In the final episode of Rink Wide until September, Jeff and Irfaan discuss the big news around the NHL, that of the Blues offer sheets to Edmonton's Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg. The role of "captain" is also discussed after the spectacle that was John Tavares passing off the Maple Leafs "C" to Auston Matthews. They boys wrap the show by going back 4 years to revisit the NHL's playoff bubble in August 2020.

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It's another summer edition of Rink Wide Vancouver! Jeff and Irfaan discuss Rick Tocchet's new side gig as an assistant coach for Team Canada. They also break down how the Canucks stayed healthy last season, and why that may complicate things when it comes to star players like Hughes and Miller building on their career high point totals from 2023-24.

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It was an exciting end to a great series and a fantastic season. The Canucks lost 3-2 to the Oilers, after outperforming expectations all season long and bringing playoff hockey back to Vancouver. Although, they managed to hold Connor McDavid in check for the most part, the injuries were ultimately too much to overcome. We'd like to thank the Canucks for an amazing season...and also thank you, the faithful listeners of Rink Wide Vancouver. Stay tuned for some special episodes over the remainder of the playoffs and off season.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver.

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The Canucks were at home to face the Dallas Stars, who are off to an equally hot start this season. It had the potential to be a goaltending duel and it certainly was. Demko with a shutout and a save of the year candidate lead the Canucks to a 2-0 victory which moves the Canucks into second place in the West.

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Canucks 2 (28 SOG)

Dallas 0 (27 SOG)

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The Canucks took a short jaunt down to San Jose to face the winless Sharks and looked to avoid being the first to fall...and oh boy did the boys from Vancouver show up! Captain Quinn put up another 5 pts, to pad his lead in D scoring in the NHL, while Brock, JT, Petey, Hronek all put up strong numbers. Demko lost the shutout in the 3rd on a questionable goal that coach Rick was not going to bother disputing in such a blowout. Canucks come out on top 10-1!

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Canucks 10 (33 SOG)

San Jose 1 (30 SOG)

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Not a perfect game, but still another 2 points in the bank for the Canucks as they defeat Nashville for the second time this season 5-2 on Halloween night.  Petey with a Hatty and Captain Quinn with another 3pts, to go along with a perfect penalty kill.  It was enough to come out on top and improve to 6-2-1 to start the season.

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

Final Score:

Canucks:  5 (Shots 27)

Rangers:  2 (Shots 29)

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Canucks see their 3 game win streak come to an end, on a night of special teams goals for both sides.  Tyler Myers with a shorthanded breakaway goal.  Casey Desmith suffers his first loss as a Canuck.  The Rangers take it in overtime to win 4-3.

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

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Final Score:

Canucks:  3 (Shots 33)

Rangers:  4 (Shots 24)

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The Canucks delivered a very ‘professional’ effort tonight, returning home from the road trip and picking up right where they left off.  Quinn Hughes with 2 more goals, keeping true to his promise of shooting more.  Demko with his first SO of the year.

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Final Score:

Canucks:  5 (Shots 35)

Nashville:  0 (Shots 22)

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The Canucks got off to a quick start as they stopped in Music City to face the Predators.  Secondary scoring was the story in Nashville on this night, as the Canucks hang on for a 3-2, to finish off the road trip with back to back wins, improving to 4-2 on the season.

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Final Score:

Canucks:  3 (Shots 24)

Nashville:  2 (Shots 18)

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It was an up and down game in Florida but they hang on, as the Canucks improve to 3-2 on the season.  DeSmith with another win, Captain Quinn was strong again and Petey is back atop the NHL scoring! 

