Canucks Central

Dan and Sat answer your questions about the internal top-6 options for the Canucks next season, whether or not they should consider trading Quinn Hughes this offseason, and more.

Dan and Sat are joined by former Canuck, Jannik Hansen, to talk about the issues the Edmonton Oilers coming up as their cap starts to get eaten up, the lack of a rebuild for the Canucks and how that's led them to where they are now, and everything going on with the Abbotsford Canucks.

Dan and Sat discuss the latest rumours surrounding the Canucks, including the team potentially exploring extensions for Thatcher Demko and Conor Garland this summer. They also get into the Canucks' interest in Matt Duchene and what that means for their C search now that Duchene has extended in Dallas.

Sat Shah, Dan Riccio, Brandon Astle and Landon Ferraro breakdown the Abbotsford Canucks 3-2 win over the Charlotte Checkers in game 4 of the Calder Cup Final.

Andy Strickland from the Cam and Strick Podcast joins the show to discuss the latest around the NHL. The guys discuss how Seattle used their draft capital to improve their club and how the Mason Marchment acquisition by Seattle is the type of deal the Canucks should be looking at. And Chris Peters from FloHockey discusses the Calder Cup Final and breaks down some of the players the Canucks could land in the upcoming draft.

In The Open Sat and Dan discuss the latest Canucks rumored interest in Minnesota Wild forward Marco Rossi. And they debate the value of the package required if they would need to come up with in order to make a trade happen and if giving up too many assets could possibly hinder what they may be able to do elsewhere.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah debate whether the following topics are overrated or underrated. The Blue Jays batting, the Abbotsford Canucks theoretical Calder Cup parade, some big swings for a possible Vancouver trade, and buying sports teams.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah are joined by Kevin Woodley to talk about the goaltending in the Stanley Cup Final, and whether or not that was the main difference between the two teams. Then they discuss the future of Vancouvers goaltending, including the stellar performances by Arturs Silovs in Abbotsford. Lastly, they discuss the LTIR rules as the NHL takes a look into certain teams.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah get into the latest NHL news, starting with Trent Frederic signing an eye-opening deal with the Oilers. With the salary cap raising over the next few years, the guys discuss how it will affect contracts being signed this summer. Entering an age of vastly different looking contracts, a debate breaks out about what is a fair payment for depth going forward.

Sat Shah, Dan Riccio, Brandon Astle and Landon Ferraro breakdown the Abbotsford Canucks 6-1 win over the Charlotte Checkers in game 3 of the Calder Cup Final.

Dan and Sat are joined by Don Taylor (5:08) of Donnie and Dhali to talk about the positives of the Abbotsford Canucks making the Calder Cup Final, individuals like Jonathan Lekkerimaki and Victor Mancini, and more. Also, hear from PWHL Vancouver GM, Cara Gardner Morey (46:03) on how the roster is coming together for the expansion team. The guys also sample some hot wings and endure the pain live on air.

Dan and Sat get into the latest rumours from around the NHL and if any names, like Troy Terry and a couple players from Vegas, could spark interest for the Vancouver Canucks' front office. They also talk about Brock Boeser and Pius Suter and how their markets are shaping up as we are a couple weeks away from free agency opening.

Dan and Sat discuss the first couple games of the Calder Cup Final for Abbotsford, the trade opportunity with the Canucks and Sabres as JJ Peterka and Bowen Byram are linked to Vancouver, and more.

Dan and Sat are joined by Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli to talk about the Florida Panthers leading the Stanley Cup Final, the rising stock of Sam Bennett and Brad Marchand, and the trade options open to the Canucks - including JJ Peterka, Bowen Byram, and Marco Rossi.

Dan and Sat are joined by Canucks Legend, Trevor Linden, to talk about the run the Abbotsford Canucks are on, if a practice facility is necessary for the Vancouver Canucks, and everything surrounding Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson. They also get into Trevor being a part of the Pros Talks Prostate campaign and the importance of that.

Dan and Sat answer your questions about the ultimate upside of Nils Hoglander, over/unders on the amount of trades the Canucks could make this offseason, and more in this week's Mailbag Friday!

Dan and Sat are joined by former Canuck, Jannik Hansen, to talk about what the success in Abbotsford means, the work to be done up front for the Vancouver Canucks, and more as the offseason talk rolls on.

Dan and Sat discuss the reports of the Canucks likely not moving Elias Pettersson and the bet the team is making on him for next season. They also get into the Chris Kreider trade and the reports of potential NHL expansion to Atlanta.

