Canucks Talk

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They talk about the desperation in the Eastern Conference playoff race. They debate whether the NHL should adopt play-in games. The Crossover also talk about the Canucks winning Pacific Division. They talk about Rick Tocchet's merits for the Jack Adams Award. They also discuss whether this is the biggest turnaround season-over-season by the Canucks in franchise history. Also hear from Jason Bukala who comments on Western Conference teams sleeping on Vancouver heading into the playoffs. They also talk about the Canucks readiness heading into the first round. Finally, hear from Rick Tocchet in his practice availability.

Jamie and Thomas hear from Rick Tocchet after the morning skate. They talk about the job that Tocchet has accomplished after 15 months on the job. Ryan Clark of ESPN joins the show to talk about Nashville potentially playing the Vancouver Canucks in round one of the playoffs. He debates that there is no clear best-case scenario for Vancouver. Then, Jamie and Thomas discuss which player will likely improve the most in the playoffs. They also talk about how much the Canucks need Lindholm to raise his play.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas set up the final home game of the Canucks' regular season. It's also another chance for Andrei Kuzmenko to get revenge on his former club. Jamie and Thomas debate the extent to which the Canucks miss his offence. The fellas also run through the updated division-clinching scenarios and conference-clinching scenarios. They also highlight Demko's return to action tonight. As always the guys run through the betting odds as well.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance welcome Gemma Karstens-Smith to talk about the vibe in the market ahead of the Canucks' first home playoff games in a decade. They talk about the Canucks' most likely playoff matchups. The fellas also get updates from Canucks' practice. The most important being that Thatcher Demko is scheduled to return against the Calgary Flames on Tuesday. Hear from Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet in his practice media availability.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance recap the Canucks victory over the Edmonton Oilers that all but secures the Pacific Divison for the first time since 2013. They talk about this team clinching the 3rd best point total in team history. They also talk about the Canucks potential playoff matchups by percentages.

Drance and guest host Dimitri Filipovic analyze the Canucks since the all-star break. The guys discuss the first round playoff matchups for the Vancouver Canucks, between Nashville, Vegas and LA. Should the Canucks double down next season with this group or chase other players for their roster?

Drance and guest host Dimitri Filipovic dive into what's up with the Canucks. The guys discuss Demko's return and "rest vs rust". Does Edmonton care about winning the Pacific? Mark Stone returns to practice for Vegas, the guys share their thoughts. Hanifin contract reaction and comparisons to Hronek. Canucks lineup notes, Pius Suter on line 1, and if the Canucks are short a top-6 forward.

Jamie and Drance recap the loss vs Arizona and how the dominos could fall the rest of the season. The officiating was bad, but the Canucks weren't good either. Can Edmonton catch Vancouver in the standings? The guys analyze the remaining NHL schedule. What is the plan for Demko? The guys discuss Silovs, DeSmith, and who will get the next few games.

Head coach of the Abbotsford Canucks, Jeremy Colliton joins the show. Jeremy discusses the playoff push in these last 4 games of the regular season. Aatu Räty playing on the wing, and more. Jamie and Drance discuss the Canucks updated lines at practice, including Pius Suter on line 1. What is Podkolzin doing right/wrong, and should he be in the lineup going forward. The guys discuss Canucks lines and who should be in/out. Hanifin signs an 8-year extension, what does this mean for Hronek? Former NHLer Jason Demers joins the show. Jason talks about Conor Garland, Arizona situation, and what's to come for the organization. Jason ranks his Canucks playoff matchups and who scares him the most. This podcast was produced by Elan Chark & Lina Setaghian The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In this edition of the Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas run through the full list of developing information we have on the Arizona Coyotes' potential move to Salt Lake City, Utah. Does the NHL recalibrate the Pacific Division as a result? The fellas also delve into the Canucks' lineup notes and playoff forecast as things begin to crystalize. As always they look at the betting odds as well.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They dive into the Arizona Coyotes to Utah reports. Dhaliwal provides two classic moments for the segments that you will not want to miss. The fellas are joined by Executive Director of Canucks For kids Alex Oxenham and Board Member Natalie Miller join to discuss the 34th annual Telethon! Jason Bukala joins the show to touch on Tij Iginla's rise. They also talk about Elias Lindholm's potential return and what they want to see from the Canucks' mid-season acquisition. The guys also talk to Bukala about the Canucks PK.

Thomas Drance rides solo in this episode of Canucks Talk. He talks about the impressive play of Dakota Joshua and Arturs Silovs. Shayna Goldman joins the show to talk about playoff matchups out West. They also touch on JT Miller as a potential Selke candidate. Finally, Kevin Woodley joins Drancer to talk about Thatcher Demko returning to Canucks' practice. They also touch on the effectiveness of DeSmith and Silovs.