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Canucks  5 (shots 31)

Florida 3 (shots 36)

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The Canucks continue their east coast road trip in Tampa Bay.  After being outshot badly all game, the Canucks rallied late in the 3rd and Demko was excellent again,  but it wasn't enough, as they fell 4-3 to the Lightning. Falling to 2-2 to start the season.  
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Final Score:
Canucks: 3 (Shots 29)
Tampa Bay: 4(Shots 36)
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The Canucks hit the road but aren't ready from the drop of the puck and it cost them in a 2-0 loss to the Flyers. Thatcher Demko was on top of his game with 40 saves, but his teammates weren't in the shutout loss.

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Final Score:

Canucks: 0 (Shots 25)

Canucks: 2(Shots 42)

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The Canucks travel to Edmonton for the second of a back to back to open the series with the Oilers. Casey DeSmith made his Canucks debut and was up to task as the Oilers fired 40 shots on goal. The Canucks are 2-0. Repeat, the Canucks are 2-0.  

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Final Score:

Oilers: 3 (Shots 40)

Canucks: 4(Shots 16)

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The 2 greatest words in sports 'Game 7'...well, maybe not when you are up 3-2 in the series, but either way, here we go!!! The Oilers finally break loose with a 5-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks to set the stage for a Game 7 in Vancouver to decide who will face the Dallas Stars in the Western Conference final.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar are here to break it all down for you on Rink Wide Vancouver with a very special appearance by Mr Stanchies himself, Wyatt Arndt

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It was the dream start for the Vancouver Canucks. A dominating 8-1 win over the Oilers with the Canucks stars putting up big numbers, including a 4 goal outing from Brock Boeser.

For the season opener, Jeff Paterson was joined by Blake Price and Matt Sekeres

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Final Score(OT):

Oilers: 1(Shots 27)

Canucks: 8(Shots 32)

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The Vancouver Canucks close out the 2023 preseason schedule with a win on home ice, 3-1 over the Calgary Flames. Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres break it all down.  The regular season is just around the corner!!

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Final Score(OT):

Flames: 1(Shots 18)

Canucks: 3(Shots 31)

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The Canucks were hosting the Seattle Kraken in Abbotsford and Jeff was there, hosting a post game pod. The game wasn't a work of art, but still plenty of talking points and Jeff breaks them all down.  1 more to go and then the games count for real.

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Final Score(OT):

Kraken: 2(Shots 15)

Canucks: 1(Shots 23)

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The Canucks win their first game of the preseason with a 5-2 win over the Oilers at Rogers Arena. Captain Quinn Hughes led the way with 2G 1A

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Final Score(OT):

Oilers: 2(Shots 26)

Canucks: 5(Shots 28)

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EP40, Captain Quinn Hughes and the rest of the Canucks did battle in Edmonton against Mcdavid, Draisaitl and the Oilers. Overtime was needed and #97 would grab the winner for the home team.

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Final Score(OT):
Canucks: 1(Shots 22)
Oilers: 2(Shots 29)

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The Canucks dress an inexperienced lineup vs. a Flames team with their top guns. It showed. Flames win 10-0.

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Final Score:
Canucks: 0 (Shots 26)
Flames: 10 (Shots 26)

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On this episode of Rink Wide Victoria, Jeff Paterson is joined by Patrick Johnston of Post Media in Victoria to review the first two days of Vancouver Canucks training camp. The guys discuss the biggest storylines to emerge so far including Nils Hoglander and Vasily Podkolzin earning prime opportunities. They also talk about Rick Tocchet's approach to camp. And they cover off Elias Pettersson's first media availability of camp and the way he handled the question about his contract status not being a distraction.

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JPat breaks down the Tanner Pearson trade to Montreal. He also offers his thoughts on what he saw at Young Stars in Penticton. And he visits with veteran defenseman Matt Irwin, a Victoria native that grew up watching the Canucks and now he'll be part of the group in his hometown for training camp.

