Canucks Central

Jannik Hansen joins Sat and Bik to talk about the importance of showing up and competing down the stretch , even if it’s just to spoil another team’s playoff hopes. They get into how the Canucks can find ways to lift themselves in the final games, why there are always personal reasons to keep playing hard, and what the current defense pairings look like. The conversation also touches on Ryan Johnson as a potential GM candidate.

Sat and Bik break down the Canucks’ loss in LA, examine the team’s recent lack of progression, and take a closer look at individual performances, including how mixing younger players with veterans could create new opportunities. They also dive into the current level of fan confidence in Elias Pettersson.

On the penultimate episode of In The Booth for the season, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda rank the Canucks top 5 players under the age of 23, preview who Vancouver might select with their first pick in the NHL Draft and Look Ahead to the Canucks' final four games of the season.

Sat Shah, Bik Nizzar and Randip Janda breakdown the Canucks 4-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (34:45) and Marcus Pettersson (1:02:29) post game.

Landon Ferraro joins Sat and Bik to break down what’s been working in the Canucks’ play late in the season, how players manage their mindset, and what’s expected of the younger group next year. Derek Van Diest weighs in on the inconsistent Western Conference teams, the weaker divisions, Calgary’s rebuild progress, and why Vancouver needs to find value beyond the first round. Tom Gulitti wraps things up with a look at the Eastern Conference race, the pressure on top contenders, and the fight for first in the Atlantic.

Shane Malloy joins Sat and Bik to question whether there’s any real proof the Canucks can turn their rebuild into a true Stanley Cup contender. He highlights Keaton Verheoff as the clear third pick in the draft and breaks down how difficult it actually is to turn years of draft capital into real NHL players. They also run through a range of draft prospects, digging into several intriguing names by position.

Sat and Bik dive into the fear surrounding age‑gap trades and the idea of the Canucks accelerating their rebuild. They explore whether there are any age‑gap trades that could realistically work out for Vancouver, and what conditions would make them worthwhile. They also discuss the current Canucks management group and what the future might look like for them within the organization.

Sat and Bik debate whether topics like changing management/coaching, potential options at 3rd overall, and much more are overrated or underrated! Plus, hear from potential 3rd overall pick, Chase Reid, on how his season with the Soo Greyhounds is going and he gets ready to hear his name called in June.

Sat and Bik are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com to talk about what's going on with Canucks management, who needs to answer for how poorly this season has gone, and more as we approach the end of the season.

Sat and Bik discuss the most recent reports about the future of the Canucks GM spot and whether or not Patrik Allvin is the guy long-term. They also get into the potential of Ryan Johnson taking over, how much regime change there could be, and how desirable the Canucks GM spot is around the league.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 2-1 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (34:48), Max Sasson (1:05:40) and Nikita Tolopilo (1:19:45) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (1:24:30) provide their analysis.

Tony Ferrari joins Sat and Bik to break down the prospect pool, including the ceilings of top names like Gavin McKenna and Ivar Stenberg, plus which positional needs could shape teams’ draft decisions. Don Taylor later weighs in on whether the Canucks might see front‑office changes, with internal candidates like Ryan Johnson and Manny Malhotra potentially on the move. Caleb Malhotra also stops by to talk about his playoff run, his on‑ice non‑negotiables, and the areas of his game he’s focused on improving.

Sat and Bik dive into whether Gavin McKenna is the home‑run pick, with Ivar Stenberg as the potential double. Later, they break down what the Canucks might expect from the Minnesota first‑round pick and which prospects project as either safe bets or big swings.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 7-4 loss to the Utah Mammoth. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (34:05) and Linus Karlsson (54:13) post game. Plus Landon Feraro and Iain MacIntyre (58:29) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik answer your questions on mailbag Friday surrounding Zeev Buium and Tom Willander's ceiling, Canucks award winners and Easter Candy!

Sat and Bik break down the Canucks officially clinching 32nd place, giving them the best lottery odds and a crucial chance to secure the elite draft talent their rebuild desperately needs. They dig into why finding a true franchise center will take multiple years making consecutive high picks essential. Later, they debate whether Vancouver should get aggressive and lock in Zeev Buium on an eight year extension early to maximize surplus value before he hits his full potential.