Dan and Sat debate whether topics like the Canucks acquiring Jason Robertson, the scores at the US Open, and more are overrated or underrated!

Dan and Sat are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com to talk about Stuart Skinner and Sergei Bobrovsky in the Cup Final and the improved reputation of Arturs Silovs. Also, hear from former NHLer, Landon Ferraro, on the Calder Cup Final and his thoughts on the Abbotsford Canucks.

Dan and Sat get into the reported trade between the Ducks and Rangers for Chris Kreider and if that can get the trade snowball rolling around the NHL. Also, they talk about the options available to the Canucks on the trade front and how realistic they are.

Dan and Sat are joined by Don Taylor of Donnie and Dhali to talk about the Abby Canucks run to the Final and all the storylines coming out of the Stanley Cup Final. Also, hear from Harman Dayal of The Athletic on the standouts in Abbotsford, including Victor Mancini and other defencemen.

Dan and Sat discuss the Florida Panthers taking a 2-1 series lead in the Stanley Cup Final and what the Canucks can learn from the Panthers' playstyle. Also, they get into some potential names the Canucks could consider offersheeting this offseason.

Dan and Sat are joined by Abbotsford Canucks Head Coach, Manny Malhotra, to talk about his team making the Calder Cup Finals, the contributions throughout the roster that led them there, and more.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah are joined by PWHL Vancouver forward Sarah Nurse to talk about joining the expansion team, moving to the West Coast, and building excitement for the season ahead. The guys explore the connection between Abbotsford’s playoff run and the Canucks’ future, and ask whether Manny Malhotra was overlooked for the head coaching job. NHL insider Frank Seravalli stops by to talk Cup Final storylines, trade buzz, and whether Vancouver and Buffalo could be trade partners. Later, Abby News reporter Ben Lypka joins to break down Abbotsford’s incredible playoff run.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah dive into the latest with the Canucks, including what came out of the draft combine and whether it delivered any real buzz. They explore potential trade partners, possible next moves for Vancouver, and name some intriguing players who could be on the move.

Dan and Sat are joined by one of the first members of the Vancouver PWHL team, Jenn Gardiner (1:00), to talk about coming home, how excited she is for the team to come together, and more. Also, hear from former Canuck, Jannik Hansen (29:00), on Elias Pettersson, the impact of assistant coaches, and the Stanley Cup Final.

Dan and Sat answer your questions about the value of NHL head coaching experience behind a bench, management missing the combine, and more in this week's Mailbag Friday!

Dan and Sat discuss the recent comments from Adam Foote on Halford and Brough, including outlining the leadership group and how this coaching staff can go about helping Elias Pettersson find his form. They also touch on the Stanley Cup Final and the Abby Canucks continuing their series against Texas.

Dan and Sat are joined by Shane Malloy (1:00) of Hockey Prospect Radio on Sirius XM to give an update on how the draft class is shaping up, what you can take away from the combine, and more. Also, hear from former NHLer, Landon Ferraro (25:00), on the additions to the coaching staff for the Canucks and the Abbotsford Canucks playoff run.

Dan and Sat discuss the additions to the Canucks coaching staff as Adam Foote's team is completed. They also get into the latest rumours surrounding the Canucks' interest in Marco Rossi and some news on what the Canucks may be planning to do with Thatcher Demko.

Sat and Bik are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com to talk about Arturs Silovs' run with the Abby Canucks, what it means for next season, and the goaltending matchup we're about to see in the Stanley Cup Final.

Sat and Bik debate whether topics like the reported options for a practice facility, Sarah Nurse reportedly signing with PWHL Vancouver, and much more are overrated or underrated!

Sat and Bik get into the latest surrounding the Canucks, including reports of the team evaluating some sites for a practice facility. They also talk about Brock Nelson extending in Colorado, the limited options on the free agent market, and why that means the Canucks will likely have to pursue trades to improve the team.

Dan and Sat are joined by Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli to tee-up the Stanley Cup Final, rumours from around the NHL as the offseason starts to heat up, and more. Also, hear from George Richards of Florida Hockey Now on the Panthers and Tyler Yaremchuk from Daily Faceoff on the Oilers ahead of tomorrow's game 1.

Dan and Sat get into the Derek Forbort extension, how the defence is shaping up for next season, and what moves could be on the way for the team. Also, they get into Kevin Dean reportedly joining the team's coaching staff and some other scuttlebutt around the NHL.