Thomas Drance rides solo in this edition of The Whiteboard. He revisits the Canucks impressive win over the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night. A game that saw multiple Canucks reach milestones on the night. Thomas runs through the playoff forecast and betting odds.

Jamie and Thomas welcome in Gemma Karstens-Smith to set up tonight's clash between the Canucks and Golden Knights. They delve into Silovs starting for Vancouver, the Canucks' special teams, and potential playoff matchups. Then, hear from Rick Tocchet in his gameday skate availability. Finally, Jamie and Thomas have a laugh at Scottsdale's Mayor proclaiming he will not support the Coyotes' big arena development.

Jamie and Drance discuss if these last 6 games for the Canucks matter at all. What should the NHL change about their schedule? The guys discuss resting Pettersson if he's injured. Canucks PxP Brendan Batchelor joins the show. On a scale of 1-10 how much do these last games matter for the Canucks. Topics include Artur Silovs starting vs LA, what is missing from Petey, and more on the Canucks. Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. Drance and Dim discuss LA 1-3-1, largest threat to Canucks in the first round, and a type of Stanley Cup team draft.

Your daily deep dive on the Vancouver Canucks. Jamie and Drance analyze the Norris Trophy race, as some seem that Josi can catch up to Hughes, as well as Makar. Juulsen nominated for trophy, and Canucks haven't had any substantial contract talks with their D-men. Updated betting and playoff odds.

Jamie and Drance discuss observations from last nights game. Elias Pettersson's play, Artur Silovs, and Hronek. Abbotsford Canucks Head Coach Jeremy Colliton joins the show. Jeremy talks Abby playoffs, integrating new young players, expectations for Elias Pettersson in Abby, and Artur Silovs play. The guys discuss the Canucks backup goalie situation, and what to do after this season. In the second segment, the guys go into what's up with the Canucks in "The Whiteboard". Are they way to reliant on Quinn Hughes? Hronek's price and if it is too expensive for what he offers. Lineup notes and betting odds.

In this edition of the crossover with Donnie and Dhali, the guys discuss Quinn Hughes being a lock for the Norris Trophy. Other topics of debate include Dakota Joshua's potential raise and what a fair price for him is in free agency, Podkolzin's recent play, Artur Silovs potential, and when will Lindholm return?

Jamie and Thomas focus on Elias Pettersson and admit that the Canucks' star forward needs to be better. The fellas acknowledge that he is not the sole reason why the team is struggling, however. Jason Bukala joins the show to talk about Landon DuPont, who projects to be the next great NHL talent. They then delve into the struggling Canucks and Jason weighs in on Pettersson's struggles. Jamie and Thomas also look ahead to the Coyotes game tonight. Hear from Rick Tocchet at the morning skate.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas revisit an ugly 6-3 Canucks loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. They discuss the Nikita Zadorov major. As always the fellas run through the betting odds and playoff forecast.

Jamie and Thomas are asked which Western Conference clubs would want to face the Vancouver Canucks in the playoffs. They highlight the Colorado Avalanche as the only team that should truly scare Canucks fans. Jesse Granger of The Athletic joins the show to talk about the Vegas Golden Knights ahead of their matchup on Tuesday night. Also, hear from Rick Tocchet from morning skate. Jamie and Thomas run through the line combinations are quibble over the confusion before the playoffs.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas get set for the Canucks' matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights. They run through the lineup notes for both sides, including Tomas Hertl returning the Knights practice without a non-contact jersey. They run through the betting odds and division odds.

On the day that the Canucks open the voting for their team awards, Jamie and Thomas debate which players fill which awards. Most importantly, they both agree that it's time for Conor Garland to win the unsung hero award this year after missing out in previous seasons. Gemma Karstens-Smith joins the show to weigh on te unsung hero debate. They also discuss why Dakota Joshua is the best value for money, and why he should be a top priority to re-sign. Hear from Rick Tocchet in his practice day media avail.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks clinching a playoff spot and surpassing 100 points. They will host playoff games for the first time since 2015. They also delve into the Canucks' team awards, as voting is open. They argue who the Canucks' unsung hero will be this season. Jamie and Thomas talk about Lekkerimaki's Abbotsford debut over the weekend, and they discuss the latest on Thatcher Demko's rehab.

Kevin Woodley joins the show. Kevin talks the main issue with the top PP unit, the potential first round playoff matchups, Canucks experimenting with their lineups, if Arturs Silovs will see any playing time and Casey DeSmith's play thus far. Eran Clark joins the show to talk all things NHL. Topics include, the scariest team in the West, Nathan MacKinnon for the Hart, and if he's buying Nashville as a real threat in the Western Conference. Who's been the most important depth forward for the Canucks this season? The guys discuss Demko and Lindholm's injury status.