On this week's episode, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda discuss Quinn Hughes' complicated legacy in Vancouver, recap the end of Vancouver's road trip and answer some listener questions.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 5-2 loss to the Minnesota Wild. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (34:07) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (52:42) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik are joined by Kevin Woodley to unpack the complicated legacy of Quinn Hughes. Later Landon Ferraro joins to break down Vancouver's wild 8-6 win over Colorado and explore how Hughes’ legacy will soften with time, especially once the Canucks return to true contention, because no one can deny how often he carried this team on his back.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 8-6 win over the Colorado Avalanche. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (26:52), Teddy Blueger (44:53) and Brock Boeser (1:06:31) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (1:11:50) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik debate whether topics like April fools, goalie fights and pears are overrated or underrated plus they run the NHL draft simulator!

Iain MacIntyre joins Sat and Bik to break down how Canucks fans have fully embraced the rebuild now that the organization’s direction is finally clear, setting the stage for a crucial draft‑driven path forward. Later, Chris Peters jumps in to explain why this stretch of the season is crunch time for prospects—with the Frozen Four and Worlds giving scouts nonstop evaluations. They also get into the tight gap between McKenna and Stenberg, and the strength of this year's defense class loaded with potential top‑four talent.

Sat and Bik dive into Keith Pelley’s comments about the Maple Leafs already having their foundational pieces in place, arguing that Toronto still hasn’t reached the acceptance stage of what they really are—much like the Canucks a year ago. Later they discuss how low the playoff bar is in the Pacific Division and ponder whether the Canucks can squeeze out another win before the end of the season.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 4-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (32:35) and Evander Kane (1:09:58) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (1:15:35) provide their analysis.

Don Taylor joins Sat and Bik to talk about the Calgary Flames appearing further ahead in their rebuild than the Canucks, how Jim Rutherford may be preparing to reshape the GM role heading into next season and whether this struggling group should even be kept together.

Sat and Bik discuss John Tortorella's debut behind the Vegas bench against Vancouver, Canucks Management's string of bets that have unraveled and what this could mean in the steps ahead as the team has committed to going through a rebuild.

Frank Seravalli joins Sat and Bik to unpack the the decision by the Vegas Golden Knights firing Bruce Cassidy and handing the bench to John Tortorella. They dig into the broader concerns surrounding Vegas' decision makers from their Mitch Marner acquisition, shaky goaltending and their bottom-six overhaul before exploring other teams that may be nearing a coaching crossroads. Later they examine what the next steps could look like for the Canucks' management group.

Sat Shah, Bik Nizzar and Landon Ferraro breakdown the Canucks 7-3 loss to the Calgary Flames. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote post game.

On this week's episode, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda break down centre Elias Pettersson's recent play and look ahead to his potential future with or without the Canucks. They also answer a handful of listener questions and preview Vancouver's upcoming four-game road trip in The Look Ahead.

Sat and Bik are joined by Chris Higgins as they discuss the importance of honing in on your craft in order to stay relevant in the NHL, identifying the young culture carriers and the guys get through more of your questions in the mailbag overflow!

Sat and Bik answer your questions about what the Canucks should do with Adam Foote after the season, whether or not they should extend their young defencemen this Summer, and more in this week's Mailbag Friday!

Sat and Bik dive into Buium and Willander taking a stance last game as they outline what taking steps in forming a culture really looks like inside the room. Later they get into into Filip Hronek's future as they discuss how the organization doesn't expect to move him in the offseason despite the noise around roster changes. With his consistency, presence, and growing voice, could Hronek be the next captain of this team?

Sat Shah, Bik Nizzar and Randip Janda breakdown the Canucks 4-0 loss to the Los Angeles Kings. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (40:02), Zeev Buium (52:06), Brock Boeser (1:03:00) and Filip Hronek (1:14:04) post game.

Sat and Bik are joined by Landon Ferraro to explore the mental grind of a draft‑year season, from trying to showcase yourself when your junior team is out of the playoffs to balancing raw potential with the pressure to prove you belong. Later, draft prospect Carson Carels joins the show to discuss his breakout year, how his World Juniors experience elevated his play in Prince George, and the NHL players he models his game after.

