Tsn 1040: Sekeres & Price

Cam Robinson is coolish on the Canucks' deals. He's fine with the Miller deal but doesn't like that they had to surrender a first-round pick in the Marcus Pettersson trade. He says there should be a market for Soucy but wonders why the Canucks would move a potential playoff contributor after making a trade for two unrestricted free agents. He doesn't see a fit for Ottawa's Josh Norris, even if he loves the idea of acquiring Quinn Hughes' best friend. And he says Miller falls short of Ring of Honour worthiness.

A busy weekend for the Canucks! Two trades and two games later, where are the Canucks now and where they headed? Matt and Blake are back to break it all down after some first impressions of the new look core vs the Red Wings. The guys look at the chance of any more dramatics before the trade deadline, and is Quinn Hughes ok after missing the game on Sunday? TSN's Darren Darren stops by with a blow by blow description of how it all went down for the Canucks, and gives us the lowdown on what the tipping point was in the JT Miller trade. Dregs talks about the Canucks current situation and whether Elias Pettersson could still be traded, and the salary cap situation getting the trades going around the NHL. Then it's RinkWide's Jeff Paterson with his review on the new look Canucks, both in concept and in the game vs Detroit. Plus, is Carson Soucy's scratch indicative of the club's loyalty to the player ahead of the deadline? All that. plus the huge NBA trade, along with Lions and Whitecaps news as well!

RinkWide's Jeff Paterson with his review on the new look Canucks, both in concept and in the game vs Detroit. Plus, is Carson Soucy's scratch indicative of the club's loyalty to the player ahead of the deadline?

TSN's Darren Darren stops by with a blow by blow description of how it all went down for the Canucks, and gives us the lowdown on what the tipping point was in the JT Miller trade. Dregs talks about the Canucks current situation and whether Elias Pettersson could still be traded, and the salary cap situation getting the trades going around the NHL. 

Matt and Blake analyze the biggest one-day team makeover in 30-plus years as the Canucks move JT Miller out and acquire defenceman Marcus Pettersson.We hear from Canucks GM Patrik Allvin, examine the type of team they have now and the near- and long-term future of the club after a franchise-altering day. 

Matt and Blake jump back on LIVE to react to the Vancouver Canucks trading J.T. Miller, Erik Brännstrom, and prospect Jackson Dorrington to the New York Rangers for Filip Chytil, Victor Mancini, and a protected first rounder.

Another busy day on the show as the Canucks go for a fourth straight win, and the NHL announces a new projected salary cup limit for the next three years. Matt and Blake go over the lineup vs Dallas, and whether a prolonged winning streak changes the possibility of trades. They also go over the ramnifications of the cap changes, and what that means for teams thinking about acquiring Miller or Pettersson. Jeff Marek of The Sheet pays his weekly visit and talks about what the Flyers trade with Calgary means for Philly's short term intentions, and whether they could be interested in chatting with the Canucks. Jeff also gets into the salary cap effect of the next few years and the positives and negatives for teams and players. Then its's Patrick Johnston of Post Media who stops by and talks about the next 6 weeks of Canucks hockey and all the different routes it could take, plus he ponders the futures of management and coaching depending on what happens. All that plus some Lions, Whitecaps, Jays and Mariners news

 Patrick Johnston of Post Media who stops by and talks about the next 6 weeks of Canucks hockey and all the different routes it could take, plus he ponders the futures of management and coaching depending on what happens. 

Jeff Marek of The Sheet pays his weekly visit and talks about what the Flyers trade with Calgary means for Philly's short term intentions, and whether they could be interested in chatting with the Canucks. Jeff also gets into the salary cap effect of the next few years and the positives and negatives for teams and players. 

After a 3rd straight win for the Canucks, Matt and Blake survey the landscape and see if anything could change for Vancouver because of a hot streak. The guys look at the notable performances of Demko, Hughes, Karlsson and Höglander. Plus, on the 2 year anniversary of the Bo Horvat trade, would you go back in time and do it again? RinkWide Vancouver's Jeff Paterson stops in for his post game recap as well, looking at the very different 1st and 3rd period, plus the lack of reaction to a first NHL goal by Karlsson, and a reshuffled defence corps with Myers stepping up. Then it's Rob Williams of The Daily Hive with a health update on beloved member of Canucks nation, his answer to a hypothetical Miller-Horvat trade, and his chat with Canadian men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch on future games in Vancouver. All that, plus, the Whitecaps lose another star player and the sports world suffers some tragic losses.

