Josh and Dom break down the news that the Arizona Coyotes are more than likely to relocate to Salt Lake City on the day where the Coyotes are in town to play the canucks. The guys discuss the problems the franchise has faced throughout it's history in the desert and the benefits of what a move to Utah could bring to the organization. For the game tonight, Josh and Dom predict that Silovs will be back in net tonight following a win against Vegas and debate whether Silovs could backup Demko...

Josh & Dom are joined by Jannik Hansen to talk all things Canucks hockey coming off an impressive victory against Vegas. Hansen describes how much it will mean to the players to set all these individual records for themselves but they know team success comes first. The guys dive into the resurgent seasons of Brock Boeser, Conor Garland and look back at how unlikely all of this may have seemed at the beginning of the year.

Josh and Dom are back and break down a big Canucks win over Vegas last night and discuss how the good vibes really feel like they are back with the team and this city. The guys look back at where this team was a year ago and look at how far the organization has come and how everything has seemingly gone right from an individual and team perspective for the players.

Josh & Dom are joined by Matt Youmans, Senior Editor and Host of VSiN Tonight, to preview the Men's NCAA Championship game between UConn and Purdue. The guys give their picks and then take a look back at the historic Women's NCAA Championship that drew in a record 18.7 million viewers.

Josh and Dom are back to try and figure out what happened to the Canucks in LA on Saturday and what it means moving forward. The guys then preview the Canucks and Golden Knights which will see Arturs Silovs get the start in net and a Tomas Hertl debut for Vegas. Finally, Josh and Dom analyze the struggle that the Arizona Coyotes are in and whether or not they have a future in Arizona.

Bob Nightengale covers MLB for USA Today, joins the show. Bob and Josh discuss the AL East this season, if the Jays have improved at all after this offseason, Bichette & Vladdy Jr. contracts, Juan Soto on the Yankees, Oakland A's situation and more MLB storylines. The show ends with "Guy's naming dude's" Oakland edition.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe hosts. Producer Elan asks Josh the hottest questions in "The Tea". Topics include, Canucks playoff lines, the Norris trophy race, updated Stanley Cup odds, can a Canadian team win? Bronny James enters the draft + transfer portal.

Josh analyzes Dakota Joshua, his next potential contract and if he has untapped potential. How much are you comfortable with giving Joshua? Josh discusses the Oakland A's moving to Sacramento for 3 years. The Bills traded Stefon Diggs, the guys react.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe hosts. Producer Elan asks Josh burning questions surrounding the Canucks in "The Tea". Topics include Quinn Hughes play, the Powerplay, Artur Silovs, and who the Canucks will play in the first round. Colour analyst Randip Janda joins the show. Randip talks about the game last night, how the Canucks need to have an uptick in offense, the Powerplay, and Hughes playing at such a high level.

Josh and Dom continue to conversation of what is the expectation for Vancouver come the playoffs and whether it would be fair to be disappointed if the Canucks lose in the first or second round. The guys compare a recent John Totorella clip on his players in Philadelphia to the situation in Vancouver where gaining experience and playing in meaningful games is key to growth and getting better.

Josh & Dom break down the Canucks loss to Vegas and dive into concerns with Vancouver not playing it's best hockey heading into the post-season. The guys discuss how Pettersson has not had consistent linemates all year and compare other top centres around the league who seemingly all have a top end winger alongside them. As well, Josh and Dom speak on the fact that the Edmonton Oilers are nearly caught up with Vancouver and have become a serious threat to take over the top spot in the...

Jannik Hansen joins the show to offer his thoughts on the Canucks Fred J. Hume Unsung Hero award. He reflects on his time as a winner of this award, despite him not knowing what Unsung truly means. Jannik then explains what makes Dakota Joshua so special, how much he should get paid and if he should get PP1 time.

Josh & Dom preview the Canucks game in Las Vegas and are thrilled to hear that Thatcher Demko took the ice after team practice. The guys discuss how much Dakota Joshua deserves to get paid and whether or not that should be in Vancouver. The Canucks have opened voting for their team awards and so the guys offer up their nominees.

Josh & Dom continue to fill in for Bik Nizzar to take a look at the rumored NHL playoff expansion and what it would mean for the quality of hockey in the post-season. The guys then get into a heated debate about whether or not copying the NBA's playoff format would be a good idea. Dom wants more playoff teams involved in order to get more butts in seats. Josh wants to revert to 1-8 seeding and nothing else. Who's side are you on?