Dan and Sat are joined by Abby Canucks play-by-play voice, Brandon Astle, to talk about the Abby playoff run and their ongoing series against the Texas Stars in the Western Conference Final. Also, hear from Don Taylor of Donnie and Dhali on some of the rumoured names on the trade market and more.

Dan and Sat discuss the latest Trade Board from Nick Kypreos and the intriguing names that the Canucks could target. The names they cover include Martin Necas, Jason Robertson, and others.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah answer your questions and queries about the Canucks, sports, and life. What team could make an enticing offer for Pettersson, and what would that offer be? Should offer sheets be utilized more? Will the Canucks go for more grit, or finesse? And who would win a Hunger Games style battle in the office? All this and more in the Mailbag.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah are joined by Ken Holland (0:37) to chat about the LA Kings as he takes over the reins in an interesting position. What do the Kings do to finally get over the hump? Holland speaks on how he handles matters with other teams as a GM, and what he hopes to accomplish in the next year. Then, Jannik Hansen (29:40) joins the show to give his analysis on the Canucks struggles. How can they transform themselves into a team like the Edmonton Oilers or Florida Panthers? What moves do you make to compete?

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah get into the latest Canucks news. The team shopping around to try and find another "Hronek-like" trade for the forward group. Should the team be utilizing RFA options? What are the options regarding controversial star forward Elias Pettersson? Lastly, they discuss the dwindling odds of winger Brock Boeser returning as a Canuck.

Dan and Sat are joined by former NHLer, Landon Ferraro, to talk about the Abby Canucks gearing up for the Western Conference Final, the benefit of going on a deep run for an AHL team, and more. Also, hear from Harman Dayal of The Athletic on the development of some prospects in Abbotsford and what the Canucks should do with their 1st rounder next month.

Dan and Sat discuss the Carolina Hurricanes' exit yesterday and the lessons that can be learned from their sustained playoff experience. They also get into comments from Conor Garland and some rumours from around the league.

Dan and Sat debate whether topics like the Canucks extending Thatcher Demko this summer, waiting until the deadline to find a 2C, and much more is overrated or underrated!

Dan and Sat get into some of your hypothetical trade offers to improve the Canucks' Center depth, including potential options like Marco Rossi and Pavel Zacha. Also, hear from Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com on Stuart Skinner's elevated play for the Oilers, how Arturs Silovs has performed in Abbotsford, and the future of Thatcher Demko in Vancouver.

Dan and Sat look at what the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers are doing as they're closing in on a Stanley Cup Final rematch. They also get into how the Canucks get to that level and the challenges that come with it.

Dan and Sat are joined by Frank Seravalli to discuss the rising price for centers, Pavel Zacha’s fit, and the latest on Elias Pettersson’s trade value. Plus, Don Taylor talks Artūrs Šilovs, Abbotsford’s success, and Quinn Hughes’ growing influence inside the organization.

In The Open Dan and Sat talk Abbotsford's playoff run the early names surfacing on the trade market and whether the Canucks need to make a major talent swing or a more calculated move

In this week’s Friday Mailbag, Dan and Satiar answer your burning questions on the Marner buzz, potential roster moves with Filip Hronek and Conor Garland, and what to expect from Adam Foote’s coaching style.

Former Canuck Jannik Hansen joins the show to talk about Denmark’s win over Canada at Worlds, the barriers to hockey growth in his home country, and why Vancouver may not be an appealing destination for top-six talent like Nikolaj Ehlers. Plus, what’s still missing from the Canucks’ forward group and how much promise Abbotsford players are showing.

Dan and Sat dissect what's gone wrong for the Hurricanes in their series against Florida and ask whether Rod Brind’Amour’s approach has hit a ceiling. They dive into Carolina’s flawed defensive makeup, Florida’s playoff killers, and what lessons the Canucks can take as they aim for sustainable contention. Plus — is anyone actually paying Sam Bennett $10M?