RinkWide Vancouver's Jeff Paterson stops in for his post game recap as well, looking at the very different 1st and 3rd period, plus the lack of reaction to a first NHL goal by Karlsson, and a reshuffled defence corps with Myers stepping up.

Rob Williams of The Daily Hive with a health update on beloved member of Canucks nation, his answer to a hypothetical Miller-Horvat trade, and his chat with Canadian men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch on future games in Vancouver. 

On a gameday in Nashville, Matt and Blake evaluate the possible responses on and off the ice to Jim Rutherford's explosive interview. Can the Canucks continue to build on this modest win streak, or do the distractions take over? The guys keep you up to date on the lineup changes vs the Predators as well, including in goal. Former Canucks executive Laurence Gilman stops in to debate the strategy of Rutherford's honesty, and Laurence talks about how he would react as a manager in the aftermath of an interview like that. LG also weighs in on whether the offers improve for the two players involved. Then it's TSN's Frank Corrado on the players' side of this, and whether Quinn Hughes might ultimately fall victim to the distraction. Frank also has his thoughts on a number of players rumoured to be available, and if any of them would be considered good return for either Miller or Pettersson. All that and more, including some Whitecaps news, don't miss it!

 TSN's Frank Corrado on the players' side of this, and whether Quinn Hughes might ultimately fall victim to the distraction. Frank also has his thoughts on a number of players rumoured to be available, and if any of them would be considered good return for either Miller or Pettersson.

Former Canucks executive Laurence Gilman stops in to debate the strategy of Rutherford's honesty, and Laurence talks about how he would react as a manager in the aftermath of an interview like that. LG also weighs in on whether the offers improve for the two players involved. 

Back to back wins for the Canucks almost get put into the backseat on today's show after an explosive interview between Canucks president Jim Rutherford and Globe and Mail columnist Gary Mason. Matt and Blake dissect what was said, and the massive future ramnifications that are possible. The guys talk about who is likely to be imminently traded, and the effects on Quinn Hughes if a re-load happens. Mason drops in to talk about the interview, explaining the willingness of Rutherford to open up, and what he thinks it all means for the short term and medium term. Then it's Elite Prospects' Cam Robinson with his reactions to Rutherford, predictions for the Canucks return on trades, and a scoop of his own, as he predicts a very uncertain trade deadline for Brock Boeser. Massive show today, don't miss it!

Gary Mason of the Globe and Mail drops in after an explosive interview with Canucks president Jim Rutherford, explaining the willingness of Rutherford to open up, and what he thinks it all means for the short term and medium term.

Elite Prospects' Cam Robinson with his reactions to Rutherford, predictions for the Canucks return on trades, and a scoop of his own, as he predicts a very uncertain trade deadline for Brock Boeser.

Matt and guest co-host Irf Gaffar discuss another pins-and-needles weekend where the Canucks were close to a big trade. They talk about the huge Carolina-Colorado deal involving Mika Rantanen, how close the Canes were to acquiring Elias Pettersson, whether the Avalanche now pivot to J.T. Miller, and whether the Buffalo Sabres are now the logical landing spot for Pettersson. They discuss what the Canucks need to do to be a playoff team, the win over Washington, more brilliance from Quinn Hughes and Monday's game in St. Louis.Darren Dreger stops by and says Pettersson to Carolina was close. He tells us the Canucks had keen interest in a package similar to what landed Rantanen. Darren says Buffalo is interested in Pettersson, that Dallas is no longer pursuing Miller, and that the Canucks might just make the best deal for either Petey or J.T. He also informs on Alex Pietrangelo taking himself off Canada's 4 Nations roster and whether we'll see more players pulling out.Jeff Paterson believes management has ma

Darren Dreger stops by and says Pettersson to Carolina was close. He tells us the Canucks had keen interest in a package similar to what landed Rantanen. Darren says Buffalo is interested in Pettersson, that Dallas is no longer pursuing Miller, and that the Canucks might just make the best deal for either Petey or J.T. He also informs on Alex Pietrangelo taking himself off Canada's 4 Nations roster and whether we'll see more players pulling out.