Josh and Thomas break down the Canucks’ outlook heading into the season, highlighting their defensive depth, uncertain center group, and the high-risk, high-reward nature of their key players like Demko, Pettersson, and Chytil. Harman Dayal joins to assess roster fits, bounce-back candidates, and offseason strategy in a weak free agent market, plus what to watch if names like Mavrik Bourque or Bowen Byram become available. We also touch on why Adam Foote's familiarity with the team made him a smart coaching hire amidst the chaos, and Lina finally shares her thoughts on the Minecraft movie.

Jamie Dodd and Josh Elliott-Wolfe join producer Lina Setaghian in a Cap or No Cap segment where they give their opinions on different situations, such as hockey, beer, and more! Will Pettersson bouncing back be enough to save the offense? Is Boeser going to the Ring of Honour when he retires? After, they listen to some audio from Canucks Development Camp, where Dev coach Mikael Samuelsson and prospect Aidan Celebrini speak to media after Day 1 of camp.

Jamie Dodd and Josh Elliott-Wolfe get into the latest free agency news, starting with Nik Ehlers signing a long-term deal with Carolina. They review some other big news around the league, such as ex-Canuck Pius Suter going to the Blues. Then, it's a look at who might be a serious playoff contender for next season, examining how the Canucks could have a path to get in. After, they review which Canucks are locks for certain positions in the lineup, and what to expect from different guys. In the second half, Brett Festerling joins (24:45) to shed his insight as a former pro into the Canucks new additions to the lineup, before chatting about the Abbotsford Canucks and organizational success.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by Donnie and Dhali for the last crossover of the season! Plus Jason Bukala joins to go over the Canucks draft picks and the biggest question marks surrounding the team as they head into the next season.

Jamie and Thomas are joined by guests Sean Gentille and Dimitri Filipovic as they discuss the free agency deals across the league and look ahead to what other potential moves make sense for the Canucks including whether they will look to re-sign Pius Suter to get the whole gang back.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance kick off NHL Free Agnecy day as they keep you updated on all the moves plus their live reaction to Brock Boeser re-signing with the Canucks. Brendan Batchelor joins to dive into Brock Boeser's deal and discuss how the club has made a stride in keeping the core together.

Jamie and Thomas discuss the Canucks cautious approach to free agency. They get into potential targets like Mikael Granlund, with other Dvorak, Roslovic, Glass, and Jeannot also in the mix, while extensions for Demko (potentially 4–6 years) and Garland may headline their July 1 moves. Iain MacIntyre joins to continue the convversation and talk about the several RFA decisions and the canucks retaining their first-round pick to select Braeden Cootes.

Jamie and Thomas discuss the flurry of NHL activity and get into rumours swirling around Garland’s future, potential fits like McCann, Geekie, and Necas are debated as the Canucks explore trade options and build toward a more play-driving forward group. Dimitri Filipovic joins to analyze the league’s shifting trade dynamics, the value of the 15th overall pick, and Vancouver's search for pieces to complement Demko and a restructured core.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance take a listen to Evander Kane's first media availability since joining the team. They react to his answers to various questions about his play on-ice, the drama off it, and how he plans on adapting to the team around him. Then, Jason Bukula joins to chat about prospects, trades, and the NHL Draft. He gives his thoughts on the Canucks acquiring Evander Kane and then looks at some options around the league. Lastly, the guys react to some minor trades that happen while on-air.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance discuss the biggest news in hockey, starting with the Canucks acquiring forward Evander Kane from the Edmonton Oilers. What is the next season supposed to look like in an ideal world for Vancouver? If everything goes well, is the ceiling high enough to compete with the top dogs of the league? Then, they look around the league at some trades that have happened over the last few days and look at what options might still be available for Patrik Allvin, before ending with a look at the Stars coaching vacancy.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance react to the Vancouver Canucks trading for Evander Kane from the Edmonton Oilers. They weigh is on ice upside with his checkered past. They comment on the fit with the team and whether he will help or hurt the team's already shaky culture issues. Hear from General Manager Patrik Allvin before Jamie and Thomas react to his comments. In the final segment, they weigh in on Kane's defensive issues and lack of play driving.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance react to the Abbotsford Canucks winning the AHL's Calder Trophy before reacting live to the announcement that former Canuck Alex Mogilny has finally been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The fellas react to New York sending the 12th overall pick this year to Pittsburgh, wrapping up the JT Miller/Marcus Pettersson trades. They also react to LeBrun reiterating that the Canucks “don’t plan on trading” Pettersson, at least as of Monday. Alison Lukan joins the show to talk about the Hockey Hall of Fame class and the Seattle Kraken's active offseason.

