Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah take questions from the listeners in the ultimate podcast of the season. Who's got more pressure to retain their star player, Vancouver or Edmonton? How many games does Demko start next year? Will Jonathan Lekkerimaki crack the lineup? Will Kiefer Sherwood hit 80 goals?! After the hockey questions, they get into some deep topics such as hotdog eating competitions, inspirational speeches, and lethal grapes.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah are joined by Jannik Hansen to discuss the Canucks remaining needs after a few days of free agency, and where we're likely to see those solutions appear from. Then he breaks down the potential goaltending controversy with the long list of talented netminders within the organization. Lastly, he talks about the prospects and depth players that could make a larger impact this season.

Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah kick off the final Open of the season with a look at the latest Canucks talking points. Who can you rely on to drive play in the forward core? Many trades have been circulating in the rumour mill, but will any actually come to light? Then they end off by reviewing what remaining free agents could make sense for Vancouver.

Randip Janda joins Canucks Central and talks with Dan and Sat on how the Canucks will be banking on internal improvement next season. And to recap development camp this week. Plus Landon Ferraro joins the guys to cover how Brock Boeser still needs to find the right fit at centre as his 7 year deal kicks in.

In The Open today on Canucks Central, Dan and Sat discuss what options could be available for the Canucks to fill their need at centre now that the free agent market has dried up which includes losing Pius Suter. But the Canucks still need to overcome the challenge of teams that are afraid to make deals for fear of being on the wrong side of the transaction.

Dan and Sat debate whether topics like Brock Boeser leading the Canucks in goals next season, trading for Pavel Zacha, and much more are overrated or underrated!

Dan and Sat are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com to share his thoughts on the Thatcher Demko extension, how the Canucks should approach splitting the workload between him and Kevin Lankinen, and more.

Dan and Sat discuss Pius Suter heading to the Blues and a potentially unexpectedly low contract for the former Canuck. Sat also reports what the Canucks may have had on the table for Suter at times over the last few months. Plus, they get into everything else going on around the league as free agency continues.

Dan and Sat continue to break down what the Canucks did and didn't do today as free agency opened. David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period (25:30) stops by to weigh in on the Canucks and all the other movement from around the NHL. Also, hear from Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre (50:30) on Boeser staying in Vancouver and his thoughts on what Canucks Management got done today.

Dan and Sat discuss today's action for the Canucks as they don't bring in any new additions and extend Boeser, Demko, and Garland. They get into how the team is shaping up for next season and if they've done enough to be a playoff team.

Dan and Sat are joined by Vancouver Canucks GM Patrik Allvin to talk about the extensions handed out to Brock Boeser, Thatcher Demko, and Conor Garland. Allvin also discusses how the Canucks plan to improve down the middle and if they would be comfortable heading into next season with the roster they have now.

Dan and Sat are joined by Don Taylor of Donnie and Dhali to talk about everything surrounding the Canucks this week, the legacy and potential departure of Brock Boeser, and more.

Dan and Sat are joined by Frank Seravalli to talk about his reports of a Thatcher Demko extension in Vancouver, what he's hearing on Brock Boeser and Pius Suter, plus everything else going on around the NHL ahead of Free Agency getting underway.

Dan and Sat discuss what options are available for the Canucks as free agency approaches with the potential targets getting more and more limited. They also talk about when we could see the Conor Garland and Thatcher Demko extensions made official and the minor contracts handed out by the Canucks today.

Catch up on all the Canucks content from the 2025 NHL Draft with Dan, Sat, and Bik as they are joined by GM Patrik Allvin (00:10) and 1st rounder Braeden Cootes as he speaks to media (10:15) and to Dan and Sat on Day 1 (19:00). On Day 2, the guys talk to 2nd rounder Aleksei Medvedev (24:58), prospect analyst Shane Malloy (28:52), Sharks 1st rounder and North Vancouver's Joshua Ravensbegen (42:13), Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com (48:00), Stars 3rd rounder and Vancouver Giant Cameron Schmidt (1:04:43), Canucks 3rd rounder Kieren Dervin (1:09:08), and Canucks Director of Amateur Scouting Todd Harvey (1:16:26).

Dan Sat and Bik continue coverage and analysis of the second round of the NHL Entry Draft! Shane Malloy (11:00) joins to discuss the picks plus hear from prospects including North Vancouver's Joshua Ravensbergen (25:38) to the Sharks, Dallas Stars Cameron Schmidt (1:17:56) and the Canucks 65th overall pick Kieren Dervin (2:03:25). Director of Amateur Scouting for the Canucks Todd Harvey (2:51:58) also joins to go over the day.

Dan, Sat and Bik have full coverage and analysis of the second round of the NHL Entry Draft! Hear from the Canucks 47th overall pick Aleksei Medvedev (01:24:31) who discusses his unique hockey journey and more.

Dan and Sat are joined by Vancouver Canucks GM Patrik Allvin to talk about the team selecting Braeden Cootes at 15th overall and what could be to come this weekend. Also, hear from Cootes himself as he joins the guys for an exclusive interview and speaks to assembled media.

Dan and Sat have full coverage and analysis of all 32 picks in the opening round of the NHL Entry Draft! Hear the guys break down the Canucks taking Braeden Cootes at 15th overall (1:47:00) and other picks throughout the draft. Plus, hear from GM Patrik Allvin (3:01:30) as he joins the guys for an exclusive interview about the pick and what could be to come on the trade market. Also, Braeden Cootes speaks to media (3:11:45) and to Dan and Sat exclusively (3:20:20) to talk about what he can bring to the Vancouver Canucks organization.

Tony Ferrari from The Hockey News joins Dan and Sat to discuss who could be available for the Canucks should they pick at 15 in tomorrow's NHL Draft and Landon Ferraro on the Canucks acquisition of Evander Kane and puts a bow on the Abbotsford Canucks Calder Cup winning season.