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Bik reacts to the news of the Canucks signing Filip Hronek to an eight-year, $58 million extension: 8 years x $7.25 million. Elliotte Friedman joins the show. Bik and Friedge discuss the extension and his thoughts on the number, how it went down, and how it impacts the Canucks free agents. Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre joins the show. IMac reacts to the Hronek signing. Bik continues to react to the Hronek signing and gives his thoughts. Hear from Canucks fans as Bik takes callers in the second segment.

Bik Nizzar is joined by Jonathan Davis to preview the Anaheim Ducks off-season. Afterwards, Aaron Portzline joins the show to preview the Columbus Blue Jackets off-season.

Bik Nizzar and Dom Sramaty run through The Tea. They highlight Rick Tocchet's open admission that he expects up to 7 free agents to leave the club this offseason. Bik reacts and ponders over how different this club will look in September and the kinds of players this management group will target this off-season. Dominic gives an in-depth review of the BC Lions home opener.

In this edition of The People's Show, Bik Nizzar reacts to Ilya Mikheyev landing on Frank Seravalli's trade board. He delves into the tea about Dakota Joshua gaining interest from the Chicago Blackhawks, and the Canucks reportedly pursuing Brandon Duhaime this offseason. Bik welcomes in Sheng Peng to preview what the San Jose Sharks will be looking to accomplish this offseason, and Ben Pope similarly joins the show to talk about the Blackhawks' offseason goals.

Bik is joined by Simon Peach of PA Media to discuss Euro 2024 ahead of the tournament getting underway, plus they get into Man United retaining their manager.

Bik and Josh get into The Tea as they discuss the latest involving a potential Patrik Laine trade, what's going on with Jake Guentzel, and more surrounding the Canucks.