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Jeff Paterson chats one-on-one with Canucks forward and newlywed Conor Garland ahead of training camp. Free agent addition Ian Cole weighs in with his thoughts on playing for Rick Tocchet and possibly partnering with new captain Quinn Hughes. Jeff also takes a look at the Canucks Young Stars roster and singles out a number of players he'll be watching closely in Penticton this weekend. "

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Quinn Hughes is the 15th Captain in Vancouver Canucks history and Canucks twitter was buzzing with positivity around the news. Jpat gave his thoughts on the news and also welcomed Wyatt Arndt from Canucks Army to talk about Quinn and his thoughts about the season outlook for the Canucks.

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The Vancouver Canucks move one game closer to a Western Conference final appearance and take a 3-2 lead over the Edmonton Oilers. A new-look throughout the bottom 9 forwards showed a lot more jump than last game and Arturs Silovs was solid in net again, holding the Oilers to just 2 goals, thanks in large part to J.T. Miller holding Connor McDavid to just 2 shots and the PK going an incredible 5 for 5. The Canucks need to win one of their next 2 to move on.

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It's the Canucks Cross Over Event no one saw coming, but Rink Wide Vancouver's Jeff Paterson is joined by Chris Faber from Canucks Conversation.

Chris knows prospects and that was the bulk of the talk on this episode and what Canuck prospects he's looking at during Young Stars and during training camp.

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Jeff Paterson is starting to feel it. Hockey season is nearly here and with a couple days before Labour Day, Jeff shares his thoughts on the main stories heading into camp. 

Patrick Johnston joins Jeff and gives his thoughts on the biggest organization question as the start of the season is just around the corner.

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As August is set to come to a close, Jeff reacts to Elias Pettersson talking publicly about his next contract. Reading in between the lines of EP40's comments, what does Jeff think will happen?

Jeff talks about Pius Suter and what he expects from the latest Canucks signing along with some chat about the other new faces Canuck fans will see at training camp just a few weeks away.

As the show closes, Jpat goes thru some fun prop lines for Canuck players and others around the league. Thatcher Demko at 27.5 wins, are you hitting the over or under on that?  

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*** SPECIAL INSERT featuring Patrick Johnston covering the news of Pius Suter signing a two-year contract with Vancouver right off the top of the episode. ***

With the Canucks training camp just over a month away from opening, JPat and Wadden decided to give some bold predictions for this upcoming season. The boys give theirs and then turn it over to the listeners who also submitted their predictions on what they think could happen for Vancouver this year.

The lads also go over JT Miller's recent comments about the Vancouver media, while taking a look at some potential players the Canucks could bring into camp on PTO's.

JPat's latest article on the the Hockey News

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The dog days of summer drag on, so JPat and Wadden combed through the Canucks roster picking one player each that they believe will have a breakout season this year.

The boys also go over JPat's five-piece series that's up on the Hockey News looking at five Vancouver players that can set milestones this coming season. 

The show wraps with a look at opening night betting lines around the NHL, while giving a tip of the cap to former Canuck forward Sven Bärtschi who called it career after playing 10 seasons in the NHL 

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As the dog days of summer drag on, JPat and Wadden finally get a chance to sink their teeth into the Canucks schedule, circling some games of significance, while also looking at some of the home games that the two of them are anticipating at Rogers Arena this year.

The boys also look at Sebastian Aho's eight-year/ $78M contract extension that he signed with the Hurricanes, wondering if that contract is a comparable for Elias Pettersson's next deal.

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The dog days of summer are setting in around the NHL, however, news came out of the Canucks camp as the team announced that former assistant general manager Derek Clancey is leaving the organization to take a job with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team also announced the signing of Nils Höglander to a two-year contract extension. JPat and Wadden breakdown the Höglander signing, while also discussing Clancey's surprising departure. 

The boys go over some future player prop betting lines while also debating how many 20 goal scorers the Canucks will have next season.

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The Canucks held their annual Development Camp last week on the campus of UBC. JPat gives his thoughts on what he saw at the camp, including updates on 2022 first round pick Jonathan Lekkerimäki and 2023 11th overall pick Tom Willander. 

