Tsn 1040: Sekeres & Price

WIth Quinn Hughes looking back on the playoff series vs the Oilers, Matt and Blake look at the captain's spring performance and what he and the team want to take from the experience going into the new season. Plus, the Canucks' Young Stars lines get put through their paces in the first practice of the week, and the guys look at whether or not the cupboard might ever get raided in a trade this season. Patrick Johnston of The Province stops by for the latest on the goaltening questions swirling around the Canucks, as well as the possibility of additions, and the lofty goals from a pair of Canucks this season. Then The Daily Faceoff's Steven Ellis makes his show debut to discuss his Top 75 affiliated NHL prospects list, and what can be expected from the Canucks that made the list. All that, plus the C's get a playoff win, and the Lions and Whitecaps get ready for the weekend!(2:05) the boys are excited for actual NHL (ish) hockey to get started!!(16:30) Imagine a world where Petey had gotten the 'C'(48:05) Crosb

Young Stars revealed! The Canucks release the roster of prospects that are headed to the Okanagan this weekend, and Matt and Blake dive in to see who has something to prove. The guys look at the expectations of Jonathan Lekkerimäki and whether anybody has a chance at making the big club. Plus, news from around the NHL as camp rosters begin to take shape. TSN's Frank Corrado stops by with his takes on Quinn Hughes shooting for 20, Debrusk shooting for 30, and what it's like being a Young Star cover boy. Then it's Canucks Army reporter Dave Hall on the YS roster headed to Penticton, and his favourites and dark horses to show well in front of Canucks brass. All that, plus an update on the Lions, Whitecaps and C's!(13:30) Canucks announce Young Stars rosters(22:00) The guys discuss, Ed Willes new Canucks tell all book "Never Boring", coming out next week. (Ed will join us on the show next tuesday) (25:38) Jacob Markstrom's comments on Spittin Chiclets(45:00) NHL announces schedule, including the upcoming break

Quinn Hughes wants to go huge! Matt and Blake are back together, and so is the captain of the Canucks. He wants to score 20 and get the Canucks further in the playoffs, so the guys go over the likelihood of all of that, and hear from others from the Jake Milford golf tournament. The show unveils its newest regular today with Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects making his debut, and talking about everything from the new look roster at training camp to the young Canucks looking to make an impact at the univerity and AHL level. Plus, fresh off of back to back wins over the top 2 teams in the CFL, QB Nathan Rourke stops by to discuss the Lions rounding into form, playing weekly games again after a year away, and his halftime interview habits. All that, plus an update on the Lions at large, the Whitecaps, and a C's playoff preview.(6:36) Quinn Hughes comments on his own goal scoring targets for the upcoming season(13:47) Quinn Hughes talks about being on EA NHL game cover(16:02) Quinn Hughes comments on the teams off-

Brock Boeser is back! Blake is joined by Irfaan Gaffar today as a co-host and they have lots to chat about as Boeser makes his return in front of the mics for the Canucks annual golf tournament. The guys chat about the best case contract extension for the sniper, his health, and his expectations for the season to come. Jeff Paterson was on the scene and joins the guys to tackle the Boeser issues, but also gets into the media chats with Carson Soucy, Jake DeBrusk and Quinn Hughes. John Shannon stops by for his weekly visit as well, with a review on Tom Brady's broadcast debut, the retirement of a Canadian broadcast legend, and new face of the Hockey Hall of Fame Induction committee.. Then it's Brent Lavallee, manager of the Vancouver Canadians, with a preview of the Northwest League Championship series as it gets underway on Tuesday. All that, plus an update on everything from a busy weekend in sports, including the Lions, Seahawks, Whitecaps and the Canadian men's soccer team.(37:44) Jeff Paterson joins with

Description1 week to go! And as the Canucks get set for Young Stars next weekend, still more questions linger about the goaltending situations inlcluding the notion that Thatcher Demko will just have to play through the pain, Blake is joined by Jeff Paterson, filling in for Matt, and the guys go over the Canucks willingness to trudge on with Demko and Silovs both on the mend. They also preview a big weekend for the Lions on the road in Montrea against the best team in the CFL, and the Whitecaps finally back home in league play sportiing some new players. The guys are joined by former Canucks PXP guy Jon Abbott who is now back in the division as the voice of the Flames, and what he sees happening in the Pacific this season. Then it's Seahawks reporter Gregg Bell giving a preview of the first week of the season for Seattle, and whether they can exclipse the 9 win total of last year. And then the show wraps with a visit by the newest Whitecap designated player, Scottish international Stuart Armstrong.(37:44) Jon