The latest news into what's up with the Vancouver Canucks. Jamie asks, are the Canucks one dimensional on offense? Jamie and Josh discuss the 5v5 scoring, the struggling powerplay and how they need to add something on offense come playoff time. Jamie suggests that the powerplay should be elite, and that the team needs more from Elias Pettersson in the playoffs. The latest on Lindholm's injury and what it does to the Canucks lineup. An update on Tom Willander and lineup notes.

Sean Shapiro covers the Dallas Stars for EP Rinkside, joins the show. Sean talks Stankoven's rise, Duchene's fit, Chris Tanev's play thus far on his new team, Jake Oettinger and all things Dallas Stars. Randip Janda joins Jamie for the hour. The guys discuss Dakota Joshua's production, Arshdeep Bains back in the lineup + who will fill in the vacant forward role going into the playoffs? Jamie asks, "What is going on with Elias Lindholm?" and the guys discuss whether Elias can come back and produce offensively. How long will Lekkerimaki be with Abby? Hear from Coach Tocchet on a gameday. Would you rather see Vegas or Nashville in the first round?

Your daily deep dive into what's up with the Vancouver Canucks. The Canucks have another chance to clinch a playoff spot tonight at Rogers Arena. Jamie analyzes the matchup vs the Dallas Stars, and why they are successful this season. Hear Friedman's latest update on Demko and Lindholm's health. Lineup notes, including Bains in for tonight's game.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas get an injury update on Elias Lindholm from Rick Tocchet, Dakota Joshua, and Thatcher Demko. We run through the playoff odds and betting odds.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. The fellas talk about the Canucks form ahead of their clash against the Dallas Stars on Thursday night for the top spot in the West. They also get into over what fair value is for Filip Hronek, especially since the player has arb rights. Then, Jason Bukala joins the show to discuss Jonathan Lekkerimaki joining the Abbotsford Canucks. They also debate the better matchup for the Canucks; Nashville or Vegas?

Jamie and Thomas run through the possible first-round playoff matchups the Canucks could be facing, including Nashville and Vegas. They also comment on the inevitability of one of Edmonton or Colorado making it to the West final. They highlight Winnipeg and Dallas as preferred opponents for the Canucks. Sean Gentille of The Athletic joins the show to talk about the Predator's recent success, the Rangers looking strong out East, and Vegas having to integrate new faces after a busy deadline. Finally, the fellas talk about the Canucks' blueline, and how Hughes and Hronek have done this season.

In this edition of the Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas highlight the things the LA Kings do that make it so difficult for the Canucks to break them down. This on the heels of the team's 3-2 loss on Monday night. They also talk about Elias Lindholm who is officially day-to-day. As always the playoff forecast and betting odds are presented as well.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance highlight the play of Conor Garland on the Pettersson line and how when Dakota Joshua returns the Canucks can't afford to reunite that third line right away. They discuss whether the Garland, Pettersson, Hoglander line would be effective in the playoffs. Gemma Karstens-Smith makes her return to the show. They talk about Rick Tocchet's impact on the team since his arrival as he is the betting favourite to win the Jack Adams award this season. Finally, Jamie and Thomas talk about the team's PK and they talk about possible playoff matchups.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas talk about how the Canucks could be the first team in the 2023-24 season to clinch a playoff spot tonight. They discuss how Tocchet's recent coaching has seen this team continue to get better, and they also touch on Elias Lindholm's absence as he continues to battle through a nagging injury. As always they touch on the betting odds and playoff forecast.

Washington Capitals PxP man Joe Beninati joins the show. Joe talks Capitals style of play and identity this season. The guys discuss Alex Ovechkin's play, Capitals new core, and preview the Capitals vs Canucks. Jamie and Drance go through Dakota Joshua's potential contract and what it could look like, plus should he be in the top 6 when he returns? Is Elias Pettersson elite? Hear from Coach Tocchet after practice. Coach talks about fatigue/rest, getting Lindholm more involved, and more. Hockey PDOcast host Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. The guys discuss the Capitals this season and mid-teams. The show ends with a sandwich draft.

Jamie and Drance highlight what's up with the Vancouver Canucks. The guys react to the signing of NCAA player Christian Felton. Hear the latest updates on Canucks UFA's from Elliotte Friedman, including Myers, Zadorov and Blueger. The guys discuss potential contracts and a Hronek deal. Lineup notes and playoff forecast.

Kyle Bukauskas from Sportsnet's Hockley Night in Canada joins the show. Kyle talks Canucks vs Avalanche and what the Canucks can take from it. How will the Canucks playoff inexperience impact them? Kyle ranks the Canadian teams in which the country would get behind in a playoff run. Which Canadian team has the best chance to win the Cup this season? Fight at practice between who? The guys discuss Pettersson's play as of late, and if there needs to be a juggle of the lines. Analyzing Pettersson's play and if the team should be concerned about him heading to the playoffs. The Canucks special teams continues to be a problem. The guys discuss signing UFA's and which players are a priority, and how it's possible with the internal cap structure.