Wadden and JPat discuss Vancouver's former head coach Alain Vigneault announcing his retirement, while also taking a look at some future betting odds for the Canucks to win the Pacific Division next year.

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Free agency opened up across the NHL with the Canucks signing five new players. JPat and Wadden breakdown the new additions that are headed to Vancouver, while also unpacking some of the bigger signings that happened around the league.

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June 30th marks the final day of the 2022-23 NHL season. JPat and Wadden go over who the Canucks gave qualifying offers to and who they did not, well also unpacking Noah Juulsen's new two-year contract he inked on Friday. The guys also pour over some 'affordable' free agent targets that Vancouver could be looking at with free agency opening on Saturday. 

Patrick Johnston from The Province/Post-Media joins for his weekly chat. He gives his thoughts on how the Canucks fared at the NHL Draft.

The show wraps with an interesting prop bet that centres around Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Independence Day in the States. 

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The Vancouver Canucks lost a heartbreaker in Game 4 in Edmonton. Jeff Paterson has a special between games podcast as the series shifts back to the West Coast tied at two wins apiece. Hear from Rick Tocchet, JT Miller, Conor Garland and Quinn Hughes. Plus Jeff offers his thoughts on the series so far, highlights some key statistics and contemplates what kind of line-up changes the Canucks may make for Game 5 on Thursday night.

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The Canucks wrapped up the NHL Draft on Thursday with six more prospects added to the system, as Vancouver made all of its selections on day two. JPat and Wadden breakdown the picks, while also unpacking what's ahead for the Canucks with free agency opening on Saturday.

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The Canucks selected Swedish defenceman Tom Willander with the 11th overall pick in the first round of the NHL Draft. JPat and Wadden breakdown the pick for Vancouver, while going over some of the highlights of the opening day of the draft in Nashville. 

Hear from Willander and Patrik Allvin. 

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Canucks GM Patrik Allvin met with the media in Nashville on Tuesday ahead of the NHL Draft which begins on Wednesday. Allvin explained that he intends on using the 11th overall pick. JPat and Wadden discuss the various needs Vancouver has to fill within the organizations prospect pool. The boys unpack the NHL Awards ceremony that took place on Monday, going over where the Canucks players ended up in the voting. They also chat about whether or not free agent defenceman Ian Cole would be a good fit in Vancouver.

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Monday marks the start of the NHL Draft week as festivities are kicking off in Nashville ahead of the draft which takes place on Wednesday. JPat and Wadden kick around what they feel the Canucks will do with the seven picks that they have. They also go over the NHL Awards that will be handed out on Monday night. The boys go over where they think Quinn Hughes ended up in the Norris Trophy voting and where they think Elias Pettersson ended up in the voting for the Hart and the Selke Trophies.

They also chat about the trade between the Avs and Preds that went down over the weekend, while looking at where Vancouver is in the betting odds to win the Western Conference next season.

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The Canucks released their pre-season schedule on Friday with just six games to be played this year facing off against the Seattle Kraken, Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames. JPat and Wadden bat that topic around with Patrick Johnston. They also chat about the NHL's decision to not wear any themed night jerseys in warm-up, while going over Craig Button's mock draft where he has Vancouver selecting Swedish defenceman Tom Willander with the 11th overall pick.

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With the NHL Draft less than a week away JPat and Wadden dig a little deeper into Patrik Allvin's comment from yesterday about the Canucks possibly moving up in the draft. They also go over free agents Vancouver could be targeting, what a healthy Tanner Pearson would mean to the roster and the salary cap, while also giving some news about the Canucks Summer Development camp. 

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With the NHL Draft a week away Patrik Allvin spoke to the media on Wednesday. The Canucks GM spoke on many different topics including why this was the right time to buy out Oliver Ekman-Larsson's contract, where they're at with a contract extension for Elias Pettersson, and whether or not they'll try to move up in the draft.