The Oilers sign Leon Draisaitl to an NHL record deal, so what does it mean for the rest of the division and the Canucks in particular? Matt and Blake get into the trickle down effects of the big money deal, and also how an escalating salary cap will affect the Canucks roster. John Shannon stops by for his take on the contract, and whether the Oilers are the team to beat in the west. Shannon also weighs in on the Canucks goaltending and coaching news of last week, plus a trophy to honour Johnny Gaudreau? Then it's Duane Vienneau, COO of the BC Lions, on a triumphant Touchdown Pacific for the team in Victoria and whether it can happen again, and maybe bigger?! All that, plus an update on the Whitecaps new DP signing, just in time for the stretch run!(2:05) Poll Question: Are the Oilers the team to beat in the West?(7:45) Talking about other top teams in the West(12:30) Oilers contract situation (25:20) Canucks prospects camp coming up(45:00) Renaming the NHL Trophies(53:30) Nathan Rourke is back?(65:55) John

As tragedy strikes the NHL, Sekeres and Price takes a look back at the life and career of longtime Flame, and recent Blue Jacket, Johnny Gaudreau. The guys look at the impact he made on and off the ice and his many big moments, including those against the Canucks. Patrick Johnston of The Province also stops by with some his memories after covering Gaudreau over the years. PJ also gets into the other hockey news, as there are now questions about the health of the top 2 Canucks goaltenders going into training camp, after Arturs Silovs was pulled off of Latvia's roster at an Olympic qualifying tournament. TSN's Farhan Lalji also has input on the Canucks goalie news, plus he joins the guys from the Victoria's Royal Athletic Park and sets the scene as the skidding Lions get set to play the RedBlacks in Touchdown Pacific. (1:00) Matt and Blake share some thoughts on the tragic passing of the Gaudreau brothers(15:16) A few moments of silence for reflection(15:30) Arturs Silovs NOT going to the Olympics, may not be r

Crease concerns continue with the Canucks! Matt and Blake are reunited for a busy summer show in the wake of Thatcher Demko injury news and a shuffle within the Canucks goalie coaching ranks. The guys get into what it all means for the upcoming season, and whether they think he'll be there for game 1 of the season. With all the news surrounding goaltending, InGoal's Kevin Woodley pays a visit to chat about the news of Demko's injury, the relationship between Ian Clark and Demko, and whether there is enough insurance in the crease to give the Canucks a winning season with or without Demko. Then the guys are joined by BC Lions owner Amar Doman, as his team gets set to play the Touchdown Pacific game in Victoria. Amar talks about the recent slump of the Lions, what Nathan Rourke means to the team, and whether the visiit to the provincial capital could be a yearly event. All that plus an update from Lions practice and the Whitecaps get set for a Canadian Championship semi!(1:34) POLL QUESTION: How should the #Can

Matt and guest co-host Irf Gaffar unpack a busy week for Canucks news. The guys talk Thatcher Demko and what to do if he's not ready for camp/preseason/start of season. They discuss the prospect of adding a goalie like Kevin Lankinen, how much Demko can be trusted going forward, Artus Silovs' workload and the demotion of Ian Clark from director of goaltending to development coach/scout. Other topics include the signing of winger Sammy Blais, the promotion of Marko Torenius to goaltending coach, Roberto Luongo's day with the Cup and the Canucks being the best-looking team in the NHL.Frank Corrado says he'd be worried if Demko misses camp/preseason. He discuss Silovs having to play more, a potential Lankinen signing, Clark's role changing, the Podkolzin trade with Edmonton and the Blais signing.Harman Dayal says the Canucks don't need everything to go right to be a playoff team and the season does not hinge on Demko's health. Harman likes Lankinen but says Jiri Patera is interesting, too. His eyebrows