Your daily deep dive into what's up with the Canucks! Jamie and Drance recap the loss vs Colorado. The game was evenly matched, Canucks have to attack and not sit back with the lead. Jamie shares his biggest concern going into the playoffs for the Canucks. The Canucks have no control over the refs, it's reality. Lineup notes and playoff forecast.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. This week they debate whether the Canucks overused Thatcher Demko before his injury, how will Casey DeSmith fair in his place, and what is the right dollar amount to extend Filip Hronek? Hear from head coach Rick Tocchet ahead of tonight's game against the Avalanche. Plus, Sportsnet prospects analyst Jason Bukala joins the show to talk about college free agent season. Will the Canucks dip their toe in the waters?

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance set up tonight's clash between the Canucks and Avalanche at Rogers Arena. They talk about Colorodo's new additions in Mittlestadt and Walker, and they discuss how you can slow down Nathan MacKinnon. Then, they delve into the team extending Emilie Castonguay and Cammi Granato while promoting Ryan Johnson to Assistant GM. As always the guys look at the betting odds and playoff forecast.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Jeff Marek as they continue to break down where the Canucks go from here with the injury to Thatcher Demko and touch on the fact that it may be better that it happened now to give him some rest as Vancouver heads into the playoffs. The guys discuss just how competitive the western conference is and how difficult and tiring it will be for one team to make it through the west on their way to the Cup Final. Later, hear from Randip Janda as he joins the show and emphasizes the importance of team defence especially now with Demko out week to week. Also hear from Canucks Head Coach Rick Tocchet as he speaks with the media for the first time following Vancouver's two days off.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance open by discussing the call up of Arturs Silovs to the Vancouver Canucks to be the new backup goalie with the recent injury to Thatcher Demko. The guys discuss the possibility of him getting in for a game during this stretch with Demko out and break down whether or not he could be considered to be a permanent backup come next season. As well Jamie and Thomas dive into what a contract extension could look like for Tyler Myers.

Jamie and Thomas continue the discussion of where the Canucks go from here with an injury to netminder Thatcher Demko and how sustained defensive fortitude is the key to success during this time without him. Kevin Woodley joins the show to give his take on the implications of the Demko injury and dive into how a guy like Demko may only need a couple games under his belt to be ready for playoff hockey. The guys discuss the injury history of Thatcher Demko and speak on whether he's built to be a work horse starting goalie or is more of a sprinter that gets hot and can be amazing but for shorter periods of time.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down a massive win by the Canucks over the Winnipeg Jets in a dominant effort against a Jets team that has deep playoff run aspirations. The guys praise Quinn Hughes for his stellar play and consistent performance night in and out with the ability to have a major impact on every game he plays. As well, they speak on the Thatcher Demko injury and what the future may hold for the team with the cloudiness surrounding the injury as the playoff seeding race continues to heat up.

Jamie Dodd, Thomas Drance, and Bik Nizzar break down a lethargic NHL trade deadline as the Vancouver Canucks stood pat while their Western Conference rivals all bulked up. The fellas react in real-time to the Vegas Golden Knights acquiring Tomas Hertl from the San Jose Sharks. Jamie runs through the adjusted playoff forecast and betting odds following all the trades. We hear from Patrik Allvin in his post-deadline press conference.

Jamie and Thomas take you through to the trade deadline as they wait for the Canucks to make a deal before noon Pacific.

Jamie and Thomas continue the discussion of what could come for Vancouver at the trade deadline and break down how the recent actions of this management group may hint that no massive moves are imminent. Sean Gentille from The Athletic in Pittsburgh joins the show to give the latest on the Jake Guentzel situation and how as time passes, the price on a return for Guentzel may change and not bring the massive haul that GM Kyle Dubas initially wanted. The guys continue to break down how the addition of Elias Lindholm has not worked out as everyone may have hoped so far. Also, hear from Canucks Head Coach Rick Tocchet as well on a Canucks gameday.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss Vegas acquiring defenceman Noah Hanifin as they continue to bolster their roster and get better heading into the playoffs. The Canucks will play Vegas tonight and the new additions are expected to be in the lineup. Vancouver's chances to get Guentzel seem to be dwindling with the high price point Pittsburgh has and how many teams are in on getting him.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down the Canucks win over the LA Kings last night. A night that saw Elias Pettersson break out of his shell and show his top form. They run through the broadsheet as the Canucks seem to be aggressively shopping ahead of the Friday deadline. They break down the playoff forecast and betting odds.

