Canucks Conversation (The Nation Network)

Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're chatting with Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine about the future of the Canucks' goaltending pipeline, the playoffs, and much more. Plus, in our Atlas Goods poll question, we give our predictions for Elias Pettersson's next season and beyond.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're chatting with Satiar Shah of Sportsnet about the latest surrounding your Vancouver Canucks. We also have a chat about the club's development camp and prospects.

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It's an EMERGENCY EDITION of Canucks Conversation!

We are joined by Dylan Griffing of EP Rinkside to talk about the Vancouver Canucks landing KHL free agent Andrei Kuzmenko!

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're chatting with Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff about all of the latest rumours surrounding the Vancouver Canucks. Faber also gives a spicy Nils Höglander take in our Atlas Goods poll question!

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're chatting with Chris Peters of Daily Faceoff about the NHL Draft, and who the Vancouver Canucks could select at 15th overall.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, someone who isn't Quads gives a hot take about Tyler Myers, as Harman Dayal joins us in studio for this long conversation. We also dive into the Canucks' hiring of Dale Tallon.

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Another week, another podcast.

Hockey talk starts around the 15 minute mark, our apologies for that, but Faber got ENGAGED! We also talk about the contracts that happened while we were away and broke down the Vancouver Canucks ahead of draft day in Montreal.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today we're talking about the Vancouver Canucks' performance at the 2022 Draft in Montreal, and how we need to rate the new regime fairly. Plus, full scouting reports on every player the Canucks took.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about the first two days of Vancouver Canucks prospect development camp, the UFA market, and what kind of offers the Canucks are getting for J.T. Miller.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're recapping the Vancouver Canucks' 2022 development camp out at UBC, along with a breakdown of the Canucks' free agency period (starts at 40:00). We also briefly chatted about you know who.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about Michael DiPietro's future with the Vancouver Canucks, and breaking down Faber's decision to wear shorts to a wedding in our Atlas Goods poll question.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, Wyatt Arndt (AKA The Stanchion) stops by for a very special mailbag episode while Faber attends a bachelor party.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, comic legend and longtime Canucks fan Brent Butt stops by for an in-studio interview.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about John Klingberg signing with the Anaheim Ducks, and give our best Vancouver Canucks forward lines.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're recording on the outdoor patio at Montana's after downing some delicious all-you-can-eat ribs! We talk about the Vancouver Canucks' recent hires, the goaltending situation down in Abbotsford, and give our best defence group for the NHL club.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're joined by Abbotsford Canucks forward Sheldon Dries, and talk about the UFA market this offseason.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about Andrey Kuzmenko arriving in Vancouver and give an update on day one of the World Junior Championship.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about J.T. Miller's recent interview and give an update on all three of the Canucks' prospects at the World Juniors.

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Another week, another podcast.

Faber is joined by Harman Dayal as Quads is on vacation this week. The guys chat about line combinations and where they like Ilya Mikheyev. They then discuss Nils Hoglander, if he might end up in the AHL and how that would affect his confidence. The guys then chat about potential changes to the standings in the Western Conference and where the Canucks stack up. Finally, they give a prospects report on the Canucks players overseas in exhibition action as well as the trio of prospects at the world juniors.

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Another week, another podcast.

This week is the first solo podcast Faber has ever hosted as he answers your mailbag questions as best he can.

Quads is off vacation and will be back next week.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're chatting about the Vancouver Canucks' penalty kill, the Noah Dobson contract, along with the latest Canucks prospects news and notes!

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're joined by Will Scouch of Scouching to chat about the Canucks' recent draft class, plus, we break down Elias Pettersson (RePetey)'s recent performance at the Four Nations Tournament

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're chatting about what we've seen from the Canucks' informal skates out at 8 Rinks, and share some of the conversations we've had with players in recent days.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about Vancouver Canucks GM Patrik Allvin and newly re-signed forward J.T. Miller's comments on Tuesday morning. We also get into some quick notes about a couple of UFA defencemen.

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about Vancouver Canucks president of hockey operations Jim Rutherford's comments about Quinn Hughes informing the club he can try to play the right side this upcoming season. We get into that, the Canucks PTO signing, and much more!