Josh & Dom look back at the month of March where the Canucks went 8-3-1, but it sure doesn't feel like it. Part of the reason why the team's performances don't feel good is because of the perceived play of Elias Pettersson. Is EP40 injured? The guys analyze the silver lining that is Dakota Joshua, then they discuss playoff opponents and whether or not Edmonton can catch Vancouver.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe hosts. The show starts with 'The Tea' as Producer Elan hits Josh with the hottest questions. Topics include Canucks 12th forward, Kings 1-3-1 system & LSU coach Brian Kelly on his former QB. NHL Host and Analyst Jonny Lazarus joins the show. Jonny talks about LA Kings defense, if the NY Rangers are potential 'frauds' or legit, Alexis Lafrenière, if drafted players are ready for the NHL right away, and round 1 playoff matchups. Vancouver Giants General Manager Barclay...

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty host. Iain MacIntyre joins the show. Iain discusses Dakota Joshua, and his impact on the Canucks being a 'wall team'. Imac suggests that the Canucks can't be experimenting within the last games, and they have to be gearing up for the playoffs. Updates on Podkolzin's play as of late, Lindholm's injury status, and Demko's absence for 4 weeks. Do people actually eat Big Turk? This Podcast was produced by Elan Chark

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty host. Hear from Head Coach Rick Tocchet after practice today. Tocchet talks Demko LTIR, Lindholm injury, Dakota Joshua back in the lineup, dog days, and scenarios. Josh and Dom discuss Hronek + Hughes pairing, and if Hronek will be worth his potential price tag of $8 Million AAV. The Dak is back! Dakota Joshua is nearing his return, what line should he be on? What is going on with Elias Lindholm's injury?

Josh & Dom begin the show by examining how the LA Kings trap game handcuffed the Canucks offense. The guys stress the importance of scoring the first goal against a team like LA and whether or not the Kings could be the toughest playoff opponent for Vancouver. The separation of Hughes and Hronek is analyzed and what this could mean for his next contract, and the guys also touch on Lekkerimaki's arrival in Abbotsford and whether or not the St. Louis Blues should be written off.

Jannik Hansen joins Josh Elliott Wolfe to discuss how the Canucks matchup against the Kings and how difficult that is. He also chimes in on the Hoglander, Pettersson, Garland line and how he isn't worried about it in the playoffs. Then, the pair delve into ice conditions following a night where the ice at Rogers Arena was subpar. This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty.

Josh and Dom are joined by OneSoccer's Alex Gangue-Ruzic to analyze the Canadian Men's National Teams victory over Trinidad & Tobago and what it means to qualify for Copa America. The guys discuss how high the ceiling is for this team and whether or not Mauro Biello can implement any significant change on the tactical side. Elias Lindholm is officially listed day-to-day and so the guys theorize potential lineup changes.

Josh and Dom set the stage for the Canucks game against the Kings where a win tonight, and a St. Louis loss to Vegas, could see the Canucks become the first team in the NHL to clinch a playoff spot this season. The guys discuss the JT Miller glow up, the development plan for Jonathan Lekkerimaki and analyze the impact of Nils Hoglander.

Brook Ward kicks off the show by highlighting the Canucks defensive improvements in front of Casey Desmith which lead to a 4-1 win over the Canadians. We hear Rich Tocchet's post game interview where he praises the teams physicality and then Kevin Woodley stops by to analyze the Canucks season to date. The guys look ahead at to the Canucks playoffs and what success looks like for a team that has already surpassed expectations. In the second half of the show, Brook is joined by Vancouver...

Bik talks consistent performances from the Canucks and how they can clinch the Pacific. Quinn Hughes stepped up big last game, Bik says the teams needs more of this. Does home ice advantage even matter for the Canucks? What are the best jersey matchups in sports? The guys discuss the Shohei Ohtani interpreter situation.

The show opens with "The Tea", all things Vancouver Canucks news. The Athletic's Ian Mendes joins the show. Ian and Bik discuss the Eastern Conference Playoff race, Central Division, and NHL rule changes. Can Canadian hockey fans enjoy nice things?