On a day that saw five NHL trades before the conclusion of the show, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance broke down all the transactions that occurred. Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal join the show for the weekly crossover to discuss the Canucks interests before the Friday deadline. Could Guentzel land in Vancouver? Is Podkolzin on his way out? Will they sign Kessel? Jason Bukala joins the show as well to analyze some of the prospect pieces that have moved today.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Shayna Goldman of The Athletic to speculate on the NHL trade market. The guys delve into what they expect from the Canucks this week. Then, following a bombshell report, Jamie and Thomas react to the Canucks potentially flipping Elias Lindholm to Boston in a Jake Guentzel deal.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks' $150m renovation plans for Rogers Arena that include brand new black seats (with cupholders). They preview tonight's matchup against the LA Kings. They delve into the lineup notes as Carson Soucy is slated to return. As always we run through the playoff forecast and betting odds.

In this edition of the Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas revisit the Canucks dominant performance over the Anaheim Ducks. They delve into the Jake Guentzel reports as the Canucks are said to be back in on the Penguins forward. However, the price seems to be out of the range of what the Canucks are comfortable paying. They dive into lineup notes from practice. As always, they touch on the betting lines and playoff odds.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Pat Brisson, agent for Elias Pettersson. They delve into the process behind signing the 8-year extension and the truth behind what spurred action last week. Dom Luszczyszyn of The Athletic joins the show to break down Pettersson's true value from an analytics perspective now that he's locked in at $11.6m/season. Finally, the guys revisit the Canucks win over the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday.

Elias Pettersson has signed an 8 year extension with the Vancouver Canucks. Jamie and Thomas delve into the numbers and what the Canucks will do moving forward now that their talisman has locked in with the team.

Jamie and Drance discuss when Pettersson could sign. Topics of discussion include Lindholm, Bains play last night, Podkolzin being called up, and line combinations. Jamie says it's time to get the PP1 unit back together. Former NHL executive Jonathan Wall joins the show. He talks about the process of going through a trade deadline, NHL's rules post deadline, projecting salary cap for next season, Pettersson's RFA situation, Hronek cap planning and more. The guys discuss cap space and flexibility in the NHL. Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. He talks Anaheim Ducks poor season, tiering pacific division playoff teams, building a Pettersson trade package, and drafting trade fits.

Jamie and Drance recap the loss vs LA last night. Drance suggests the biggest concern about the Canucks is their ability to generate offense 5 on 5. The guys delve into the Pettersson saga in the broadsheet, discussing Elliotte Friedman's comments. Does extending Pettersson impact your decision to go all in this season? Playoff update and betting odds.

Canucks PxP man Brendan Batchelor joins the show. He talks Pettersson contract, suggesting the Canucks should pay him whatever he wants. Batch discusses the shake up on the Canucks blue line, what he's been seeing from Lindholm, improvements the team can make before the deadline, and Demko starting yet again. Daniel Gee, contributor at EP Rinkside joins the show. Daniel talks Vasily Podkolzin and how he's been developing in Abbotsford. Daniel also discusses Jonathan Lekkerimäki and Tom Willander's play this year. Hear from Coach Tocchet on a Canucks gameday. The guys discuss Tocchet's comments. Topics include Pius Suter, Hellebuyck's dominance and more.

Jamie and Drance open the headlines discussing the Frank Seravalli report on Pettersson potentially signing an 8-year extension with the Canucks. The guys analyze the potential contract and how the dominos could fall. Hear from Elliott Friedman on the Jeff Marek show talking about the Pettersson situation. Should the Canucks have been in on Tanev at that price? Update on lines and betting odds.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas recap a tough double-blown lead by the Vancouver Canucks last night against the Pittsburgh Penguins. JT Miller showed some special form and continues to wow the fanbase with his play. They dissect today's line rushes in practice. In the broadsheet, the fellas talk about the Jake Guentzel trade rumours. As always they look at the playoff forecast and betting odds.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal for the weekly Crossover. They delve into last night's loss to the Penguins and JT Miller's spectacular play. They talk about the Elias Pettersson story and the reactions coming from the fanbase. Dhaliwal provides an update on Guentzel and they debate whether the Canucks have enough to buy another big piece before the deadline. Jamie and Thomas go after fans who can't help but compare Miller to Pettersson every time Miller does something good and Pettersson doesn't. Jason Bukala joins the show to get an outsider's perspective on the Vancouver Canucks.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Rob Rossi of The Athletic Pittsburgh to talk about whether the Penguins will trade Jake Guentzel. They delve into the mess that Kyle Dubas has inherited in Pittsburgh. Then, the fellas are joined by Ryan Clark of ESPN to talk about the Elias Pettersson drama. They try to forecast what next season might look like for the Canucks. Next, they talk Seattle Kraken. Will they sell at the deadline? Hear from head coach Rick Tocchet as well.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas continue to dissect the discourse surrounding Elias Pettersson. They delve into the game-day skate at Rogers Arena that sees several changes on both power play units. Jamie and Thomas also talk about a possible Jake Guentzel acquisition in the broadsheet. As per usual, they take a look at the playoff forecast and betting odds.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance explore what the Canucks could hypothetically get for Elias Pettersson in trade. They highlight the value of the asset for the Canucks and really delve into where management and the player find themselves right now. Kevin Woodley joins the show to talk about the Canucks' goaltending. They highlight the play of Casey DeSmith. Jamie and Thomas talk about the Canucks play recently and key in on the play of Arshdeep Bains and Nikita Zadorov.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas delve into the latest reports revolving around Elias Pettersson. How does the lack of direction from the Canucks' star centre impact this club moving forward? Will he re-sign? Should the Canucks trade him? As always Jamie and Thomas run through the lineup notes, playoff forecast, and betting odds.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance go into what's up with the Vancouver Canucks. The guys discuss Coach Tocchet's comments after the Seattle loss, and the optional practice at UBC. Elias Pettersson's contract continues to be a vocal discussion, noting the recent speculation on an offer from the Canucks. Drance notes that Pettersson waiting is a smart decision on his part. Lineup notes and Pacific Division playoff watch.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance recap the Canucks poor performance in Seattle. The guys discuss the Canucks play, Rick Tocchet's comments, and where to go from here. Special teams continues to be apart of the discussion as the Canucks struggle yet again. How important is Dakota Joshua to this team? Is the Pettersson criticism worthy? Sportsnet 650 PxP man Brendan Batchelor joins the show. Brendan notes that "It's not time to panic yet" amid this 4-game losing skid. The guys play 'over/unders' on the Canucks season. Hockey PDOcast host Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. Dimitri talks Canucks losing streak, special teams issues, Boston preview, and a draft of the best teams outside the top 3 of their division.