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Another week, another podcast.

Today, we're talking about Elias Pettersson's first day back with the club after speaking to him on Tuesday at 8 Rinks in Burnaby, and in our Atlas Goods poll question, we dive into the debate about who will lead the Canucks in points this upcoming season.

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Another week, another podcast.

This week, Faber is up in Penticton for the Canucks' Young Stars tournament and the guys chat about Friday night's game against the Flames where Arturs Silovs had a 24-save shutout. They discuss how Tristen Nielsen is a DOG, and which players at this Young Stars Tournament are worth keeping an eye on at main camp next weekend in Whistler. Then, the guys discuss Jack Rathbone and where he might start the season.

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Another week, another podcast.

This week, the guys are live from day one of the Vancouver Canucks training camp in Whistler. They chat about Nils Höglander being on an AHL line, what they saw from the top-nine lines, and why the fourth line of Dakota Joshua, Jason Dickinson, and Curtis Lazar makes a lot of sense. They also chat about the vlog for the Patreon, and discuss dinner plans for Whistler Village.

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Another week, another podcast.

Faber and Quads are back for day two from Whistler. They chat about the story of camp so far, Nils Hoglander. Bruce Boudreau has him on an AHL line but called him the best player on the ice at day two of training camp. They guys also chat defence pairings as Quinn Hughes didn't look great on the right side during the Canucks day two scrimmage. Faber backs up Tucker Poolman and the guys take some questions from Twitter.

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Another week, another podcast.

This will be the final time we say that. The show is moving to five shows a week on Monday. The guys chat about the allegations against Francesco Aquilini, (you can skip ahead to 12:09 to get into the hockey talk). Then, Faber gives a bit of an overreaction to preseason practice lines, the guys chat about which fringe player can make the biggest impact at the NHL, and wrap things up with a prospects report.

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Another DAY, another podcast.

Today, Faber and Quads debut the first show in the new live show format. They talk about if the preseason should worry them, how the first power play unit will look on opening night vs how it will look with Brock Boeser back in the lineup, and then preview the Canucks and Oilers facing off at 6 pm.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, the guys are joined by Dan Murphy of Sportsnet to chat about Andrey Kuzmenko and the Canucks' sluggish preseason. They also discuss the cuts that were made by the Canucks and how they liked the effort level despite losing last night's game by a score of 7-2.

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Another day, another show.

Today, the fellas preview the Canucks' matchup against the Oilers in Abbotsford. The discuss the lines, give thoughts on what they like, and are joined by Bagged Milk from OilersNation to chat about the Oilers' side of things. All that plus a short prospects report and more on today's episode!

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, Faber and Quads are joined by Frank Seravalli to chat about Bo Horvat's future and his bold take on Bruce Boudreau. The guys also recap the first win of the Canucks' preseason with a 5-4 win over the Oilers in Abbotsford. Finally, Faber gives a prospects report featuring Elias Pettersson, Jonathan Myrenberg, Connor Lockhart, and Filip Johansson.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, the guys chat about some injury updates on Tyler Myers, Ilya Mikheyev and Brock Boeser. They discuss an option for the Canucks to pick up off waivers, and chat about the lineup for Friday's game against the Arizona Coyotes. Faber also gives his prospects report as we have a goal from Jonathan Lekkerimaki and Quads talks about the AHL goaltending situation and how Mikey DiPietro might not want to go to the ECHL.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, Quads is in Edmonton ahead of the Canucks' season opener against the Oilers. The guys discuss Brock Boeser being back with the team and expected to play in the first game of the season. Faber asks Quads five questions about the Canucks' season, and we have a long prospects report to wrap up a busy weekend for Canucks prospects.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, the guys get you all set for the season opener against the Edmonton Oilers. Canucks prospect Connor Lockhart stops by to chat about his hot start to the OHL season. The guys look at some matchups against the Oilers and then give the smallest prospects report of all time.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, the guys chat about the Canucks' 5-3 loss to the Oilers after having an early 3-0 lead. They discuss the power play and why it went 1 for 8 on the night. They then chat about Andrey Kuzmenko's hot start and Bo Horvat's DAWG/60. We wrap up by talking about the news out of Abbotsford that Chase Wouters is the first captain in Abbotsford Canucks history and have a short prospects report.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, Faber and Quads discuss the Canucks' lineup ahead of the game against the Flyers. They chat about Ilya Mikheyev being close to returning to the lineup but do not expect to see him on Saturday. Then, there's some Abbotsford Canucks talk as the two touch on the three-goalie mix that is going on in the AHL for the second season. Faber explains his DAWG rating and the guys also spend some time chatting about the upcoming John Daly biopic.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, the guys preview the Canucks and Capitals game and discuss why Jack Rathbone isn't getting into the lineup. They touch on the Abbotsford Canucks and the goalie situation and also mention which lines they would like to see put together to gibe this Canucks team a spark.