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah take your submissions in a new edition of Overrated/Underrated with Producer Elan Chark— from Lekkerimäki trade talk to flag football in the Olympics, protecting Quinn Hughes, and the value of AHL playoff success.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah break down the Islanders' front-office search with guest Stefen Rosner, who explains why Brendan Shanahan could be a leading candidate and how New York plans to retool around its core, not rebuild. Later, Sam Cosentino joins the show to assess the Canucks’ options at the draft, weigh in on Lekkerimäki vs. Willander as trade chips, and discuss which prospects could make a faster NHL impact. Plus, thoughts on Abbotsford’s playoff surge and what it means for Vancouver’s pipeline.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah open the show by breaking down Abbotsford’s Game 3 win and the standout performance from Arturs Silovs. They discuss Linus Karlsson’s NHL potential, the need for another draft hit, and whether the Canucks should entertain trading Filip Hronek this offseason.

Kevin Woodley joins the show to break down the goaltending matchup in the Western Conference Final. He explains why limiting rush chances is crucial for the Oilers, evaluates Stuart Skinner’s flaws, and weighs in on whether Jake Oettinger is overrated or underrated. Then, Brandon Astle checks in from the AHL playoffs to talk about Abbotsford’s strong postseason run, Artūrs Šilovs’ standout play, and what the Canucks’ approach to scouting might mean for their first-round pick. Later, Dan and Sat discuss potential trade targets for the Canucks this offseason — including ideal fits and what the price might be.

Dan and Sat are joined by NHL Insider Frank Seravalli to kick off the show. They discuss the Canucks’ pursuit of a top-six center, why Vancouver is preparing for an aggressive offseason, and the likelihood of big names moving across the league. Plus, Seravalli weighs in on the futures of Mitch Marner, John Tavares, and why Marco Rossi could become a trade chip to watch. Also: what’s next for Brendan Shanahan and the Islanders’ front office?

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah welcome Sportsnet’s Gene Principe to break down what’s driving the Oilers’ playoff success, including Kris Knoblauch’s impact behind the bench, the importance of special teams, and the playoff effectiveness of Evander Kane. Gene also weighs in on potential LTIR rule changes and how playoff pressure varies by market. Later, Don Taylor joins the show to discuss the highs and lows of playing in a Canadian market, how Elias Pettersson compares to early Sedins, and whether the Canucks should explore offseason options like John Tavares. Plus, Don reflects on Rick Tocchet’s departure and what it might mean for Vancouver’s direction.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah react to Rick Tocchet’s first media availability as Flyers head coach, including his pointed comments on Elias Pettersson’s confidence and leadership. They explore whether Canadian market pressure is overblown, the difference between criticism of stars like McDavid vs. Marner, and how team identity is built around players like Barkov and Tkachuk.

In the open to the show Dan and Sat discuss how Adam Foote will use a positive reinforcement approach to get the best out of Elias Pettersson and get him back to franchise centre form next season which will ultimately help the Canucks cause to return to the playoffs.

On an emergency edition of In The Booth, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda discuss Adam Foote being hired as the new head coach of the Canucks, speculate on who could be added to his coaching staff and talk about the team signing Tom Willander to an entry level contract.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah are joined by Canucks prospect Victor Mancini, who shares his thoughts on Abbotsford’s playoff run, adjusting to pro hockey, and learning from star defenseman Quinn Hughes. Mancini also reflects on the impact of Adam Foote as a coach and reacts to Jim Rutherford’s comments about Hughes, the offseason, and the team’s direction. Plus, the guys weigh in on Mitch Marner’s postseason struggles, Elias Pettersson’s playoff mindset, and what Conor Garland and D-Petey could fetch on the trade market.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah tackle your mailbag questions on the latest episode of Canucks Central. They share early impressions of Adam Foote’s coaching style and discuss how the rest of his staff might take shape—including power play responsibilities and potential veteran additions. The guys explore the Canucks’ spending power heading into the offseason, break down the upside of prospects like Tom Willander, D-Petey, and Lekkerimäki, and weigh ideal winger fits for Elias Pettersson. Plus: What matters more in a head coach—tactics or leadership?

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah sit down for an exclusive conversation with Canucks President of Hockey Operations Jim Rutherford. Rutherford discusses why Adam Foote earned the head coaching job, the organization's commitment to keeping Quinn Hughes long-term, and how Elias Pettersson is preparing for a stronger season. He outlines the team's offseason strategy—highlighting potential trades, free agency goals, and the importance of roster continuity. Plus, Rutherford reflects on the challenges of last season, the team’s response to adversity, and what comes next for the Canucks.

