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Florida Panthers insider George Richards joins the show. Bik and George discuss the Panthers journey to get back to the Stanley Cup for the 2nd straight season. Topics include Florida being the betting favourite, matchup advantages, travel distance, Bobrovsky's renaissance, and OEL's play this season.

Bik opens the show with "The Tea". The latest rumours surrounding the Canucks UFA's and Rick Tocchet on how the team might play differently. The Athletics' NBA analyst Dave DuFour joins the show. Bik and Dave preview Dallas Mavericks vs Boston Celtics NBA Finals Matchup ahead of Game 1. Topics include Tatum being overlooked, Celtics peak, Luka's evolution, Luka/Kyrie duo, and the difference in play styles.

Bik Nizzar and Dom Sramaty react to the now infamous water incident on Canucks Central. They delve into the tea. First Bik talks about Ian Cole opting to explore free agency after failing to reach an agreement with the Canucks on a contract extension. Then, Bik talks about the new coaching changes within the Canucks. Kat Jayme & Asia Youngman join the show to talk about their latest documentary "I'm just here for the riot". Afterwards, hear from Rick Tocchet as he addresses the coaching changes.

Jannik Hansen joins Bik Nizzar for his weekly hit with the People's Show. The pair preview the Stanley Cup Final. Jannik admits that seeing the best players win is good for hockey and wants to see McDavid win the Cup. The guys run through the matchups between the Oilers and Panthers.

In this edition of The Tea, Bik and Dominic discuss a couple of nuggets from Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman. They touch on the ask for Martin Necas in trade from the Hurricanes. The guys talk about Jake Guentzel reportedly exploring free agency this summer. Finally, they react to Friedge's report that the Canucks are looking to move pieces out to make cap room for Joshua and Zadorov.

Bik Nizzar and Dominic Sramaty talk about the Stanley Cup Final now that the teams are set. They debate whether Canucks fans should feel better or worse that Edmonton, the team that beat them, made it past Dallas. That bleeds into a conversation about Canada's team and how silly that narrative is in 2024. Canucks prospect and Memorial Cup Champion Josh Bloom joins the show. Bik and Dom talk about the abuse Caitlin Clark has gotten since her WNBA debut and whether its good for the league.