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Another day, another podcast.

Today, the guys react to yet another Canucks defeat where they had a multi-goal lead. Their record now sits at 0-3-0 and they are set to face off with the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday night. Faber and Quads are joined by Abbotsford Canucks captain Chase Wouters. Then, they get back to how this team is struggling.

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Another day, another podcast.

Another blown lead puts the Canucks at 0-3-1 on the season as they head to Minnesota to wrap up their season-opening five-game road trip. The guys chat about the "cliquey" locker room and also discuss how Elias Pettersson is asserting himself as a true 1C. They close out by asking the chat for some ideas that the Canucks can try and Faber gives a prospects update that includes highlights from Aidan McDonough and Joni Jurmo as well as some tidbits on Jonathan Lekkerimaki and Jonathan Myrenberg.

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Another day, another podcast.

The guys chat about the new lines from practice as Conor Garland slots in with J.T. Miller and Ilya Mikheyev, while Elias Pettersson gets back with Andrey Kuzmenko on a line with Vasily Podkolzin. The guys are joined by InGoal Magazine's Kevin Woodley to chat goalies and then close things out by looking at the reverse retro jerseys.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks finished up their season-opening, five-game road trip without a win. They now return home with a 0-3-2 record and after all the talk about needing a strong start, this team is once again fighting an uphill battle. There's also a prospects report and chat about J.T. Miller's struggles.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks are down bad with everything going on. They had jerseys thrown on the ice at their home opener, boos rained down from the fans, and Saturday night was an embarrassment. The guys discuss the upcoming week, beginning with a tough game against the Carolina Hurricanes. New lines from practice are discussed and Faber wraps up the weekend that was for Canucks prospects.

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Another day, another podcast.

Is it really only Tuesday? The Vancouver Canucks lost again. They are now winless through seven games and Faber & Quads ponder the question of if the Canucks should tank for a high draft pick and move into a true rebuild. Matt Larkin of Daily Faceoff joins the show to engage in the rebuild discussion and the guys wrap up their episode with thoughts from the chat.

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Another day, another podcast.

There's more bad news out of Vancouver as the Canucks announced Curtis Lazar and Brock Boeser head to IR. The guys discuss what Faber saw at practice and breakdown some of Patrik Allvin's quotes as the general manager spoke to the media. We discuss the poll question and have an update on a pair of Canucks prospects.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Canucks are in action against the Kraken in the first of back-to-back games. The guys discuss what we will see on the ice today and what to expect with Pittsburgh in town on Friday as well. John Stevens joins the guys to chat about the home opener weekend for the Abbotsford Canucks and then they hit a quick prospects report.

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Another day, another podcast!

We finally have a Canucks win to talk about! The Canucks were severely outshot but played hard enough o get a win against the Seattle Kraken on Thursday night. They now look ahead to a Friday night tilt with the Pittsburgh Penguins on the second of their back-to-backs to end the work week. Faber and Quads also discuss the Canucks making a trade for Jack Studnicka as well as Ethan Bear and are joined by Kevin Woodley to talk about goalies.

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Another day, another podcast.

