletic in Pittsburgh. Talked about if this is a good move for the Canucks, based off what he saw in PIT. He is going to do something and that is the overarching theory on this executive. Maybe he gets on a run and wins a couple cups or guides this thing off the rails. Expect to be busy, even if it’s low level stuff. He had the autonomy he needed there. He became accustomed to that. Talked about what really stood out to him in Rutherford’s time there.

We hear from the guys on who is their player of the week and in the dreaded penalty box. A bit of a twist this week. Tune in to find out! Also, there may or may not be a contest announcement on the show this week. You’ll have to tune in!

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Canucks win a second in a row topping the Bruins 2-1 in a shootout.

Post audio from Brock Boeser, Quinn Hughes, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score/SO:
Bruins: 1 (Shots 36)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 32)

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Andrew and Jeff talked about Bruce Boudreau and how his tenure with the Canucks has started. They talked about the utilization of the team’s stars.

We heard from the coach after his media availability and he talked about how he wants to operate the penalty kill. The guys talked about how much they liked what he has to say but that now it’s up to the players. We also heard from Quinn Hughes.

On the other side, we heard from J.T. Miller, who described that coming to the rink will be fun now. Wadden and JPat broke that down. The guys run through some candidates for the vacant GM role with the Canucks. Laurence Gilman is a popular candidate amongst the guys and fans.

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Canucks kicked off the Bruce Boudreau era with a 4-0 win over the Kings.

Post-game audio from Brock Boeser, Elias Pettersson, and Bruce Boudreau.

Final Score:
Kings: 0 (Shots 31)
Canucks: 4 (Shots 30)

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Canucks kicked off a six-game homestand falling to the Penguins 4-1.

Post-game audio from Bo Horvat, Tyler Motte, and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Penguins: 4 (Shots 44)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 23)

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Andrew and JPat started off the show by setting up the upcoming home stand and seeing Sidney Crosby for the 9th time in his NHL career. Both of them think there needs to be a statue outside the stadium commemorating the gold medal and the golden goal by Sidney Crosby in Vancouver 2010. Talked about why there is a statue of Roger Nielson waving the white towel.

Patrick Johnston of Post Media joined and started off by talking about Travis Hamonic and why he has gone up and right back down. PJ understands the TH will play tomorrow for Abby. Talked about why they should put in a waiver claim for Kale Clague. Talked about Will Lockwood and what he could bring. We know how Travis Green feels about safe options and Dowling is that in this moment. Talked about the run of play by Luke Schenn. He has been really good with Hughes. QH has found his game. Talked about Podkolzin. Talked about Höglander and his recent production. Talked about what the team will need in the next 6 games at home. They are in a little bit of a holding pattern.

Came off the call talking about not being able to see the Canucks go back to Mike Gillis. They talked about Alex Edler coming to town. We also heard Wadden and JPat’s player of the week, who is in the penalty box. And as much as Andrew tried to put it off, the updated standings to their fantasy Canucks pool.

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The show kicked off with Andrew and Jeff started the show off by debating which goal vs OTT was better, the Schenn or Miller effort. They talked about Travis Hamonic and his place in the team. They wondered why Brad Hunt hasn’t been snuck through waivers just to get a few games in. The guys talked about the decision the Canucks have to make on one or more of their superstars and if Boeser has a place on the American Olympic team.

Daniel Wagner of VIA joined the guys to talk about how great the Canucks winning is! Says they needed those wins badly. They had some good games but weren’t getting the results. Talked about Brock Boeser and the season he is having. Says he is having a strong underlying game, like EP, but you aren’t seeing it on the score sheet. Thats fine, but that isn’t what they are paying him for. Talked about Jason Dickinson. His 5v5 defence has been very good. The lowest goals against per 60 minutes for Canucks forwards. The bad part is, it isn’t translating to the PK at all. He is being asked to do more and isn’t capable of doing that. He is terrible in the face-off circle. Wags thinks he could be better as a winger. Talked about EP40. Says the only thing he can do is outthink other players. Talked about Hamonic and when we could see him back in the lineup. Talked about what he expects from the upcoming home stand. He has learned not to expect anything. There is a chance they could go on a run. Not letting himself be optimistic. Talked about what he thinks will happen with Travis Green.

Following that the guys debated whether Evander Kane would be a good fit with the team.

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Canucks finished off a five-game road trip topping the Senators 6-2.