In this edition of Canucks Talk, Jamie and Thomas react to the Trevor Zegras trade to the Philadelphia Flyers. A player the Canucks have long been interested in. As targets come off the board, Jamie and Thomas ponder what's left for the Canucks to pursue. They welcome in Athletic national Draft Analyst Scott Wheeler as they look ahead to the NHL Draft on Friday. Kevin Woodley joins the show to talk about Thatcher Demko and the Abbotsford Canucks in the Calder Cup Final.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Ben Lypka (1:30) to discuss the Abbotsford Canucks. Their historic run culminated in the best game of the season last night, and the guys get into the factors that have turned this AHL team into championship contenders. After, Dmitri Filipovich joins (25:57) to review the Stanley Cup Finals, and how teams can try and replicate finding diamonds in the rough as well as the Panthers have. Lastly, they finish it off by looking at what moves look right for Vancouver.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance review the latest Canucks news, starting with the Abbotsford Canucks being one win away from the Calder Cup. Then they chat about the possibility of Pius Suter returning, and all the positives and negatives that would come with that re-signing. After, they look at who is extension eligible for the Canucks on July 1st, and which players the team should prioritize on re-signing. Lastly, who from Abbotsford is a bottom six lock for this team next year?

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance get into the Canucks most dire needs, and how the team plans on addressing them. The team is willing to part with future assets like picks and prospects, but with most teams desiring roster players over futures, Vancouver has their work cut out for them. Then, Sara Civian joins (20:31) to break down what made the Panthers so dominant, where the Oilers pitfalls lie for a bounce back next year, and a look at Toronto's Core Four. Lastly, they discuss the possibility of acquiring Marco Rossi, after an article comes out detailing the Canucks attempts at trading for the young center.

Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance are joined by Don Taylor and Rick Dhaliwal to discuss the Canucks biggest needs. With multiple signings being announced today, the Canucks are losing some of their ideal choices in free agency. Contract discussions continue to look weird in a new era of the NHL with a rising salary cap. Lastly, the team learns some new words.

Jamie and Thomas discuss the Panthers back-to-back with a dominant Game 6 win. We break down their run, Abbotsford’s playoff push, Vancouver’s roster strategy, and why Marco Rossi could be a smart trade target. Plus, Jason Bukala joins the show to talk Barkov’s elite two-way game, Edmonton’s issues, and what Elias Pettersson needs to show next season.

Jamie and Thomas break down the lineup changes for Edmonton and discuss whether the Oilers will be able to force a game 7. Plus Landon Ferraro joins to preview Abbotsford’s historic Calder Cup home game, and discuss Lekkerimaki’s potential return. Plus: Canucks trade rumors, special teams shakeups, and what Brett McLean brings to the power play.

Jamie and Thomas dive into how the Florida Panthers' success stems from smart management and relentless play. Harman Dayal joins to discuss Edmonton’s Game 4 struggles, Florida’s defensive depth, and questions around Vancouver’s goaltending and Demko’s future. Plus, Frank Seravalli reports internal issues with the Aquilini family and what that could mean for Quinn Hughes, while Olympic roster selections reveal rising pressure on Elias Pettersson to prove himself.