The guys recap a big 5-1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins from Friday night, chat about Ethan Bear with BaggedMilk from OilersNation, Faber chats about what he saw in Abbotsford on the weekend, the guys discuss what they expect from Jack Studnicka, Lane Pederson, and Ethan Bear. They also chat about upcoming MAJOR NEWS from the Canucks.

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Another day, another podcast.

The guys preview the Canucks against the Devils, chat about what they will see from the defence corps with the addition of Ethan Bear, and preview November's look for Spencer Martin starts. Faber goes deep into Jonathan Lekkerimaki's strong play of late and what to expect from him at the World Junior Championships.

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Another day, another podcast.

The guys chat about the Canucks losing to the New Jersey Devils, chat about how Thatcher Demko is struggling, ponder if Spencer Martin will get the start on Thursday, and then Quads goes off on a rant for the ages about where this team is at and what they need to do to bring hope back to the fanbase.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Canucks host the Ducks on Kevin Bieksa night at Rogers Arena. The guys discuss Kyle Burroughs, Jack Rathbone, and Nils Hoglander being healthy scratched, are joined by Jett Woo of the Abbotsford Canucks, and ponder if Ilya Mikheyev is the best option to play with Elias Pettersson and Andrei Kuzmenko or if someone like J.T. Miller, Conor Garland, or Brock Boeser would be a better option.

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Another day, another podcast.

The guys are back after a big 8-5 win over the Ducks and try to have positive vibes only but then they end up going down a path of talking about Riley Stillman, and the penalty kill but find their positive path after chatting about Elias Pettersson and Andrei Kuzmenko's early success. They wrap up with some fun in the chat and wish everyone a happy weekend.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks kick off an east coast road trip with a game in Ottawa on Tuesday. The guys chat about the line combinations that we saw from Monday's practice. Discuss J.T. Miller going back to centre, Brock Boeser returning to the lineup and continue to wonder why Riley Stillman is playing ahead of Kyle Burroughs and Jack Rathbone. Faber also breaks down the DAWG ratings from the first 12 games of the season.

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Another day, another podcast.

President of the Vancouver Canucks Jim Rutherford had a hit on Sportsnet650 that caught many fans' attention as he ripped on the structure of the team's playstyle. Rutherford also spoke about the future of this team and we have a game to preview as the Canucks are in Ottawa to battle the Senators at 4 pm pacific time. The guys break all this down and preview the game against the Sens with help from Harman Dayal and producer Alex, a Sens fan.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Canucks played horrendous in the opening 40 minutes of play against the Senators but then followed it up by putting together their best third period of the season. The guys talk about how the Canucks looked good in the third period of the game and how Spencer Martin kept them in the game after 40 minutes. They are also joined by Will Lockwood of the Abbotsford Canucks and preview the upcoming game against the Montreal Canadiens.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Canucks had another tough loss on Wednesday night as they fell to the Canadiens by a score of 5-2. The guys discuss the game and pitch some serious ideas of what the Canucks' management group's next move should be. They are then joined by Iain McIntyre of Sportsnet to talk about the state of the organization. To close out, Faber has some GOOD NEWS when it comes to the prospects and the guys set up a long weekend.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Canucks had an 0-3-0 weekend and it's clear that this team needs to blow it up and rebuild. The fanbase has lost all hope for the future and to regain back interest, the team is going to need to make substantial changes. The guys talk about Bruce Boudreau's future with the team, Andrei Kuzmenko as well as Danila Klimovich being scratched, and other news from the weekend.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks wrap up their road trip that has gone south even though they've been out east. the guys discuss trade value for players and chat about Bruce Boudreau's future. Faber dives in on some of the prospects and the guys get the chat involved with the show.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks closed out their road trip with a win over the Buffalo Sabres and now return home with a couple of days off before they host the LA Kings. The guys discuss Will Lockwood's strong game, chat about Bruce Boudreau's future, discuss the uptick in talk about Canucks players being traded, and are joined by former Canucks and all-time fan favourite, Todd Bertuzzi.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks are back home and Faber talks about what he saw at practice. They guys discuss the next big move that the Canucks could potentially make and if we will even see a big move soon. Then, Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff joins the show to discuss trade rumours and what the Canucks have for moveable assets.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks play their only game of the weekend tonight, against the LA Kings. Thatcher Demko is set to start and we will see some changes to the lineup as well. Faber talks about how he is excited to hear that the Bo Horvat and Blue Jackets rumours are heating up as the Jackets have a tremendous prospect pool. The guys are also joined by Don Taylor of Donnie & Dhali to wrap up the week.