Post-game audio from Bo Horvat, Luke Schenn, and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Canucks: 6 (Shots 35)
Senators: 2 (Shots 21)

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Wadden and JPat took a look at the farm and talked about who could come up and help. Even a guy like PDG, who everyone thought was going to make the team out of camp wouldn’t come up and be able to change the fortune. He could at least kill penalties, though…

Senators on TSN Play by Play man and our old friend, Jon Abbott joined Andrew and Jeff to talk about how the Senators have fared this season.

Talked about the future of Travis Green and Jim Benning, on the other side of Abbs.

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Canucks snapped a four-game losing streak beating the Canadiens 2-1.

Post game audio from Elias Pettersson, Thatcher Demko, and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 42)
Canadiens: 1 (Shots 34)

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Canucks suffered a fourth straight loss after falling to the Bruins 3-2.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 38)
Bruins: 3 (Shots 42)

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The Vancouver Canucks... again.... can't come up with a win. Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson break it all down in this edition of Rink Wide Post-Game.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 41)
Blue Jackets: 4 (Shots 21)

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A happy edition of Rink Wide… well we tried.

Harman Dayal of the Athletic joined and broke down the order of events that needs to happen first before you move on the coach. Talked about where the players fit into all this and how much they expect something to go wrong before the game even starts. Says at this stage, the locker room has lost faith. If you are going to have success, they can’t move forward together. Talked about his respect for Höglander. He is just an Energizer bunny, all the time.

JPat and Wadden tell us who is their player of the week and who is in the dreaded penalty box.

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Canucks kicked off a five-game road trip losing to the Penguins 4-1.

Final Score:
Canucks: 1 (Shots 37)
Penguins: 4 (Shots 37)

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The guys look into the maintenance day J.T. Miller was on and looked ahead to the upcoming road trip.

We talked to Sean Gentile of the Athletic to talk about the Penguins and their slow start.

On the other side we talk about the Botchford Project and the legacy of Jason Botchford and how he shaped the media landscape in this city.

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Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson look ahead to the upcoming road trip and the games at home that will follow that. They delve into the possibility of if it is too early to start looking into a blockbuster trade and what pieces would be involved.

We hear from the host of Donnie & Dhali, Rick Dhaliwal on what he is hearing about the Canucks from his vast network.

We get into some #AskJPat questions from your texts and tweets.

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Canucks fall to the Blackhawks 1-0 and wrap up a three-game homestand 1-2-0.

Post game audio from Bo Horvat, JT Miller, Conor Garland, and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Blackhawks: 1 (Shots 24)
Canucks: 0 (Shots 40)

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Canucks snap a five-game winless streak topping the Jets 3-2.

Post game audio from Kyle Burroughs, Thatcher Demko, and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Jets: 2 (Shots 39)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 29)

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Andrew and Jeff went Wall-2-Wall with their thoughts on the Jim Benning Presser and what they thought was the most telling from the most damning clips.

We get the players of the week from both Wadden and JPat and who they have in their dreaded penalty box. Spoiler alert, there was a 5 minute major!

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Canucks fall.... yet again to the Avalanche in their first game back home in Vancouver. We break it all down and hear from Quinn Hughes and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Avalanche: 4 (Shots 30)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 34)

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The guys talked about the big meeting between ownership and GM Jim Benning. We heard from the Canucks Captain and the guys broke down their thoughts on what they heard.

Vancouver royalty, Don Taylor joined the show to talk about the shocking start to the season. Donnie talked about past era’s that this season reminds him. Referenced the Messier days. You could argue that these are the darkest days. Talked about Pettersson and the lack of strength. Says he is getting beaten too easily and falling down a whole lot. Wonders if there is a book on him.

We dip into some #AskJPat questions from you.

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Canucks get back from the three-game road trip winless in over their last four games. JPat and Wadden try to put the pieces together with a fanbase that's at its wits end with the teams management group. Harman Dayal from the Athletic joins the show and discusses the Canucks dreadful penalty kill, whether he thinks Travis Green can survive this mess, and if he feels there is a fracture in the dressing room.

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Canucks wrapped up a three-game road trip falling 5-1 to the Ducks.

Final Score:
Canucks: 1 (Shots 27)
Ducks: 5 (Shots 38)

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Canucks go up 2-0 to start the game, but eventually fall 7-4 to the Golden Knights.

Post game audio from Travis Green.

Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 43)
Golden Knights: 7 (Shots 39)

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The guys continue to talk about the drubbing the Canucks took at the hand of the Colorado Avalanche.