Sat and Bik break down why this year’s draft is a crucial chance for the Canucks to build a stronger foundation, especially if they can hit on late‑round picks and elevate their prospect pool. They look ahead to three upcoming clashes with the Kings, a team fighting for their playoff lives, and wonder whether Vancouver can play spoil their postseason down the stretch.

Sat and Bik debate whether topics surrounding the Canucks young core, adopting the Sonics and book to movie adaptations are overrated or underrated.

Kevin Woodley joins Sat and Bik to unpack how the Canucks arrived at this crossroads, arguing that the organization finally seems willing to confront the gap between its preseason ambitions and the hard pivot it was forced to make. He stresses that embracing the word rebuild means taking real accountability for past decisions, re‑evaluating the culture, and understanding which habits and structural choices led them here in the first place.

Sat and Bik break down Adam Foote's muddled communication and the impact it's having in a demanding Canadian market. They examine the stalled development of the younger players and confront the historically poor results this season under Foote's coaching and raise questions around some of the offseason moves that were made to get them here.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 5-3 loss to the Anaheim Ducks. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (33:33), Elias Pettersson (58:40) and Drew O'Connor (1:19:55) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (1:25:36) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik welcome Shayna Goldman to break down the turtle‑paced Pacific Division playoff race, the league‑wide parity shaping contenders and explore whether an upset could be brewing out East as fringe teams gain ground. Later, Will Scouch joins the show to dissect a softer draft class, highlight why Stenberg and McKenna still headline the group, and sort through which center might emerge as the first off the board.

Sat and Bik dive into the Canucks season ticket holder message. They unpack why statements from management won’t mend frustration on their own, and how next season’s attendance and patience levels will reveal the true temperature of the fanbase. They also explore the fear around the team unexpectedly improving shifting the organization’s direction from a full rebuild to a quicker retool.

Don Taylor joins Sat and Bik to question whether the Canucks’ management can be trusted with the first overall pick, especially when the marketability of Gavin McKenna looms large in what might be the worst season in franchise history. They later dig into the possibility of the Oilers missing the playoffs entirely and what that kind of stumble could mean for McDavid’s long term future. The segment closes with a look at the playoff races and what teams could trade for McDavid.

Sat and Bik dive into the intrigue at the top of this year’s draft, debating whether Keaton Verheoff or Chase Reid could realistically go first and whether a defense‑first approach might tempt certain teams. They break down which franchises might prioritize a blueliner if they land the top pick, and how organizational needs could reshape the expected order.

Frank Seravalli joins Sat and Bik to break down why Nashville's late-season playoff push clashes with the reality of their roster build. they dig into growing uncertainty around the Oilers and what Connor McDavid's future might look like if Edmonton can't build a true contender.

On this week's episode, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda discuss the development of the Canucks' young defensemen and answer some listener questions.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 3-1 loss to the St. Louis Blues. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (31:10), Marco Rossi (41:06) and Filip Hronek (54:38) post game. Plus Landon Ferraro and Iain MacIntyre (57:20) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik answer your questions surrounding trading Marco Rossi, the draft lottery and commercials. Plus they are joined by Bill Wilms to discuss his career ahead of his retirement.

Sat and Bik are joined by Jannik Hansen to break down Marco Rossi’s recent surge, noting how his improved play and underrated passing has helped stabilize the center spot and boosted Brock Boeser’s game. They also dive into Vancouver’s tough goaltending environment and how it can make it hard for goalies to consistently show their best. They also take a look at Quinn Hughes’ legacy, where Jannik confidently says he’s already done enough to earn a future spot in the Ring of Honour.

Sat and Bik react to Victor Mancini’s extension, They note the uncertainty around his identity makes the projection tricky despite the positives. Later they debate whether it's risky to extend Zeev Buium without more NHL proof or if it's smart business in the offseason before a potential breakout.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 6-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (32:48), Linus Karlsson (1:02:14), Marco Rossi (1:23:11), and Jake DeBrusk (1:24:47) post game. Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik are joined by Frank Seravalli as they dig into how hard it is to secure true top‑end talent and why teams that consistently hit on late‑round picks gain a massive long‑term edge. He also breaks down the conversations at the GM meetings, where discussions around head‑shot rulings and goaltender interference have left many questioning the consistency of recent calls. Later, Landon Ferraro jumps in to talk hockey superstitions, weigh in on winger‑led franchise builds and revisit the McKenna–Stenberg debate.