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Another day, another podcast.

After no games on the weekend, the Vancouver Canucks are back in action tonight against the Vegas Golden Knights. The guys discuss what the lineup looks like for the night and how Thatcher Demko can build on his strong game from Friday night. Harman Dayal stops by the show to chat pickleball as well as all things Canucks. They guys chat about what do you do with certain situations on this team and Faber wraps up the show with a prospects report.

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Another day, another podcast.

Bo Horvat is a top Frank Seravalli's trade targets list as well as Brock Boeser coming in at number 16 on Frank's list. The guys discuss the trade options as Frank outlines Colorado, Detroit, Boston and Edmonton being fits for Horvat. They also talk about the Canucks blowing another two-goal lead and what they saw from Tuesday morning's practice.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Canucks are up against a tough opponent tonight as they faceoff with the Colorado Avalanche. The guys preview the game and continue to discuss options for the Canucks to explore if they want to begin a rebuild. The guys also discuss which prospect they believe will play 10 games as a Canuck.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks rolled into Denver and upset the Colorado Avalanche with a 4-3 win on Wednesday night. The guys discuss the game, chat about how Spencer Martin keeps getting wins, and look ahead to the weekend as the Canucks will battle with the Vegas Golden Knights. They also look back at the Canucks' first 20 games and evaluate Elias Pettersson's impact this season.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks get set for a weekend of back-to-back games against the Vegas Golden Knights and San Jose Sharks. Quads is replaced by Harman Dayal of The Athletic as he makes his Friday co-host debut. The guys dive into grading the Canucks at the Quarterway mark of the season, float some ideas on what to do with certain played and Faber gets Harm's thoughts on the 10+ games for prospects.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks were perfect on the weekend capping off a 3-0-0 road trip for their first three-game winning streak of the season. Faber and Quads dive into what the Canucks are doing well and how this team is running through Elias Pettersson. They discuss the goaltending situation and what the Canucks' upcoming week is looking like. Faber closes out the show with a weekend wrap-up of what happened in the world of Canucks prospects.

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Another day, another podcast.

Vasily Podkolzin and Jack Rathbone were sent down to the AHL as the Abbotsford Canucks have four home games in the next six nights. The big club returns home after sweeping a three-game road trip and face off with the Washington Capitals. The guys are also joined by Sportsnet 650's play-by-play voice of the Canucks, Brendan Batchelor. Faber also has an update on the injury status of the Canucks' top prospect.

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Another day, another podcast.

It was a tough night at Rogers Arena on Tuesday as the Canucks were defeated handily by the Washington Capitals. Alex Ovechkin made history and Elias Pettersson was a -5 on the night. The top stars made mistakes and nobody on the team was able to pick up the pieces as the Canucks continue to struggle on home ice. The guys also chat about an exciting game out in Abbotsford as Vasily Podkolzin and Jack Rathbone made their AHL season debuts and Danila Klimovich potentially had the best game of his young AHL career.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks are back in action on Thursday night as the Florida Panthers come to town. The Canucks will celebrate Daniel and Henrik Sedin being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame while Roberto Luongo is also celebrated with his Panthers in town. They guys preview the game, chat about changes to the lineup, discuss the goalies and talk about what they want to see in the game. Mike McKenna of Daily faceoff joins the show for the goalie chat as well as his thoughts on Luongo and the Sedins. Faber was out in Abbotsford last night and spoke with Danila Klimovich and Christian Wolanin. He also chatted with Abbotsford head coach Jeremy Colliton about Klimovich's development.

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Another day, another podcast.

