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Ryan Clark of ESPN joins Jamie Dodd. They break down Game 5 between the Canucks and Predators. Jamie Dodd takes your texts and talks about whether the Canucks should stack the top lines in Game 6.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance talk about Quinn Hughes being nominated for the Norris Trophy. Then, they are joined by Don Tayor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They delve into Game 5 against the Nashville Predators. They hit on a number of topics including; Tocchet's decision to not challenge for goaltender interference, Elias Pettersson looking injured, Nikita Zadorov pricing himself out of Vancouver, and just how evenly matched this series is. Afterwards, Jamie and Thomas continue to analyze just how close things are between the Canucks and Predators.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance recap the Canucks 2-1 loss in Game 5 to the Nashville Predators. They deep dive Roman Josi's game-tying goal. Thomas Drance outlines why the goal probably would have stood if Rick Tocchet had challenged for goaltender interference. The guys run through the betting odds for the rest of this series.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Iain MacIntyre ahead of Game 5 between the Vancouver Canucks and Nashville Predators. They talk about how crucial tonight's game is for Vancouver. Especially since they've stolen a couple wins against Nashville. They discuss which goaltender to start as well. Then, Emma Lingan joins the show for a Predators perspective on the series. They park some time to talk about Elias Pettersson and his struggles.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas run through this morning's Canucks skate with incredible specificity as they try to unlock which goaltender will start for the team this evening in Game 5 against the Nashville Predators. They run through the betting odds on a number of props.

Jamie starts the show by setting the stage for Game 5 of the Canucks vs Preds from Vancouver. Tonight could be the first time that the Canucks close out a playoff series on home ice since 2011. Jamie outlines the significance of closing the series out tonight and what it would mean for the second round. In the second half we hear from Rick Tocchet after morning skate, but he doesn't show his hand on who will be Vancouver's starting goalie in Game 5.