Kevin Woodley joins the show to break down the goaltending performances in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and how the Canucks can maintain their defensive structure under new head coach Adam Foote. He also shares thoughts on what Vancouver must do to generate more offense next season. Later, Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah react to listener texts and weigh in on the biggest Hockey stories of the day.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah take your submissions in a new edition of Overrated/Underrated. Topics include whether Filip Hronek is expendable after the Canucks signed Tom Willander, the value of investing in a high-priced goalie in the playoffs, and if hiring an inexperienced head coach is a smart move.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah react to the Canucks naming Adam Foote the 22nd head coach in franchise history. They evaluate his promotion over candidates like Marco Sturm and Manny Malhotra, his impact on Quinn Hughes, and the challenge of stepping into a lead role. Plus, they discuss how much of next season’s success will hinge on roster upgrades, not just coaching—and whether Tom Willander could help Abbotsford in the Calder Cup Playoffs after signing his ELC.

Dan and Sat are joined by former Canuck Ed Jovanovski to talk about the Panthers-Leafs series and how the defending champs are looking with their new additions as they try to go back-to-back. Also, hear from Harman Dayal of The Athletic on the coaching search, names the Canucks could look at in free agency, and more.

Dan and Sat get into the latest surrounding the Canucks' search for a Head Coach, a couple new names to add to the list, and who the frontrunners are for the job. They also talk about Rick Tocchet potentially going to Philly and takeaways from the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Dan and Bik are joined by Don Taylor to chat about all the potential coaching candidates the Canucks might be looking at, while looking also at what the Abbotsford Canucks are going in the Calder Cup playoffs and seeing if Sammy Blais might be able to bring some energy into the Canucks lineup next season. They wind down the conversation with the UFA market, the NHL playoffs, and the Leafs potentially getting in their own way again.

Dan and Bik run down a report from Elliotte Friedman that the Canucks have a shortlist of coaches they're interviewing, including former Canucks Marco Sturm and Abbotsford head coach Manny Malholtra. They chat about the optics of how it would look if Rick Tocchet were to accept a coaching position in the west instead of the east coast. The top 50 UFA list is also brought up and how underwhelming the list of talented players are this Summer.

Dan Riccio and Bik Nizzar are joined by Daily Faceoffs Frank Seravalli to break down a wild week of playoff hockey and some debate on the quality of officiating so far, along with coaching developments around the league, where Rick Tocchet could land and the Canucks having a shortlist including Marco Sturm and Manny Malholtra. They also chat about the NHL's free agency class this Summer, and what Brock Boeser could manage to get.

On this weeks edition of the Mailbag, Sat and Bik take your questions on improving the Canucks forward group, what to do with the old Rogers Arena seats and the Canucks reputation.

Sat and Bik discuss the possibility if the Canucks are to go with a first time NHL Head Coach whether it be Manny Malhotra, Marco Sturm, Mitch Love etc.

Jannik Hansen joins Sat and Bik to discuss the inconsistencies the last few nights of the second round of the playoffs. And what should the Canucks focus on during their coaching search?

Sean Reynolds joins Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah to break down Mikko Rantanen’s unstoppable playoff performance and the Jets' must-win situation in Game 2. Later, Utah Mammoth GM Bill Armstrong talks about the excitement surrounding the NHL’s newest franchise, their state-of-the-art facilities, and the long-term vision for building a contender.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah break down the latest in the Canucks’ head coaching search, as the team interviews Marco Sturm. They discuss why it’s smart the organization is taking its time rather than rushing into a decision. The guys also weigh in on Brad Treliving’s work with the Leafs, Rantanen’s dominant playoff form, and Joel Quenneville’s return behind the bench with Anaheim.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah take on another Overrated/Underrated Wednesday. Should the Canucks be looking to trade a defenceman like Filip Hronek for a top 6 forward? Will another Pettersson join the Canucks ranks? And how hard is it to do basic math?

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah chat with former player Matt Cooke (1:10) about his playoff record being broken in Winnipeg, as well as how the NHL is handling player safety and big hits in today's game. Then, Kevin Woodley joins (27:30) to break down goaltending in the playoffs. How netminders are dealing with the higher physicality, as well as looking at the duality of some goalies who are better in the playoffs than season, or vice versa.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah discuss the latest Canucks news, primarily the continued search for the new bench boss. The organization starting to have informal interviews with multiple candidates, but which one is best? Then they wrap up with a look at the NHL playoffs.

Dan and Sat are joined by Don Taylor of Donnie and Dhali to talk about how the Canucks should approach the next few seasons, the Sam Bennett hit on Stolarz, and more. Also, hear from Brandon Astle on the Abbotsford Canucks and their playoff series against Coachella Valley.