Triple threat Iain MacIntyre joins the show. Iain talks first impressions of Arshdeep Bains & Abbotsford teaching players to play the right way. Coach Tocchet balancing the lines with Suter and Bains. Does Elias Pettersson deserve criticism? Imac talks Powerplay lineup changes and what he expects tonight vs the Kraken. Alison Lukan covers the Seattle Kraken for ROOT Sports. Alison talks Seattle fighting for the playoffs and what's gone wrong for the team this season. Do the Kraken need to address the lack of star talent this off-season? Alison tiers Pacific Division teams that are in the playoff run. The guys react to Mark Stone being on LTIR. Hear from Coach Tocchet on a gameday. Hoglander and Bains being in the top 6 is a testament to the Abbotsford Canucks development.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance highlight what's up with the Vancouver Canucks! Arshdeep Bains moves into the top 6, what does this mean for the lines? The guys discuss potential deadline targets for the Canucks, including Tommy Novak. Does Pettersson elevate his line mates? Coach Tocchet changes the Powerplay line-up including Hronek on PP1. Playoff forecast and Canucks odds.

Thomas Drance is joined by Rick Dhaliwal and Don Taylor for the weekly Crossover. They delve into the Canucks 3-game losing streak. They also comment on Arshdeep Bains NHL debut. The guys also discuss the Tanev sweepstakes and whether the Canucks can afford to bring him in before someone snipes him from them. Sportsnet prospects analyst Jason Bukala joins the show to comment on Bains' debut and the pipeline that the Canucks have created in Abbotsford. Sarah Nurse of PWHL Toronto joins the show to highlight Nursey Night.

Thomas Drance revisits the Canucks loss to the Colorado Avalanche, and what this bit of adversity means for Vancouver moving forward. Drancer dives into Arshdeep Bains's debut. He also talks about the road left to run for Phil Kessel before he has a legit chance at joining the Canucks. There seems to be legit concern that Chris Tanev will land with one of the Canucks divisional rivals. As always we check in on the betting odds and playoff forecast.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe fills in for Jamie Dodd. The guys talk about what this last weekend meant for the Canucks season. Thomas admits that the Canucks actually played well despite the two losses. They comment on the officiating. Ryan Boulding of NHL.com joins the show to talk about the Colorado Avalanche ahead of their tilt with Vancouver. Hear from Rick Tocchet and Arshdeep Bains, who is slated to make his NHL debut tonight.

In this edition of The Whiteboard with Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance, the guys look back at a crazy game between the Canucks and Wild that saw a combined 17 goals and 3 separate hattricks. They comment on the team's ability to bounce back in the face of adversity, and whether they will be up to the task when the games ramp up in the playoffs. Arshdeep Bains's NHL debut against the Avalanche takes their focus in the headlines. They also delve into the "Tanefin" sweepstakes and Phil Kessel's progress in Abbotsford. As always the guys run through the playoff forcast and betting odds.

