Tsn 1040: Sekeres & Price

Patrick Johnston of PostMedia stops by and talks about the game and the very latest in the JT MIller trade saga, including his thoughts on whether this just might not happen. PJ also talks about the lack of presence for assistant coach Sergei Gonchar, and if Demko should be playing as much as he has of late. 

Another home game, another 3rd period lead squandered, which means there's lots to talk about for Matt and Blake on today's show. The guys listen to the post game thoughts of Tocchet and Demko as the team tries to figure out how to win again, and block out the noise of swirling trade rumours. The guys also explore whether changes are needed beyond the Miller trade possibility, and whether fans want to renovate the Canucks core, outside of Hughes. Former Canucks exec Laurence Gilman stops in to chat about neogtiations for JT Miller, and the GM's that the Canucks are dealing with in particular. Also, LG's thoughts on accepting lesser players than that of Miller, and what wins and losses do to the leverage in negotiations. Then it's TSN's Frank Corrado to break down the latest spell of poor play for the Canucks, and whether the coach is to blame or not. He also talks about the extremely boring style of playt of late, and the uncertainty in the dressing room and what that can do to a team. All that and more, incl

TSN's Frank Corrado to break down the latest spell of poor play for the Canucks, and whether the coach is to blame or not. He also talks about the extremely boring style of play of late, and the uncertainty in the dressing room and what that can do to a team. 

Laurence Gilman stops in to chat about negotiations for JT Miller, and the GM's that the Canucks are dealing with in particular. Also, LG's thoughts on accepting lesser players than that of Miller, and what wins and losses do to the leverage in negotiations. 

Get your Canucks vs Sabres preview and a lot more today on the show. Matt and Blake get into the decision to start Demko for a third straight game, the chance for rare back to back wins, and the defence pairs in the wake of the Tyler Myers suspension. Lots of reaction to the suspension as well, as Edmonton goes wild about the non call on Garland at the end of that game, especially with the rematch coming Thursday. John Shannon joins to talk about the league's decision on the matter and to dispel any theories of an anti-McDavid bias. Also, he weighs in on the proposed deals for Miller so far. Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects drops by as well, with a deep dive into some of the names mentioned in a Miller-Rangers trade, spme other likely destinations, and whether the Canucks should be willing to accept less to end the drama. He also updates a red hot Abby Canucks team, led by Linus Karlsson. All that, plus a BC Lions retirement, and the passing of a BC hockey legend.

John Shannon joins to talk about the league's decision on the matter and to dispel any theories of an anti-McDavid bias. Also, he weighs in on the proposed deals for Miller so far. 

Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects drops by with a deep dive into some of the names mentioned in a Miller-Rangers trade, some other likely destinations, and whether the Canucks should be willing to accept less to end the drama. He also updates a red hot Abby Canucks team, led by Linus Karlsson. 

A jam packed Monday edition! After the Canucks surprise everyone vs the Oil, Matt and Blake look back on the game that was, including a fine performance from JT Miller in what may be his final game for Vancouver, and a wild ending too! The guys look into the most recent reported trade scenarios, and whether Myers or McDavid will make the rematch on Thursday after they get hearings with the league. Plus, they look at the comments of GM Patrik Allvin after he meets the media for the first time in a long time. Jeff Paterson stops by with his post game report, talks about the differing games for Miller and Pettersson and gives his thoughts on the Canucks being able to repeat the performance. Jeff also talks about the notable absences from the Canucks charity gala, and the eye opening comments from Boeser regarding his future with the team. All that, plus the NFL weekend recap, challenges ahead for the BC Lions, and the Whitecaps lose out on a prized acquisition.

Jeff Paterson stops by with his post game report, talks about the differing games for Miller and Pettersson and gives his thoughts on the Canucks being able to repeat the performance. Jeff also talks about the notable absences from the Canucks charity gala, and the eye opening comments from Boeser regarding his future with the team.

In the wake of the latest disaster loss for the Canucks, Matt and Blake deal with a boiling over fanbase, the benching of Miller and Boeser, and how the Canucks might rise from the ashes with still a half season to go. Jeff Marek joins from The Sheet with a few defensive targets that could help the Canucks defend off the rush, and they chat about possible destinations for both JT Miller and Brock Boeser. Then it's Jeff Paterson from TinkWide Vancouver with a deep dive on the game, a disinterested group of star players, a management group that has gone into hiding, and a coaching staff that has run out of answers - especially on the powerplay. All that, plus more Lions news, and the Jays might actually add players?!