JPat and Wadden also bat around the announcement of the Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2023, while taking a look at the betting line on tonight's game 7 in the Calder Cup Final.

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The Hockey Hall of Fame will announce its 2023 class on Wednesday with many people thinking this will finally be the year that Alexander Mogilny gets the call to the hall. JPat explains why he thinks Canucks assistant coach, and long-time NHL defenceman, Sergei Gonchar should get in alongside his countryman Mogilny. 

The boys go over Sean Monahan re-signing with the Montreal Canadiens, who inked a very team friendly one-year contract to remain with the Habs. Plus they rank the Canucks options on the left-side of the blueline. 

The show wraps with some betting lines on game 7 of the Calder Cup Final.

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A few days after the Canucks announced the organization bought out the remaining years of the contract of Oliver Ekman-Larsson, JPat and Wadden dig a little deeper into what Vancouver will do with its new found cap space. The boys look at the holes on the left and right side of the blueline, as well as the need to upgrade at the third line centre position. 

The lads also discuss Travis Green reportedly getting hired as an assistant coach by the New Jersey Devils, Arturs Silovs being the runner-up for the IIHF Male Athlete of the Year, while giving "Wild Bill" Karlsson a shoutout for his performance at the Vegas Golden Knights Stanley Cup parade.

The show wraps with Wadden digging into some SHL futures bets.

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An anniversary show as this is the 400th episode that JPat and Wadden have done, and they welcome in Patrick Johnston to help celebrate. The lads go over more options that the Canucks could explore in free agency when looking to fill the third line centre position. PJ gives his thoughts on Ethan Bear's future with the Canucks, while also praising the Vegas Golden Knights approach to never being satisfied with its roster. 

The show wraps with a look at the NHL Draft betting odds.

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The Canucks looked to put a strangle hold on the series in game 4 and managed to hold Connor McDavid to a single point, but the Oilers were desperate and carried a lead through most of the game. Despite some late 3rd period heroics by Brock Boeser banking it in off Dakota Joshua, the blue and orange potted the winner in the final minute to come away with the 3-2 win to even the series.

Jeff Paterson joins us live on location from Edmonton as Irfaan Gaffar hosts from the studio and we get a special visit from goalie Guru and Canucks analyst, Kevin Woodley.

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The Vancouver Canucks confirmed on Thursday that Ethan Bear had successful shoulder surgery and is expected to be out for the next six months. JPat and Wadden debate whether or not the Canucks should even re-sign the 25-year old RFA defenceman, wondering if the money spent on Bear could be used on a better option.

The boys also go over Ben Kuzma's list from his latest article in the Province, where Kuz took a look at potential centres Vancouver could be interested in acquiring in a trade or through free agency. 

The show wraps with your Ask JPat questions and a glance at some NHL prop bets that involve the Canucks. 

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The Vegas Golden Knights are the 2022-23 Stanley Cup champions and while Sin City celebrates, JPat and Wadden wonder if the Vancouver Canucks are even in the same league as the Golden Knights, after watching how dominating VGK was in the cup final, getting contributions from everyone in what has to be considered one of the deepest lineups in NHL history. The boys bat around how far off the Canucks are from Vegas, but also praise how George McPhee and Kelly McCrimmon built that team. 

Scott Rintoul joins the pod to tell us about his 9-part documentary series Unreel: West Coast Express. Scott gives a behind the scenes glance into how the series came together.

The show wraps with a recap of game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final, while also looking at some betting lines heading into this weekends US Open.

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The Hockey News released its final NHL draft rankings and they had Oliver Moore ranked at where the Canucks will pick in the first round at 11th overall. JPat breaks down what he knows about the American centre, who comes out of the U.S. National Development Team and has committed to play at the University of Minnesota next season. 

The boys answer some Ask JPat questions, including whether or not the Carolina Hurricanes could be a trade partner in a deal for JT Miller.

The show wraps with look at the betting lines for tonight's game 5 in the Stanley Cup Final. 

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