Dan and Sat get into the Canucks' coaching search and what traits the team is searching for in a Head Coach. They also talk about what coaches would suit those traits, including Manny Malholtra and the job he's done with the Abbotsford Canucks.

Dan and Sat are joined by Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli with the latest surrounding the Canucks head coaching search, the hypothetical world of the Devils being open to trading Jack Hughes, and more from around the league.

Dan and Sat discuss the latest on the Canucks' coaching search as Adam Foote's name is the latest one added to the list. Also, they have live reaction to the draft lottery as the Canucks stay at 15th overall for the upcoming draft. Plus, Shane Malloy of Hockey Prospect Radio joins the show to talk about how the draft could shake out for Vancouver and the chaos created with the Islanders and Utah both making big jumps up the order.

Bik and Sat are joined by producer Elan Chark to answer your questions in the Friday Mailbag, covering the Canucks' offseason, Quinn Hughes trade scenarios, coaching ideas, cap-clearing options, and more from around Vancouver sports.

Jannik Hansen joins the show to weigh in on the Canucks coaching search and why Manny Malhotra could be ready for the job. He shares stories from working with Malhotra and explains why there’s no price too high for a Quinn Hughes extension. Later, Arda Ocal stops by to talk NHL playoff surprises, the Leafs’ rematch with Florida, and why there’s real concern about where the Canucks go from here.

Sat and Bik break down Jim Rutherford’s latest comments on the Canucks’ future. From Quinn Hughes’ next contract to Elias Pettersson’s off-season and what the team wants in their next head coach, the guys dive into what it all means. Plus, they dissect how a Hughes extension could work under the cap and what it signals about Vancouver’s direction.

Dan and Sat are joined by Erik Erlendsson of Lightning Insider to talk about Tampa's end to the season, what the future holds for their Head Coach in Jon Cooper, and more. Also, hear from Landon Ferraro on the Canucks coaching search and if Manny Malholtra could be ready for that role.

Dan and Sat discuss the reports about the Canucks potentially being for sale, whether or not that's true, and the job current ownership has done in Vancouver. Also, they get into some reports surrounding Rick Tocchet's departure and more headlines from around the league.

Dan and Sat debate whether topics like the Canucks going all-in next season, questions around Quinn Hughes' future and the coaching staff, and more are overrated or underrated.

Dan and Sat are joined by Shane O'Brien of the Missin' Curfew pod to get his thoughts on Rick Tocchet's departure, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and more. Also, hear from Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com to talk about the frustrations with the organization and what could be next for the team.

Dan and Sat turn the page on the Rick Tocchet story as they start to look ahead to who could be on the list for coaching options in Vancouver. They go through potential options like Jay Woodcroft, Manny Malholtra, and more.

On an emergency episode of the show, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda break down Rick Tocchet's decision to leave the Vancouver Canucks and talk about some of the potential candidates to replace him behind the bench.

Dan and Sat are joined by Sportsnet's John Garrett to talk about Tocchet leaving the Canucks, their search for a coach, and the Jets-Blues series Cheech is on the call for. Also, hear from Harman Dayal of The Athletic on Tocchet's departure and what the Canucks should be searching for in a new coach.

Dan and Sat dig into Rick Tocchet's exit from the Canucks and what went wrong with the team to lead to this decision from their now former coach. Also, the guys talk about which coaches should be available for the Canucks to choose from this offseason and what they can sell as a "big win" this summer.

Dan and Sat are joined by Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli to talk about the latest on Vancouver's Head Coaching situation when it comes to retaining Rick Tocchet and potentially brining in Mike Sullivan. They also get into some other headlines from around the NHL.

Dan and Sat are joined by Don Taylor of Donnie and Dhali to talk about everything going on with Rick Tocchet, his thoughts on some of the ongoing playoff series around the league, and more.

Dan and Sat discuss the latest surrounding Rick Tocchet and his future in Vancouver, including the importance of a practice facility for the Canucks in the near-future. They also get into what's going on with Tom Willander, the Abbotsford Canucks, and the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Dan and Sat answer your questions about if and when the Canucks should start a rebuild, what it'll take to keep Quinn Hughes, and more in this week's Mailbag Friday!

Dan and Sat discuss all the continued noise around the Canucks year after year, the latest on Rick Tocchet, and if the noise around the team will impact their chances at free agents.