Jeff Marek joins from The Sheet with a few defensive targets that could help the Canucks defend off the rush, and they chat about possible destinations for both JT Miller and Brock Boeser. 

Jeff Paterson from RinkWide Vancouver with a deep dive on the game, a disinterested group of star players, a management group that has gone into hiding, and a coaching staff that has run out of answers - especially on the powerplay. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the Canucks come home to face the Kings, and fresh off a drubbing in Winnipeg, Matt and Blake take a look at what's at stake for the team tonight. Is it a bounce back or the beginning of a spiral downward? They look at the new lines, the comments of JT Miller and Rick Tocchet after the morning skate, and what they expect as many call for a physical game. They also pose the question, will Tocchet be back next season whethere it's his decision or the club's? Patrick Johnston of Postmedia also weighs in on the coach's near future, and whether the coach may know the intentions of management regarding Miller and Pettersson. PJ also talks about the possibility of a practice facility and Erik Brannstrom's AHL prowess. Then It's Rob Williams from The Daily Hive with his opinion of Tocchet's approval rating, his pick for the fans' biggest scapegoat right now, and the likelihood of a Brock Boeser trade. All that, plus the BC Lions learn their schedule, and the Whitecaps are close to an intruguing new signing.

Rob Williams from The Daily Hive with his opinion of Tocchet's approval rating, his pick for the fans' biggest scapegoat right now, and the likelihood of a Brock Boeser trade. 

Patrick Johnston of Postmedia also weighs in on the coach's near future, and whether the coach may know the intentions of management regarding Miller and Pettersson. PJ also talks about the possibility of a practice facility and Erik Brännström's AHL prowess.

The Canucks laid an egg in the 'Peg, so Matt and Blake have plenty to chat about today, from the rare bad outing for Lankinen to an assumiming return for Hronek to another no-show from Miller and Pettersson. The guys check on the vibes in the fanbase as the Canucks continue to confound everyone with their play, and ask aloud if people have confidence that the playoffs are a certainty. Laurence Gilman makes his weekly visit to talk about the leadership on the team and how his Canucks management team allowed the Sedins to take over. Gilman also chats about his patience level at this time of year, and when his gut has ever told him that a season had gone awry. Then it's TSN's Frank Corrado on what he saw last night in Winnipeg, and what has gone so wrong with Rick Tocchet's gameplanning this season. Frank also talks about the issue of speed in the game, and how some of the summer decisions have led the Canucks here. And then it's longtime sports columnist Stephen Brunt to preview his latest interview on The Nati

Laurence Gilman makes his weekly visit to talk about the leadership on the team and how his Canucks management team allowed the Sedins to take over. Gilman also chats about his patience level at this time of year, and when his gut has ever told him that a season had gone awry. 

Longtime sports columnist Stephen Brunt to preview his latest interview on The Nation Network, a chat with wrestler Adam "The Edge" Copeland.

TSN's Frank Corrado on what he saw last night in Winnipeg, and what has gone so wrong with Rick Tocchet's game planning this season. Frank also talks about the issue of speed in the game, and how some of the summer decisions have led the Canucks here. 

The Canucks close out the road trip in Winnipeg with a lot of news heading in! Matt and Blake chat about the reunification of Hughes and Hronek tonight, and Kevin Lankinen getting his second straight start opposite Connor Hellebuyck. The guys chat about the possibility of more offence, but the Canucks may have to wait to see it. Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects stops by to discuss the X's and O's of what he expects with Hronek's return and also looks ahead to the sceond half of the season for Lekkerimäki and prospect Sawyer Mynio. Then John Shannon makes his weekly appearance, fresh off a chat with Bruce Boudreau on the Canucks drama that he saw firsthand. John also weighs in on the Canucks choices going forward with Lankinen and Demko, and Rick Tocchet's demeanour after a tough first half of the season. The guys also welcome the new head coach of the Whitecaps, Jesper Sørensen, to the show. He goes over his gameplan early on, his early impressions of the city and team, and his background with Canada and the W