Sat and Bik dig into whether a team can truly win when its franchise cornerstone is a winger, revisiting the legacies of game‑breaking players in that position. They break down what organizational pieces need to align for that formula to work and assess how close the Canucks are with their current roster. Later they take a look at the evolving Hart Trophy race and debate whether Nikita Kucherov has a real path to winning it this season.

Sat and Bik debate whether certain topics like the Canucks locker room win song, the 2026 Masters dinner and Afroman are overrated or underrated.

Kevin Woodley joins Sat and Bik to break down Elias Pettersson’s shooting mechanics and his two‑goal performance against the Panthers. They dig into Kevin Lankinen’s recent surge, noting how his reads have sharpened, while also pointing out that Tolopilo is still searching for the right balance between the two styles he’s trying to blend. They wrap by touching on Connor Hellebuyck’s impact in Winnipeg and whether his play can help push the Jets into a playoff spot with the team sitting four points out.

Sat and Bik dive into the Elias Pettersson conversation by asking whether the mindset shift we’ve seen is real or just another temporary spark. They frame this offseason as a defining moment for him and ask whether the struggle humbled him enough to rebuild his game and weigh out if he becomes a stabilizing presence during a rebuild or a risky variable for a team trying to reshape its identity.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 5-2 win over the Florida Panthers. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (34:24), Drew O'Connor (8:00), Elias Pettersson (1:08:30) and Brock Boeser (1:23:00) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (1:28:03) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik break down the potential Canucks’ looming first‑overall decision, weighing the Stenberg‑versus‑McKenna debate and how McKenna’s marketability raises the stakes if Vancouver opts for Stenberg instead. Scott Wheeler joins to explain why McKenna’s high‑end traits push him into first‑overall territory, while noting Stenberg’s strong puck‑moving ability and the broader reality that this draft class offers first‑pairing talent but no franchise changers.

Sat and Bik react to the Oilers’ precarious playoff spot with Leon Draisaitl out, and how missing the postseason could reshape the franchise’s long‑term outlook. Ryan S. Clark joins them to unpack Jack Hughes’ frustration over not getting the golden‑goal puck at the Olympics, breaking down the razor‑thin playoff races in the East and the “turtle derby” in the West, where five teams are fighting for spots.

Don Taylor joins the show and shares his hope that fans and federations buy in to a true World Cup of Hockey, the conversation shifts to McKenna vs. Stenberg in the upcoming draft, with Taylor noting that there’s something undeniably special in Gavin McKenna’s game. Later Kyle Bukauskas joins to discuss the GM meetings and Auston Mathews’ future in Toronto.

Sat and Bik dive into the reality that this Canucks rebuild demands patience and smart drafting. They break down why maximizing Filip Hronek’s value is crucial, and how a real rebuild eventually forces you to move the veterans who still carry meaningful trade weight. From assessing which players on the roster actually hold value to exploring potential acquisition‑and‑flip scenarios, the guys map out what a disciplined, long‑term reset really looks like.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 5-1 loss to the Seattle Kraken. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (44:55) post game. Plus Landon Ferraro and Iain MacIntyre (1:01:08) provide their analysis.

On this week's episode, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda discuss a potential positive shift in the Canucks' culture. They also look at strong performances from Marco Rossi, Tom Willander and Zeev Buium coming out of Thursday's win over the Predators.

Sat and Bik answer your questions on topics like the Canucks vibes post trade deadline, which Canucks will reach 20 goals and their vote on best picture ahead of the Oscars.

Sat and Bik break down whether Marco Rossi represents Brock Boeser’s best path to rebuilding his value, pointing to how the Rossi–Boeser -Ohgren line has injected speed, playmaking, and purpose into Boeser’s game. They also touch on Jake DeBrusk’s recent demotion and limited minutes, wondering if his shootout goal can spark a scoring run.