Matt and guest co-host Patrick Johnston are joined by guests Farhan Lalji and John Shannon to discuss the Vasily Podkolzin trade. Will he come back to haunt the Canucks? Did this take the Oilers out of jail? Were there other destinations? They discuss why Podkolzin never panned out here, how he should have been a Rick Tocchet-style player, how he was rushed to the NHL, his lack of production and three misfires with top-10 picks. They also talk about how the Oilers should now be able to match offer sheets on Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway.(2:00) Poll Question: Does Podkolzin come back to bite the #Canucks?(3:30) Did the Canucks help out a division rival with this trade?(6:30) Should they have kept Podkolzin for one more camp?(8:00) Did the Canucks give Podkolzin NHL time too early?(15:00) They guys discuss the successes and failures of recent top draft picks.(23:00) More turnover with the Canucks media staff.(27:30) They discuss the hypocrisy surrounding NCAA eligibility rules(33:00) Nathan Rourke's less th

With Nathan Rourke's return to the BC Lions, the stars are starting to pile up in Vancouver! Blake and Jeff Paterson go over the day's poll question on the local teams' best players and wonder where each ranks in their league, plus, what it might mean to championship aspirations for each team. TSN's Frank Corrado stops by to discuss the hockey news of the week, including the Oilers offer sheet conundrum and what the fallout will be, plus changing captains mid stream, and early PTO announcements. Then it's Lions Head Coach Rick Campbell paying a visit to discuss the chellenges ahead for Nathan Rourke as he jumps back into competutive football in a massive game at BC Place on Sunday. He takes us through the week at practics and how Rourke and Adams have already been teaming up in preparation for gameday. All that, plus some notes on the Whitecaps and C's as well!

Who would have thought, but a newsy week in the wake of the Olympics as Blake and Jeff Paterson get down to the offer sheet news in the NHL, with the Blue rocking the boat. The guys get into what the choices are for the Oilers, what it might indirectly mean for the Canucks, and whether there wouuld ever be interest in these moves from the Canucks front office. Then they jump into the big CFL news as the Lions officially welciome back Nathan Rourke from his NFL journey, and where this puts BC in its hunt for a Grey Cup this season. Oilers Nation's Tyler Yaremchuk drops by to talk about the reaction from the Oilers fanbase after the 2 offer sheets come in from the Blues. He goes over the various scenarios the Oilers could be thinking about and what that fallout woould be to accepting and declining to match. The Daily Hive's Rob Williams chimes in on the possibility of Canucks fans FOMO around offer sheets, or whether it's too risky to live in that world, given the Canucks have some young players coming in soon.

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RinkWide's Jeff Paterson stops by to chat about his two columns for Canucks Army this week, one on the top players in make-or-break scenarios this season (Podkolzin, Aman etc) and the other on the expectations for an aging but cheaper Tyler Myers. Then it's Ben Steiner from the CBC Olympics desk as Canada goes in search of a record medal haul. Ben gives us the forecast as the Games head into the final weekend, and where Canada can find the extra medal or two...

Matt and Blake are back from the long weekend with a lot to talk about, first and foremost the heartbreak fo Canadians at the Olympics, from the men’s basketball team to the women’s soccer and everything in between, Plus the guys are asking who on the Canucks is best poised to set a career high in goals. Former HNIC executive producer John Shannon stops by with an update on the NHL trades that never were this summer, at least not yet. Plus, when do the hockey managers actually stop working, and what is with Edmonton hosting so many hockey tournaments? All that, plus an update on the Lions new starting QB with Vernon Adams out, and the Whitecaps getting set for the knockout stage of Leagues Cup tonight!GRETA Bar Vancouver | https://lnk.to/GRETAYVRPowered by ‪@bet365‬ | Whatever the moment, it's Never Ordinary at bet365. Download the App today & use promo code: VANBONUSVancouver Canadians | https://lnk.to/SPVanCYellow Dog Brewing | https://lnk.to/YDBrewinghttps://www.sekeresandprice.com/https://www.rinkwide