After another loss where the team was outworked, Faber is joined by Harman Dayal instead of Quads to chat about where the Canucks team is currently at and what should be focusing their next couple of months on. The guys chat about which Nickelback song best describes the Canucks and try to find something to be positive about in this organization.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks are fresh off an overtime win against the Arizona Coyotes. The guys gloss over that win because there are bigger news stories to talk about. They discuss Brock Boeser's future with the organization after Elliott Friedman's report that Boeser's agent Ben Hankinson has been able to help facilitate a trade. The guys talk about beginning the rebuild now and also look ahead to Monday night's matchup against the Montreal Canadiens.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks came back from a 4-0 deficit to beat the Montreal Canadiens in overtime by a score of 7-6. The guys talk about Elias Pettersson playing great hockey but also that overtime wins against the Canadiens, San Jose Sharks and Arizona Coyotes shouldn't really get you too excited. They discuss what was seen and heard from practice and get the chat involved in the show.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks are down in San Jose for a quick one-game road trip, the guys chat about the upcoming game and chat about the trade market. They also play a "what do you do with..." and Faber gives a prospects update on Jonathan Lekkerimaki and Elias Pettersson (D-Petey) being selected to Sweden's World Junior team and tells what he's hearing on Aku Koskenvuo and his chances to play for Finland at the WJC.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks pull off another overtime win on the back of an Elias Pettersson game-winning goal. The guys talk about this team getting back to .500 and if that means anything in terms of trade rumours around Bo Horvat and Brock Boeser. They discuss reports from Frank Seravalli on Horvat's next contract and are joined by Abbotsford Canucks head coach Jeremy Colliton.

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Another day, another podcast.

Harman Dayal is in for his Friday co-hosting gig, the guys talk about how the Canucks are a .500 team, what they have liked from the pro scouting department and discuss some interesting stats. They then do a higher or lower segment on a bunch of stats that Faber threw together and finish up by tossing around ideas on how to get this team closer to a cup instead of closer to playoffs.

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Another day, another podcast.

The Vancouver Canucks are on the heels of a brutal game against the Minnesota Wild on Saturday night. They practiced on Sunday with a very different-looking lineup. Rick Dhaliwal of Donnie & Dhali also has a report on Bo Horvat turning down a contract extension. Faber gives a weekend wrap-up on what the Canucks prospects were up to. The guys also have a poll question about what fans want.

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The Vancouver Canucks have made changes to their lineup, the guys discuss the changes and also give their thoughts on what have been the biggest surprises of the season (so far). Bo Horvat and the Canucks issued a statement. They spend a bit of time talking about the news from the league meetings in Florida and prepare for tomorrow's game against the Calgary Flames.

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The Vancouver Canucks are in Calgary to battle the Flames. The guys preview the game and talk about this being one of the slowest weeks of the season for the Canucks. There's a what do you do with... segment as well as some news in the world of Canucks prospects concerning the World Junior Championships. Faber also talks about Abbotsford's three games in four nights that kick off tonight.

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The Vancouver Canucks had a good, team win on Wednesday night as they beat the Calgary Flames in a shootout. The guys chat about Nils Hoglander and his line having a good game, discuss Spencer Martin's strong outing and look at how Curtis Lazar fit in with Bo Horvat and J.T. Miller. Then, Frank Seravalli comes by to talk about the Canucks' trade options and the guys close out by discussing who from the AHL roster could be a call-up option.

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It's another Friday with Harman Dayal and the guys discuss if this team is going into a rebuild or a retool. The return from a Bo Horvat trade will be the telling sign of which direction this team wants to go. The guys also do a Good, Great, & GODLY segment on the show where they take a positive ride down Potential Moves Lane. Then, Faber gives a prospects update regarding Joni Jurmo and Sweden at the World Juniors.

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The Vancouver Canucks once again heard boos as they left the ice on Monday night. Faber is back from Saskatchewan to discuss it and the guys dive into burning it all down. They try to find something new to talk about but also discuss how change is so deeply needed for this group.

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The Canucks are ahead of a back-to-back against Seattle and Edmonton before the Christmas break. The guys discuss what they saw and heard at practice. Faber talks about how much fun he had watching the Abbotsford Canucks and what to expect tonight. And the two talk about development and the utilization of the AHL.