Jamie and Drance discuss what the roadmap for pending UFA's should be for the Canucks with their cap situation. What should the Canucks target at the deadline? Drance suggests the Canucks need another puck moving defenceman, potential targets and what they should do with their d-men going forward. Covering the Winnipeg Jets, Ken Wiebe joins the show. Ken talks Ehlers role, Jets culture, and what the success this season has meant to the city. Ken tiers contending Canadian teams. Hockey PDOcast host Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. The guys talk Winnipeg Jets, rank Central Division team, and do a pizza draft.

Jamie and Drance recap the Canucks W vs Detroit. The guys highlight what went right for the team including Lindholm, Hughes & Hronek pairing, and 5 on 5 play. Should the Canucks consider adding another piece? An update on Phil Kessel, playoff odds, and more.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Sean Gentille as they look at major storylines across the NHL including Columbus remobing Jarmo Kekäläinen as their General Manager as well as the guys breaking down why the Penguins have not been able to get on a roll despite the fantastic play of Sidney Crosby this season. Hear from Canucks Head Coach Rick Tocchet at morning skate as they guys continue to preview tonight's game against Detroit plus, Abbotsford Head Coach Jeremy Colliton joins the show to give an update on the Canucks AHL affiliate as their season progresses.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas further dissect the Phil Kessel situation as he took to the ice in Abbotsford for the first time yesterday. The guys dive into tonight's matchup for the Canucks against Detroit with Joshua out of the lineup due to injury plus they touch on the Columbus Blue Jackets letting go of their General Manager Jarmo Kekäläinen after a couple tough off-seasons.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Dhali for the weekly crossover. They delve into Phil Kessel arriving in Abbotsford. They talk about the potential fit with the Canucks and what he can provide to this roster. Rick Dhaliwal speaks glowingly about Dakota Joshua. Sportsnet Prospects Analyst Jason Bukala joins the show to talk about what the Canucks still need to make a deep playoff run. They talk about Nikita Zadorov's play as he returns from his suspension. They also talk about Ilya Mikeyev's struggles recently. Bukala touches on the play of Willander at Boston University.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas look back at a business-like win over the Chicago Blackhawks. They delve into Phil Kessel's arrival to Abbotsford and what he could add to this Canucks roster should they sign him. They also key in on the play of Noah Juulsen, Nils Hoglander, and Dakota Joshua. As always they run through the playoff and betting odds.

Jamie and Thomas react to Scott Wheeler's Canucks Prospect Rankings where Lekkerimaki comes in ahead of Wilander. Ryan Clark of ESPN joins the show. They talk about the Morgan Rielly hearing, and what its going to do to the Leafs losing one of their best players. They also delve into where last year's Cup finalists stand this year as we enter the stretch drive. Jannik Hansen joins the show to give a player's perspective on policing the game in the NHL. He weighs in on whether the Canucks should seek retribution for Walman's griddy. Jannik also weighs in on the state of the Canucks' top six and whether they should still add before the deadline.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas get set for the Canucks game against the Chicago Blackhawks as the team wraps up their 5 game roundtrip. The fellas run through the lineup notes following morning skate. In the broadsheet, Jamie and Thomas ponder which Seattle Kraken UFA's the Canucks might be able to poach before the NHL trade deadline. As always the fellas run through the playoff and betting odds.

Kevin Woodley joins Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance. They talk about how Thatcher Demko thrives in the net when the Canucks give up big chance totals. The underlying numbers suggest the Canucks are still solid defensively. They also delve into how the team now has to find the right fit for Elias Lindholm. Afterward, Drancer talks about Prospects Macklin Celebrini and Tom Wilander whom he had a chance to watch at BU. Finally, in true Canucks Talk fashion the fellas find parallels between this year's Super Bowl and the Vancouver Canucks.

In this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance recap a back-to-back set of morning hockey for the Canucks over the weekend. Should the Canucks send a message to Jake Walman after he hit the griddy following the Red Wings overtime win? How do we feel about Morgan Reilly's crosscheck on Ridly Greig, and how do the two actions compare? The fellas also talk about Jet Woo being called up to the NHL Canucks. As always, we run through the betting and playoff odds.

Jamie and Drance discuss Coach Tocchet's comments about his best players not showing up last night in Boston. Will other guys in the lineup get an audition for a bigger role? The guys discuss if Garland or Joshua will get an opportunity, and why they should. Covering the Detroit Red Wings for Detroit Free Press, Helene St. James joins the show. Helene talks Red Wings season and what's went right for them. Discussion includes Hronek returning to Detroit, Yzerman's moves, Mo Seider, and Quinn Hughes envy. The guys discuss if the Red Wings will be a challenge for the Canucks and why. PDOcast Host, Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. Washington Capitals outlook & a Super Bowl Prop Draft.

Jamie & Drance recap the Canucks loss vs Boston, more specifically how they lost the game with 'moments of mistakes'. Drance talks regression, yet how the Canucks continue to maintain their level of play. The guys analyze the Canucks Penalty Kill, and why it has been struggling. Rumour update on Casey Mittelstadt and if he'd make sense for the Canucks. Updated playoff picture and betting odds.

