Jamie and Thomas talk about JT Miller battling through adversity to deliver a standout performance, while Lekkerimaki impresses in his debut by fulfilling Tocchet's directives. The crew debates whether there's a spot in the top six for Lekkerimaki or if he'd be better off developing elsewhere. Plus, Thomas Drance weighs in on Hoglander’s future and makes the case for Dakota Joshua’s impending debut.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina Setaghian

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Dhali as they debate Ryan Kesler's eligibility for the Ring of Honour. Ryan Kesler also joins as he shares his regrets about leaving the Canucks and coaching. They also discuss Lekkerimaki’s resilient performance under pressure, highlighting his hockey IQ and potential, along with Sherwood’s standout game. Jason Bukala joins to analyze Lekkerimaki’s debut, Pettersson’s physical play, and the Canucks’ playoff potential, while also sharing thoughts on the impact of the CHL/NCAA collaboration on player development.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina Setaghian

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Pat Steinberg as they talk about the impact of Anthony Mantha's loss on the Flames, highlighting his inconsistency and the opportunity it opens for Matt Coronato. Steinberg emphasizes the need for improvements in the Calgary Flames power play and penalty kill while contemplating potential trades as the deadline approaches. Later they get into the Canucks goaltending situation with Kevin Woodley and the importance of young players like Lekkerimaki, and the coaching dynamics with Tocchet as the team navigates its roster and performance challenges.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina Setaghian

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Jamie and Thomas preview the Canucks game tonight versus the Flames, which include Jonathan Lekkerimaki set to make his NHL debut! They also talk about Brock Boeser's mystery timeline and lineup notes ahead of the game.

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Kyle Bukauskas joins Jamie Dodd to discuss the Montreal Canadiens’ critical 6-5 win over Buffalo, addressing fan frustration with the organization’s shifting focus from rebuilding to competing. Bukauskas notes that, while some suggest tanking to secure top prospect James Hagens, the team’s roster may not be weak enough to guarantee high lottery odds. He also covers Travis Green’s impact in Ottawa, where he enforces higher expectations on young players, which they seem to embrace despite growing pains. Later, Landon Ferraro joins Dodd, and they analyze the Canucks’ recent loss to Edmonton, the team’s struggles with consistency, and the heavy responsibilities placed on J.T. Miller.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina Setaghian

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Jamie Dodd discusses several major updates on the Vancouver Canucks. The team traded Daniel Sprong to Seattle and called up 2022 first-round pick Jonathan Lekkerimaki, who is expected to develop his offensive game under Rick Tocchet's guidance. Lekkerimaki's debut marks a milestone for GM Patrik Allvin and Jim Rutherford, being their first draft pick to reach the NHL for Vancouver. Jamie also highlight Elias Pettersson's impressive performance against Edmonton, noting his potential to regain consistency as the team approaches a stretch of home games.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina Setaghian

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Jamie and Thomas are joined by Landon Ferraro as he shares his discomfort over Tanner Jeannot's hit on Brock Boeser and explores how players and officials should respond in such situations, especially when it impacts team dynamics. Jamie and Thomas then discuss the Canucks’ confidence boost from their road trip, spotlighting Quinn Hughes’ stellar performance and Jake DeBrusk’s scoring streak, as well as potential risks facing the Oilers in their upcoming playoff rematch. Wrapping up, they analyze lineup changes if Boeser is out, weigh options like Lekkerimaki and Sherwood, and question whether Elias Pettersson is fully tapping into his superstar potential.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina Setaghian

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Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks first ever California sweep. They go into detail about Quinn Hughes' excellence and make comps from other sports on how incredible he is. they also discuss Tanner Jeannot's hit on Brock Boeser and get into some lineup notes.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty & Lina Setaghian

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.