Sat and Bik are joined by Brett Festerling to preview the Canucks facing the Kraken, breaking down why Seattle has slipped out of a playoff spot while also talking about how hungry this group has been to chase points. They also dive into the Kraken's pursuit of big name talent, chasing an identity and the Pacific Division.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 4-3 shootout win over the Nashville Predators. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (33:31), Curtis Douglas (4:53), Filip Hronek (49:35), Brock Boeser (1:11:08) and Marco Rossi (1:19:26) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (1:21:40) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik are joined by Shane Malloy of Sirius XM to talk about the gap between defencemen at the top of the draft, including Keaton Verhoeff and Chase Reid. They also get into whether or not it would make sense for the Canucks to trade down depending on where they pick. Also, hear from Landon Ferraro on his experience in his draft year and what the development path was for him post-draft.

Sat and Bik discuss the NHL's decision to give the Ottawa Senators their 1st round pick back and the impact that will have on the Canucks at this year's draft. They also look at some of the prospect rankings coming out and the amount of names in the mix in the top-5.

Sat and Bik debate whether certain topics like the Britannia ice rink, drafting third overall pick and snow in March are overrated or underrated.

Sat and Bik are joined by Kevin Woodley to talk about the potential new practice rink for the Canucks, how the defensive environment is effecting the goaltenders this season and how it's changed from the prior season.

Sat and Bik break down the latest developments around a potential deal for a new Canucks practice facility, and how the Nick Schmaltz signing raises real questions about how tough the upcoming UFA market could be for Vancouver. It also sparks a bigger conversation: if high‑end centres are getting locked up or priced up, does that increase league-wide interest in Elias Pettersson as a trade option, given he’d be one of the top centres potentially available?

Sat and Bik are joined Don Taylor to talk about other organizations going through a successful rebuild, running it back with the same management team and the Canucks dire need for a practice facility. Later Iain Macintyre joins to dive into Curtis Douglas’ debut and what he brings to the roster. Plus they discuss what the upcoming seasons of the Canucks could look like with their young players as they go through a rebuild and things to observe in the remaining games of this season

Sat and Bik dig into how the Canucks can avoid moving on from young players before they reach their true peak—and what organizational habits lead to those decisions. They break down Vancouver’s current crop of young talent one by one, evaluating each player’s upside, development curve, and whether their long‑term projection has meaningfully shifted this season.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 2-0 loss to the Ottawa Senators at Rogers Arena. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (37:01), Zeev Buium (1;14:49) and Kevin Lankinen (1:27:43) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (54:09) provide their analysis.

Satiar Shah and Bik Nizzar get into the latest Canucks headlines, starting with discussion about the future of coaching and management. Then they pose the question of how to fill the seats? The text inbox suggests various things including big minutes for the newest Canuck, Curtis Douglas. Then they end on discussing the reality of any superstars coming to Vancouver.

Satiar Shah and Bik Nizzar are joined by NHL Insider Frank Seravalli, to discuss the future of Canucks management. Will Rutherford and Allvin return? They then chat about the trade deadline, and the playoff implications of the current picture.

Sat Shah, Landon Ferraro and Joey Kenward breakdown the Canucks 3-2 OT loss to the Winnipeg Jets. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote post game.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 6-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (28:57), Brock Boeser (1:18:03), Teddy Blueger (1:20:44) and Jake DeBrusk (1:23:42) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (43:22) provide their analysis.

This week, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda recap the moves the Canucks made before the trade deadline in detail and answer a number of listener questions too!

Sat and Bik are joined by Jannik Hansen as he shares his thoughts on the Canucks moves this trade deadline and what he’d like to see from the team going forward. Later Frank Seravalli joins to discuss the trade deadline moves, teams being disappointed in their inability to move off some of their players and how the overall value for players were unique this year.

Sat and Bik dive into what the Canucks have done since announcing the team going through a rebuild including the foundational groundwork, players that could still potentially be on the move in the offseason and the strange valuations of this year’s trade market.

Sat and Bik are joined by Patrik Allvin to discuss the moves the team made in the deadline, expectations going forward and the trade market.