We hear from Patrick Johnston on much of the same.

We hear the NHL’s explanation for the two game suspension for Tucker Poolman. Also an update on the Canucks Fantasy stats.

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Canucks kickoff a three-game road trip with a 7-1 loss to the Avalanche.

Post game audio from Bo Horvat, and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Canucks: 1 (Shots 22)
Avalanche: 7 (Shots 35)

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The guys take a deep dive into the stats and what’s making headlines.

Peter Baugh or the Athletic in Colorado joined to update and everything that we can expect from the Avs in the next couple games.

The guys run down their players of the week and who is in the dreaded penalty box.

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Canucks wrap up a seven game homestand falling to the Ducks 3-2 in overtime.

Post game audio JT Miller, Elias Pettersson, and Travis Green.

Final Score (OT):
Ducks: 3 (Shots 30)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 43)

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Coming off a big 6-3 win over the Stars last night at Rogers Arena, JPat and Wadden dive deep into the Canucks power play success, while trying to figure out how the leagues worst penalty kill can right the ship. Daniel Wagner joins from Vancouver is Awesome and gives his insight on who he thinks would be best suited to join the penalty kill unit, and just why he feels Nils Hoglander has been one of the Canucks most consistent players this year.

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Canucks double up the Stars 6-3, scoring three times on the power play.

Post game audio from JT Miller, Elias Pettersson, and Travis Green

Final Score:
Stars: 3 (Shots 28)
Canucks: 6 (Shots 36)

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Canucks drop a their fourth game on the 7-game home stand falling to the Predators 3-2.

Post audio from Brock Boeser, Tyler Myers and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Predators: 3 (Shots 28)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 28)

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The guys kicked off the show by setting up the upcoming game vs the Predators on Friday night. They talked about the PP and how it set up at practice.

Patrick Johnston joined for the first in-studio guest for the show. Talked about the comparisons between this team and the 19/20 team. Talked all sorts of PP talk.

On the other side we dive into who Wadden and JPat are putting in their penalty box and players of the week. Also joined by a very special guest, Corey Basso of Whitecaps Play by Play on the radio.

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The guys got right into it with looking into the OT win over the NYR. Talked about the story through the first 10 games. JPat spoke with Brandon Sutter and gave an update on his status.

Harman Dayal of the Athletic joined the guys. Says the biggest part of the NYR game was snapping the losing streak. The team just needed to win so badly. Going 0-4 would not have been able to fly in this marketplace. They need to put last year in the rearview. Talked about the 3rd period scramble. Talked to the amount of shots the Canucks are giving up. Doesn’t think the Canucks will ever be an above average defensive team. There is merit to saying that 5 on 5 is trending up for this team. They are showing some stability. It’s about the special teams that need to work in their favour to get to the playoffs. Talked about the usage of Garland on the PP. Talked about the dangers of putting Hamonic and Schenn together. Expected TM to be rusty after the time off. Didn’t like the look of the pair. Overall the team played a strong game 5 on 5 vs NYR. Talked about Podkolzin and his effort vs NYR. Harm thinks he is becoming more comfortable as every game passes. Talked about where he would play on the PP if an opportunity came up.

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Canucks snap a three-game losing streak after topping the Rangers 3-2 in OT.

Post game audio from Thatcher Demko, JT Miller, Conor Garland and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Rangers: 2 (Shots 25)
Canucks: 3 (Shots 36) OT

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The guys started off with the news of the day for the Canucks and that is Travis Hamonic.

We heard from Travis Hamonic and his opening statement to the media from today. Wadden and JPat broke it down after hearing from him.

We hear from Tyler Motte as the guys go on to discuss why this is a big year for him. Looking ahead, they talked about the upcoming game vs the Rangers and how many goals could come from that game.

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Canucks drop a third straight falling to the Oilers 2-1.

Post audio from Bo Horvat, Brock Boeser and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Oilers: 2 (Shots 34)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 30)

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The guys spent some time chatting about who we might see go up against McDavid and Draisaitl. We heard from Travis Green from practice earlier in the day.

Patrick Johnston of Post Media joined the program. He addressed everything from the game this weekend vs Edmonton to the kind of defensemen Quinn Hughes is. Says that Horvat should be up against McDavid. Even though nobody can catch up with him. It keeps the lotto line together up against the likes of Draisaitl. Power vs power.

