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Today on the show, the guys recap a busy weekend in sport and the crazy conclusion to the Men's IIHF World Hockey Championship, and what it means for Arturs Silovs’ immediate future with the Vancouver Canucks. Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) stops by for his thoughts on Silovs, plus the Team Canada contributions of Ethan Bear, Tyler Myers and Milan Lucic. Then, David Menard of the B.C. Lions joins the show from training camp in Kamloops, as the Lions get set to finish off their preseason schedule this Thursday at BC Place. All this, and a chance to win Whitecaps tickets to the Canadian Championship final!Presented by Go Goat Sports.
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Matt and Blake debated the Canucks trading down from 11th overall in the draft in order to shed salary in our SvP segment. They also discuss whether J.T. Miller makes sense for the Carolina Hurricanes after that club falls short again in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal stops by with news about Ilya Mikheyev's recovery, Andrei Kuzmenko's preparations for next season, why a third Canucks stop for Luke Schenn is sounding less likely and if the team will sign prospects Arvid Costmar or Connor Lockhart.Presented by Go Goat Sports
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Today on the show, after the Panthers win, Matt and Blake congratulate Roberto Luongo on another visit to the Stanley Cup Final, and reminisce on his time in Vancouver. Frank Corrado stops by with his experience around Luongo, plus his take on the thought of Mike Gillis as possible GM of the Leafs. Also, Rob Williams has an update on the “seat beat” at Rogers Arena, along with his summary of a chat with Trevor Linden on the captaincy in Vancouver.Presented by Go Goat Sports.
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Are the Vancouver Canucks going to trade down at the draft in hopes of creating cap space? Matt and Blake get into the possibilities with rumblings that the Chicago Blackhawks may look to trade up from 19. The guys discuss Arturs Silovs' strong play at the IIHF World Championships as Latvia gets set to face Sweden in the quarter-finals. Is Silovs the Canucks' goalie of the future? Hockey insider Darren Dreger (Ray & Dregs) opines on the chances of the Canucks moving up in the draft and the team's continued desire to shed salary off the books. We go around the NHL and discuss some of the biggest GM & coaching openings: will Kyle Dubas be the next GM in Pittsburgh? Does former Canucks head coach Travis Green have a legitimate shot at joining the Calgary Flames? Is Mike Babcock about to get another chance in the league? We then wrap up the show with our weekly 'To The People We Go' segment where we take your feedback from the past week.Presented by Go Goat Sports.
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Matt and Blake unpack a long weekend including some Canucks news on Vitaly Kravtsov and maybe some cap relief from PA/league negotiations to come. The guys chronicle the fine play from a trio of Canucks at the World Championships, as well as digesting Brooks' Koepka's win at the PGA Championship, the Caps' sound victory over Seattle, and the Lions bringing home a Vancouverite from the NFL. Patrick Johnston stops by and outlines the steps for a Kravtsov/Canucks reunion down the road, as well as commenting on the most dysfunctional Canadian franchise and on Gary Mason's interview about the workings Canucks ownership.Presented by Go Goat Sports.
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A special S&P Presents for the Victoria Day holiday: Vancouver Media Legends. The third-part in an ongoing series with Globe and Mail columnist Gary Mason and former 1040 host Dave Pratt. Mason provides rare insight into Canucks ownership and the Aquilini family, telling us that family patriarch Luigi is no longer involved and the two big regrets of chairman Francesco. Gary also shares his thoughts on how the Canucks should build from here. With Pratt, the guys mark the passing of poker legend Doyle Brunson, and his legendary on-air fight with Don Taylor back in 2009. Pratt also shares his forecast on the future of the Canucks and Lions.Presented by Go Goat Sports.
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