With so much riding on the performance of newly re-signed Elias Pettersson, Matt and Blake tackle his candidacy as a league wide superstar, plus, a look at the perfect start for Canada’s men’s basketball team as they head to the quarters. Jeff Paterson makes a summer return to the show, with his thoughts on Pettersson’s upper end potential, plus who works best alongside the Canucks star, and his takes on the goaltending workload and whether the Canucks will actually play a more offensive brand of hockey as Rick Tocchet suggests. Then it’s the head coach of the BC Lions Rick Campbell who explains exactly what happened last night in Winnipeg, as the Lions were shutout 25-0 by the Bombers. That, plus a preview of the Whitecaps vs Tijuana, and the Canadian Olympic soccer team in the quarters!Follow us on social. Thank you to our sponsors:bet365 | Whatever the moment, it's Never Ordinary at bet365. Download the App today & use Promo Code VANBONUSGRETA Bar Vancouver | Our Home For Food, Drinks & Watching Th

Summer of scoring? The Canucks bolstered their winger depth this summer, so Matt and Blake want to know what that means for the Canucks already lofty goal totals from last season. They also take their daily peek at the Olympics, and check in on the women’s soccer team and the men’s hoops squad as both go in search of golden redemption of different sorts. TSN’s Frank Corrado stops by with a personal scouting report on former teammate Daniel Sprong, and offers his thoughts on why it hasn’t all come together for the skilled forward, and where he’d fit in the Canucks lineup. Then it’s Rob Willams of the The Daily Hive with his bread and butter reporting on the status of seating at Rogers Arena, plus a big boost in single game ticket costs for Canucks fans this season. All that, plus the latest on a Whitecaps win in Leagues Cup and Lions roster update after their bye week!Follow us on social. Thank you to our sponsors:bet365 | Whatever the moment, it's Never Ordinary at bet365. Download the App today & use Pro

After an action packed opening weekend in Paris, Matt and Blake return to take a look at the early results and tackle the Canadian drone scandal. Plus, there’s hockey news again! A possible new comparable for Quinn Hughes’ next contract with the Canucks, and reaction to some summer media sit downs with Jim Rutherford and Rick Tocchet, and their comments on Pettersson, the Sedins and more! Patrick Johnston of The Province stops by to chat some off season hockey, including the Canucks goaltending management and approach, with an eye to keeping Demko healthy. Also, PJ looks at the winger depth in Vancouver as Patrik Laine is officially back in the NHL and available via trade, and what changes is Elias Pettersson making this summer to start next year with a bang? Then Ben Steiner takes a moment away from his Olympic coverage with the CBC to chat about the Canadian soccer scandal and the possibility of the women’s team winning their way out of the FIFA imposed hole in Paris. That, plus some other updates from the

Matt and Irf Gaffar talk loads of Canucks after Jim Rutherford's interview with the Bob McCown podcast, and Rick Tocchet's interview with The Athletic. Hear from Rutherford on Thatcher Demko's health and how his routine needs to change, on Elias Pettersson taking the next step, on where Daniel Sprong fits in the lineup and what he needs to do to be a more complete NHL player. Other topics include: Tocchet loosening the reigns, on why there was such an emphasis on defensive system, on Pettersson, on taking responsibility for the playoff loss; Sprong on his future with the Canucks, on why Vancouver; and a flexible forward group that can play up/down the lineup.John Shannon joins to discuss his interview with Rutherford. He talks about Rutherford understanding a Canadian market now, on Demko worries, on building Petey back up, on Sprong, whether more moves are coming and Tocchet's philosophical changes. Roger Bennett from Men in Blazers media joins to discuss footy in North America and their live show featu

With Blake away, Irfaan Gaffar sits in alongside Matt Sekeres to recap a busy weekend in the Vancouver sports scene. We discuss Daniel Sprong signing with the Canucks, his fit in the lineup and what it means for the rest of the forwards vying for top-six minutes. Patrick Johnston then joins the program for his two cents on Sprong, if we could see a trade on the horizon involving a forward for a defenceman, the plan for the Canucks crease next season and more.We then welcome Wally Buono after he was inducted to the Calgary Stampeders Wall of Fame before the Stamps win over the B.C. Lions. Wally takes us back down memory lane with both teams, the current Lions club and more. Later in the show, we discuss the Mariners, Blue Jays, the Whitecaps, Olympics and more on this Monday edition of S&P.Follow us on social. Thank you to our sponsors:bet365 | Whatever the moment, it's Never Ordinary at bet365. Download the App today & use Promo Code VANBONUSGRETA Bar Vancouver | Our Home For Food, Drinks & Watchi