On the other side of that we hear, again, from Travis Green. The guys debated who should be staffing the Power Play, including where Garland would best fit in. JPat talks about his thoughts on having two defensemen on the PP. We hear from Brock Boeser being back on the Power Play. We also take a look at the standings of our in-house Canucks pool. It’s not good for one of them…

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Canucks drop a second straight after falling to the Flyers 2-1 at home.

Post-game audio from Quinn Hughes, Luke Schenn and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Flyers: 2 (Shots 28)
Canucks: 1 (Shots 28)

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Rink Wide! The Show that always scores. Hosted by Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson. On a full team day off, the guys chat a bit about the home-opener and the loss to to the Wild. We hear from Travis Green and his thoughts on what they didn’t do in the game and his thoughts on EP40.

Wyatt Arndt joined JPat and Wadden to discuss the game and his thoughts.

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Canucks drop their home opener 3-2 to the Minnesota Wild.

Post game audio Bo Horvat, Thatcher Demko and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Wild: 3 (Shots 30)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 24)

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The guys break down comments that we hear from Elias Pettersson who stood in front of the media, showing a sign of maturity, according to JPat.

Wadden and JPat talk about the Power Play and how nice it would be to see the first unit click and maybe not having to see the second at all. That’s not the way it happens, though.

We hear from Head Coach, Travis Green. The guys also run through the Hamonic news that was broken by Matt on Sekeres and Price today. We ran through the hot start in Abby and how great it is for the farm to be in the backyard of the big club. Finished off by chatting a bit about the home opener and what to expect from the Wild.

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Canucks battle back to upset the Kraken at their first ever home opener. Bo Horvat scored twice, while Thatcher Demko stole the show holding Seattle off to preserve the win.

Post audio from Conor Garland, Bo Horvat, and Travis Green

Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 26)
Kraken: 2 (Shots 31)

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The guys were hot on the poor face-off numbers by the Vancouver Canucks and how it is an area of concern.

Seattle Kraken Writer for nhl.com and ESPN710, Andy Eide joined Wadden and JPat to talk about the new kids on the block. Says it’s a little surreal to finally have it but a ton of excitement. There may be some over expectations but it’s excitement overall. On the resale market they are seeing 2-3 thousand dollars for tickets. Talked about how the first time on the ice there will be before the morning skate on Saturday. Talked about what the market and the learning curve for new hockey fans in the city. There is 4 WHL teams in the state and hockey has been there for a long time. Hockey fans have been underground because there is nobody really to cheer for. Had to explain offside and how the players shift. Talked about fighting making it’s return to the modern game through the Kraken. Andy was shocked that it has happened the way it has. A lot of those fights were against Philly as a victim of circumstance. Doesn’t think it’ll be the team we’ll see all year. It did help bond the team, answering the bell.

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Canucks rebound after a tough loss in Buffalo, topping the Blackhawks 4-1.

Post game audio from Brock Boeser, Thatcher Demko and Travis Green.

Final Score:
Canucks: 4 (Shots 25)
Blackhawks: 1 (Shots 30)

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The show that always scores!

JPat and Wadden dissect the Canucks bad loss in Buffalo, while wondering what the real status of Quinn Hughes' health is. Elias Pettersson's lack of production, along with the Canucks roster construction gets discussed with Daniel Wagner from Pass it to Bulis/ Vancouver is Awesome.

The show wraps with who the boys chose for their Players of the Week, and who they got in the Penalty Box this week.

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Rink Wide: Post Game, Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson break down the Vancouver Canucks 5-2 loss in Buffalo. The guys look at where the game got away from the Canucks and where they need to be better. They discuss a second straight quiet night for Elias Pettersson and how much more the Canucks need from their top line centre. Hear post-game remarks from head coach Travis Green and winger Brock Boeser. The guys also read listener feedback from a frustrated fanbase.

Final Score:
Canucks: 2 (Shots 34)
Sabres: 5 (Shots 43)

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Rink Wide, the show that always scores is back for another week! Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson are quick to unload the hot takes, including thoughts on Brandon Sutter and Quinn Hughes that you will want to hear.

We hear from the head coach on the lines and how they are a work in progress and on the Sabres. Brock Boeser is back at full practice and what he has seen from the first three games.

You will want to stick around to the very end to hear a gaffe of all gaffes by Wadden.

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Canucks pepper the Wings in the 3rd period, but can't solve Thomas Greiss.

Post game audio from Bo Horvat, Conor Garland and Travis Green

Final Score:
Canucks: 1 (Shots 41)
Red Wings: 3 (Shots 21)

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Canucks score four in the 2nd period and escape with a 5-4 (SO) win.