What rental could the Canucks acquire? The Connor Garland vs Phil Kessel driving play debate, Canucks interested in Rasmus Ristolainen, what moves the Canucks could make before the deadline and more on players current trade value. From Bleacher Report and the "Too Many Men Podcast" Sara Civian joins the show. She discusses the Bruins vs Canucks hype, how the Bruins sustain this success, what she thinks of the Canucks this season, Bruins lineup notes and more. Hear from Coach Rick Tocchet on a gameday.

Jamie and Drance dive into what's up with the Canucks. It's a battle between the two top teams in the NHL tonight, the guys preview the matchup. An update on Phil Kessel and how he could fit with the Canucks. Does Rasmus Ristolainen make sense for the Canucks? The guys discuss the fits and opportunity costs. Playoff forecast and betting odds update.

Jamie and Thomas look back at an impressive Canucks win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday. They look forward to a powerhouse tilt between the Canucks and Bruins on Thursday. As per usual, the guys run through the broadsheet, playoff odds, and betting odds.

Donnie and Dhali join Jamie and Thomas for the first time since the Canucks dealt for Flames two-way centre Elias Lindholm. They dive into the machinations of the deal and the series of events that lead the Canucks to deal away fan-favourite Andrei Kuzmenko. Jamie and Thomas look back at the Golden Knights snapping the Oilers winning streak on Tuesday night. Sportsnet prospects analyst Jason Bukala joins the show. They delve into Arshdeep Bains' rise through the Canucks' pipeline, the potential of the 2024 1st rounder the team gave up in the Lindholm deal, and Jamie gets insights for one of his favourite prospects in Gavin McKenna.

Jamie and Thomas preview Elias Lindholm's debut with the Vancouver Canucks. They're joined by Cory Lavalette of the North State Journal to talk about the Carolina Hurricanes and their shrinking Cup window. Jannik Hansen joins the show as well. They talk about what it's like coming out of the All-Star break as a player, adjusting to new faces when the team makes trades, and what makes someone the right fit to play next to a team's star player.

On this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie and Thomas set up tonight's matchup between the Canucks and Hurricanes as both sides make their return from the NHL All-Star break. Lineup notes, headlines, rumours, betting odds and playoff odds are all on top as usual in this daily segment.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Brendan Batchelor to analyze the fit for Elias Lindholm following his first practice with the Vancouver Canucks. The guys talk about the versatility that Lindholm brings to the roster. Hear from head coach Rick Tocchet as well. They also talk about whether the team will add another forward in a trade before the deadline.

In this edition of The Whiteboard with Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance, the guys recap the Canucks' practice with their new addition in Elias Lindholm. In the broadsheet, they discuss what could be on the horizon for the Canucks now that they've made another big trade. Could some smaller additions be made sooner rather than later? As always we run through the betting and playoff odds.

Jamie and Drance discuss Ilya Mikheyev's role and hear from Rick Tocchet regarding Ilya this season. The guys further analyze Elias Lindholm and his fit in the current lineup. Canucks new acquisition Elias Lindholm joins the show. Elias talks Hughes snub, how he found out he got traded, extended road trip with his new team, his excitement on joining the Canucks and complimenting Elias Pettersson. Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. The guys have a roundtable discussion about Lindholm and more NHL topics. The guys end the show with a pie draft.

Jamie and Drance discuss the headlines in the NHL. Including Hughes all star draft, Olympics being back for the NHL, Kings firing Todd McLellan, and projecting which Canucks players will make an Olympic team.

Sportsnet contributor and former NHL scout Jason Bukala joins the show. Jason gives his thoughts the Lindholm addition for the Canucks, the haul they gave up for him, and if it was a good trade. Bukala talks Kuzmenko and his fit in Calgary. The guys discuss future trades for the team before the deadline. Abbotsford Canucks Head Coach Jeremy Colliton talks depth of the team, building internal competition on a day by day level, Arshdeep Bains development, and Podkolzin's status. The guys discuss upgrading the roster at all levels, Drance reviews the Vegas model.

Jamie and Drance react to the Elias Lindholm trade. Drance suggests that Lindholm is a major asset for the Canucks penalty kill and will be an upgrade for this team. Jamie loves Lindholm's versatility, calling him a "premium version of Pius Suter". The guys analyze potential line combinations with Lindholm in the lineup. Did the Canucks give up too much for Lindholm? Odds review for All-Star events.

On this edition of The Whiteboard, Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance delve into the preferred privacy of Canucks star forward Elias Pettersson. In particular, how Pettersson will cope with All-Star weekend in Toronto being asked about his future with the Canucks. They contrast this negotiation with his previous one in Vancouver, and how it may have affected his play. As always we run through playoff and betting odds.