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The Canucks head into a game against the Seattle Kraken tonight. The guys preview the lineup that the Canucks will send. They discuss the impact of Elias Pettersson, chat about his jokes about the World Juniors and how the Canucks look with Horvat-Miller-Pettersson down the middle. They also discuss Abbotsford continuing to win and react to their poll question.

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Thursday night was Elias Pettersson's night as he put up five points and had the shootout winner in a fun 6-5 victory over the Seattle Kraken. Faber and Harm talk about how Pettersson's game has evolved and what to expect from him in 2023. They guys are joined by Alexa Potack to discuss Canucks Swedish prospects and chit-chat about some Swedes to watch at the World Juniors. Then, the guys close out with some Christmas fun as they head into the holiday break!

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The Vancouver Canucks got big nights from both Ilya Mikheyev and Bo Horvat in a 6-2 win over the San Jose Sharks on their return from the Christmas break. The guys talk about what they liked in the game and if this three-game winning streak is exciting or not. Then, Faber gives a breakdown of the Canucks prospects at the World Juniors and the guys close out by looking ahead.

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The guys preview the Canucks vs Jets and struggle with some connection difficulties. They then get to a poll question that has some interesting results and then chat about Nils Hoglander and Vasily Podkolzin spending more time in the AHL.

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The Vancouver Canucks lost by a score of 4-2 to the Winnipeg Jets. Faber and Quads talk about the game, the Miller-Delia thing, and then discuss some news about the Canucks' roster. The guys then get into the top stories from 2022 as this is their final show of the year. They chat about what's coming up at the World Juniors and wish everyone all the best in 2023!

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The Vancouver Canucks are back at home and will battle with the New York Islanders on Tuesday night. The guys talk about the upcoming stretch of games being the decider on if this team has any chance of making the playoffs. They discuss what they saw at practice and tell you what line combinations and defence pairing to expect against the Islanders. Then, Faber gives an update on Abbotsford as they continue to roll

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After another big loss at home, Faber and Quads talk about how the Vancouver Canucks need to begin to take steps toward a rebuild. The team lacks effort and it's clear that this core isn't the right mix to get the job done and be competitive.

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The Vancouver Canucks are in action against the Colorado Avalanche. Faber and Quads chat about the game but also view all of the Canucks' trade options and what type of returns they would expect from each player. Faber gives an update on Abbotsford and some of the other Canucks prospects. Randip Janda of Sportsnet650's radio Canucks broadcast joins the show and they guys chat about the current team and what to expect in the game against the Avalanche!

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After an impressive 4-2 win over the Colorado Avalanche, Faber and Harm talk about some positive takeaways from the Canucks game for a change and continue that positivity with a conversation about what the team is doing right with the AHL team. They discuss Andrei Kuzmenko's impressive season and whatever else comes up!

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The Vancouver Canucsk lost 7-4 to the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday afternoon, the guys chat a bit about the game but then dive into Andrei Kuzmenko's value on the trade market before they are joined by Frank Seravalli to chat about Bo Horvat and the Canucks' direction. Then, the guys close out with some talk about the Abbotsford Canucks, and more specifically, the Swedish House Mafia line.

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The Vancouver Canucsk continue on their road trip as they begin the eastern swing with a battle in Pittsburgh against the Penguins. Faber and Quads discuss the team's upcoming week and what it could help or hurt when it comes to this team's future. They also look back at their worst takes of the year and chat a bit about the prospects after Faber's latest Blackfish article dropped on Tuesday morning.

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The Vancouver Canucks took another L on Tuesday night as they were beaten down by the Penguins, who scored five straight goals to make an early 3-0 lead disappear. The guys chat about tanking, then dive into a poll question on Andrei Kuzmenko. After that, they tie up some loose ends with some Canucks stories.

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The Vancouver Canucks look to be making some big changes to their lineup ahead of their game with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Oliver Ekman-Larsson is projected to be a healthy scratch and the guys chat about their thoughts on OEL and his future. Then, they have a what would you do with segment and tie up some loose ends in odds and ends.

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