Post audio from Elias Pettersson, JT Miller and Travis Green.

Final Score (SO):
Canucks: 5 (Shots 39)
Flyers: 4 (Shots 35)

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Rink Wide! The show that always scores, hosted by Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson kicked off by reviewing the game from last night. Jeff says it’s not a win but to rally and get a single point, there is something there collectively with resolve. We hear from Thatcher Demko and Quinn Hughes.

Harm Dayal joined the show to break down what he saw in the season opener. Says that Pettersson had his moments but his line didn’t create as much as it should have. Considering the top guys weren’t going, it’s a real encouraging sign as the depth hasn’t been there. Says the fourth line wasn’t a liability.

On the other side of that we took listener questions for #AskJPat.

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Canucks fall in the season opener in Edmonton.

Post game audio from Travis Green, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Thatcher Demko and Quinn Hughes.

Final Score (SO):
Canucks: 2 (Shots 38)
Oilers: 3 (Shots 34)

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Rink Wide! The show that always scores. Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson break down a busy weekend for the Vancouver Canucks. They run through the Benning presser from the previous day and a listen in and thoughts on what came from practice this morning. The guys talk Sutter and Boeser and how Chiasson fits into the plans.

On the other side they roll through their predictions league wide, find out where the Canucks land in the Pacific Division. Also the guys go through a mini-fantasy with Canucks players. Find out who got picked!

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Surprise Post Game episode!

With the Canucks last game of pre-season, the Edmonton Oilers came into Vancouver and handed the home team a 3-2 loss.

JPat and Wadden breakdown the game, plus JPat tells us who Did Something and gives his Five Takeaways.

Post game audio from Travis Green, JT Miller, Conor Garland and Jack Rathbone.

Final Score:
Oilers: 3 (Shots 18)
Canucks: 2 (Shots 28)

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Rink Wide is live with Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson. The show that always scores!

Patrick Johnston joined Andrew and JPat and started off chatting about who has been standing out. Talked about the defensive core. Gave his thoughts on the bottom 6 and who makes the team. PDG is a near lock to make the big club. Talked about Chiasson and how he will fit into the team. First he needs a contract… PJ thinks he will be fine and can put the puck in the net. Talked about Zack MacEwen and where he will fit into the lineup. PJ says that he hasn’t seen anything from the player that is anything special. Imagines he ends up on waivers and that someone may end up grabbing him. He didn’t sink at the NHL level but he didn’t move the needle.

The guys went through their predictions as to where the Canucks will finish at the end of the season. The guys finished the show by debuting a new segment, The Penalty Box.

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Wadden and JPat dissect losing Jonah Gadjovich on waivers and their thoughts on the asset management. We hear from Madison Bowey, who talks about the patience while he waits to draw into an NHL lineup. Talked about Mikey DiPietro, who Andrew thinks will get a win this season. This is your receipt. JPat counters, thinking that it will be the following year. We even get into an #AskJPat.

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We are back with Rink Wide, the show that always scores! It was a very newsy day with a couple of players, no longer with the club. Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson get you up to speed on the latest happenings. We hear from Jason Dickinson on the game he plays.

Harman Dayal of the Athletic joined Wadden and JPat and is buzzing just like Loui in preseason. Started off by chatting about Klimovich and shared his thoughts on him getting assigned to Abbotsford. Thinks it was the plan from all along. Just because he was assigned to the AHL doesn’t mean he will stick around there. The team will have to make a decision when it comes to where he will play. You’d rather have prospects 100% ready before throwing them out there before they aren’t ready. Harm can see the value on both sides, whether he is dominating Jr or having trouble scoring in the AHL. Talked about JT Miller likely playing Centre and the ramifications through the lineup. Harm was surprised the Gadjovich didn’t even get a shot before being placed on waivers. Despite being a skeptic. Talked about players that could regress this year. Talked about players who could regress this season. It’s a tough question because of how many underperformed last season.

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The show that always scores, Rink Wide! Ahead of the preseason game where the Kraken make their debut in Vancouver.

Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson touch who is winning that battle for the third pairing, LD. We hear from Travis Green on his thoughts on who is emerging.

Wadden and JPat also hear from the likes of Tanner Pearson and more from Travis Green with his thoughts on Podkolzin, Rathbone and Gadjovich. It’s also the debut of DO SOMETHING. Jeff tells us who he thinks needs to do something to earn a spot on the roster.

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