Sat and Bik are joined by Landon Ferraro to talk about how a rebuild only works if the veterans around truly want to be part of it, and that someone like Blueger represents a hole you can replace without much trouble. He highlights how underrated it is to jump in and out of the lineup the way Max Sasson does, calling it a real skill that not everyone has. Looking around the league, Ferraro points to Minnesota as a team that’s done a solid job so far—though he thinks they still have room to add if they want to become genuinely formidable.

Sat and Bik answer your questions on a Thursday, surrounding the Canucks organizations self awareness, Evander Kane's future in the NHL, and getting pre-mad.

Sat and Bik dive into the fast‑approaching NHL trade deadline and break down how active they expect the Vancouver Canucks to be. They explore the growing market for Teddy Blueger and why some fans are worried the team may hold onto him instead of capitalizing on his value. The conversation turns to the Canucks’ history of mispricing their own assets, with a look back at past deals that shaped that perception. They also examine which teams have shown interest in Conor Garland and what a potential move could look like as the deadline pressure ramps up.

Sat Shah, Bik Nizzar and Randip Janda breakdown the Canucks 6-4 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (33:48) and Filip Hronek (1:01:12) post game.

Sat and Bik debate whether topics like Trading Flip Hronek, comparing Gavin McKenna to Gretzky and Birthday months are overrated or underrated.

Sat and Bik are joined by Kevin Woodley to talk about Tolopilo’s recent outing being better than the box score suggests, highlighting the technical strides that have quietly elevated his game. He weighs in on Vancouver’s approach to the trade deadline, what kinds of moves actually make sense for the organization, and how the market is shaping up around them.

Sat and Bik break down Tyler Myers' move to Dallas. They react to Patrik Allvin’s comments about a “non‑existent market,” what that means for Vancouver’s UFAs, and why players with term might now be the league’s hottest deadline currency.

Satiar Shah and Bik Nizzar continue with Canucks Central by welcoming in Sportsnet Canucks triple threat Iain MacIntyre to give his thoughts on the recent developments around some of the Canucks veterans and what we can see as a success when it comes to the deadline. Max Bultman from The Athletic stops by to chat to see if there's a fit in Detroit for some of the Canucks veterans. The show hits on a new rumor linking the Bruins to Conor Garland before they are joined by Canucks Zeev Buium and Max Sasson to chat at the JCC.

Satiar Shah and Bik Nizzar are live at the JCC Sports Dinner for Canucks Central, launching straight into new reports that Conor Garland might be on the move, linking him to the New York Islanders. They chat about what the trade and return could look like, before circling back around to other veterans on the Canucks roster. They wrap things up with the Draft Lottery Simulator.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 6-1 loss to the Dallas Stars. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (31:00), Marcus Pettersson (1:08::39) and Evander Kane (1:22:22) post game. Plus Randip Janda and Iain MacIntyre (1:25:04) provide their analysis.

Sat and Bik are joined by Don Taylor to talk about what there is to look forward to as the Canucks are nearing the end of the regular season, his intrigue with individual players for the remainder of the games and Elias Pettersson’s play.

Sat and Bik are joined by Frank Seravalli as they dive into the latest names in the trade market ahead of the deadline. They also discuss Elias Pettersson’s benching, how a change of scenery could benefit him and whether the Canucks could execute moving him.

Sat and Bik dive into Elias Pettersson’s deployment ahead of tonight’s game against the Stars, player comparisons that have been recently traded and what rebuild model the Canucks may potentially replicate.

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 5-1 loss to the Seattle Kraken. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (35:46) post game. Plus Landon Ferraro provides his analysis.

On this week's episode, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda are back from the Olympic break to preview the Canucks potential moves ahead of the trade deadline and answer your questions!

Bik and Israel Fehr answer your questions about what the Canucks might do ahead of the deadline, whether pushing for the playoffs makes sense next year, and much more!

Bik and Israel Fehr are joined by former Canuck, Jannik Hansen, to talk about what we could see ahead of the trade deadline and if moving Tyler Myers is the right choice. They also talk about the potential of moving Filip Hronek and what that would mean for committing to the rebuild.