Canucks Talk

Jamie and Randip break down a tough night for Hellebuyck and the Jets, the rising dominance of Kaprizov, and why Pettersson needs to reach that elite level in playoff matchups. Sam Cosentino joins to discuss Aatu Raty's NHL potential, and we explore how Barrett Hayton could quietly become a key piece for the Canucks' top six. Plus, Pete Blackburn joins to discuss league fines, Minnesota’s strong push in the playoffs, and why the Oilers and Bruins are facing major question marks.

Jamie and Randip dive into the high-stakes action around the league as three teams try to avoid falling into 3-0 holes, with playoff intensity returning to the Bell Centre. We break down Tocchet contract talk and Pettersson’s place among playoff game-changers. Plus, a look at the AHL playoff battle in Abbotsford, and what’s next for the Oilers as Calvin Pickard gets the nod in a must-win game.

Jamie and Randip break down the Abbotsford Canucks’ clutch Game 1 win over Tucson, with Arturs Silovs stealing the show and Arshdeep Bains making big plays. The guys dive into the Oilers' playoff struggles—from a leaky penalty kill to shaky goaltending—and what it means for McDavid and Draisaitl. Plus, could Aatu Raty be making a case for the Canucks’ top six next season?

Jamie and Randip are joined by David Amber to kick off the show, diving into the biggest playoff stories so far — from Mitch Marner’s motivated offseason to the Oilers' reliance on Mattias Ekholm and why Andrei Vasilevskiy could be the X-factor in Game 2. Later, they explore the Canucks' potential offseason swing at Trevor Zegras — could the Anaheim forward be a buy-low steal or risky reach? Finally, Shayna Goldman joins to break down key playoff matchups, what’s missing for the Devils, and why the Golden Knights’ depth could be the difference.

Jamie and Randip dive into the Canucks' roster future, highlighting players like DeBrusk, Blueger, and Garland while speculating on big-name moves like a potential Pettersson trade. Jason Bukala joins to talk Bedard, Barkov, and what teams like Chicago and Anaheim need to take the next step. Alison Lukan breaks down the Kraken’s defensive dip, the wide-open coaching carousel, and bold predictions for the Stanley Cup playoffs coming out of the Atlantic.

Jamie and Randip dive into a packed night of playoff action across the NHL, with Carolina cruising, Toronto surviving, and Minnesota throwing a wrench into Vegas’ plans. We preview tonight’s matchups, plus a big Calder Cup opener for the Abbotsford Canucks, and the exciting news of the PWHL coming to Vancouver. In the Broadsheet, we break down the latest on Rick Tocchet’s uncertain future and how the coaching carousel could shift around him.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Dhali in the crossover as they break down the latest signals from Canucks management, including lingering regrets over trading JT Miller and the pressure to keep Quinn Hughes happy amid questions about Elias Pettersson's future. Ian MacIntyre joins to discuss the organization's transparency, Rutherford's candid press conference, and why Tocchet appears firmly entrenched as their guy. We wrap with thoughts on the Canucks’ improved defense, the Kuzmenko trade, and the possibility of big-name players being moved to chase elite talent.

Jamie and Thomas discuss Rutherford and Allvin's comments on Elias Pettersson. Harman Dayal joins to break down whether Petey can be the guy on a contender, why Tocchet’s decision matters more than ever, and what Quinn Hughes’ next contract might really hinge on. Plus: Bylsma out in Seattle, the Canucks' center-depth blueprint, and Rutherford’s eternal quest for a practice facility—whether he’s here to see it or not.

Jame and Thomas break down what Allvin and Rutherford actually said in their latest media availability and what it means for the Canucks’ immediate future. From Tocchet’s contract limbo and Petey’s uncertain buy-in to the Willander situation getting murkier, we connect the dots. Plus, a look at center depth concerns, Rutherford’s practice facility obsession, and why losing Quinn Hughes is not an option—maybe even a Hughes family reunion?

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance get into the Canucks comments to media in the end of season availability. No clear answer to the Miller-Petey rift, but a little more insight on how it was handled. How will Pettersson handle this offseason? Big questions regarding his training, but we heard from the coach and multiple players that they believe in the star forward to bounce back next season. Then they talk about the players who are on expiring deals, and what their comments might mean for their future. Lastly, they discuss the goaltending tandem for Vancouver, and if any changes are needed.