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It's another Mailbag Friday, on a Thursday. Dan, Sat and producer Elan Chark dive into your burning questions about the Canucks and beyond! We discuss whether Brock Boeser or Conor Garland is more likely to get an extension, which Abbotsford Canuck has the best shot at cracking the roster, and what role Pius Suter is expected to play. We also break down the chances of Jonathan Lekkerimäki making the team, how realistic it is to move Tucker Poolman’s contract, and potential targets for depth at left defense. Plus, we dive into NFL season predictions—Ravens vs. Chiefs, Seahawks’ record, and which teams might over- or underachieve. Then, Giulio Caravetta joins us to analyze Nathan Rourke’s progress with the BC Lions, the defense’s key players, and what BC needs to do to topple the 10-1 Montreal team.

 

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Dan Riccio and Sat Shah host! In this episode, we break down the latest updates on the Canucks' goaltending situation, with Arturs Silovs back on the ice and Thatcher Demko slowly on the mend. We also discuss the team's minimal roster turnover, potential PTO candidates, and whether the current center depth is enough to carry them forward. Irfaan Gaffar joins us to dive into Brock Boeser's future, Dawson Mercer as a potential target, and what to expect from Elias Pettersson as he looks to bounce back. Plus, Vanni Sartini shares insights on the Whitecaps' newest addition, Stuart Armstrong, and their playoff ambitions.

 

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The BC Lions head to the provincial capital of Victoria for the first ever touchdown Pacific Saturday vs. Ottawa. BC Lions Senior VP of Business George Chayka joins Sat and Israel. Plus the guys take a look around the NFL as the season draws near. 

 

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Dan Riccio and Randip Janda reunite on The People's Show. They react to the Copa America final. Both the mess that happened off the field and the tournament that happened on it. They weigh in on Canada's performances and the direction of the men's team heading into the World Cup in 2026. BC Lions head coach and general manager Rick Campbell joins the show to discuss the Lions' big home win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Sid Seixeiro of City TV also joins the show to review the Copa America and Euro 2024 tournaments. They delve into a deep discussion about Canada Soccer.

 

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty host. The guys discuss the MLB Home Run Derby and where it ranks in All-Star games. Is it better to be a liked team or most-hated? Who are the most widely liked and disliked teams in the NHL? Would Connor McDavid be hated if he switched teams? Paul Dolan is a former Canadian national team goalkeeper, currently the colour commentator for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Apple TV. Paul talks Canada's miraculous run in the Copa America tournament, being a player in Concacaf, developing the Canadian player pool, Copa America issues, and Vancouver Whitecaps upcoming games and potential moves. 

 

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty host. Josh and Dom dive into the Copa America Final, and what went horribly wrong at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Who's to blame for the spectator issues at the Final? With ticket issues, bad field conditions, and wild fans, the Copa America Final was an infrastructure nightmare. How will this affect the 2026 World Cup in North America? Zach Laing, covers the Toronto Blue Jays for The Nation Network joins the show. What's going on with the Jays as we enter the All-Star break? What can fans expect in the second half of the season? Zach talks Bichette, trade deadline pressures, and keeping Vladdy Jr. 

 

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Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr are joined by soccer analyst Peter Schaad to set up the Euro final between England and Spain. They also touch on how far the Canadian soccer program has progressed ahead of their 3rd place match on Saturday in Copa America. Ryan Clark of ESPN joins the show to share his thoughts about the Vancouver Canucks offseason moves. They also putt around the NHL and out the most puzzling offseason transactions. Finally, the return of Confession Friday sees some very interesting confessions from you the listener.

 

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Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr talk about the Canucks announcement that they will hold their 2024 NHL training camp in Penticton. They preview who will attend and how the lines might shake out during camp. Ben Nicholson Smith joins the show to discuss the Toronto Blue Jays and their fall from grace. Dan and Izzy circle back on the Canucks to discuss Danton Heinen's fit with the club.

 

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In hour 2 Brendan and Randip are joined by Vancouver Whitecaps manager Vanni Sartini to talk about the team’s recent win against Pacific FC and shares his thoughts on the Canadian national team’s run at Copa America and previews the Euro finals. Defensive coordinator of the BC Lions Ryan Phillips joins to give a preview of their upcoming game against the Roughriders and what they need to do to get the win. 

 

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Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda discuss the Canucks announcing this year’s training camp taking place in Penticton and get into how the team will fit the new additions in the lineup and what battles they expect to see. They also discuss jersey faux-pas’ and get into Euro finals. 

 

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Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr take your mailbag questions. They touch on a number of Canucks topics. They also talk about Canada Basketball. The Mailbag wraps with a few fun questions as well

 

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Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr are joined by Dom Luszczyszyn from The Athletic. He discusses the Blackhawks' need to rebuild from their bottom-five standing and praises Utah's improved defense setup, considering them a potential playoff team with better development down the middle. He views Nashville as a formidable team in the West, mentioning awkward fits and potential for maximizing Stamkos, who might shift to wing. Luszczyszyn also highlights the Canucks' "sneaky good" offseason, noting DeBrusk's potential impact, and evaluates the LA Kings' reliance on young players like Byfield and Clark to step up as their prospect pool hasn't fully panned out. Mark Rogers joins the show and emphasizes the importance of integrating young BC players into the Vancouver FC environment, noting that while bigger opportunities may arise, Pacific FC offers valuable chances for development. He highlights the ability for players to play, attend University, and return, all while not being against the cap. Rogers also previews the upcoming game this weekend, pointing out the initiatives in place and the opportunity to watch the next local star.

 

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Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr are joined by Humbolt  Broncos crash survivor and now Canadian Paralympic rower Jacob Wasserman before he takes off for Paris later this summer. They talk about his journey to this point and look forward to his performance at the Olympics. Kevin Woodley discusses Canada's goaltending disadvantage compared to other nations, questioning if Skinner is a viable option and emphasizing the importance of aligning the goalie with the team's defense. He highlights how other countries surpass Canada in goalie development, partly due to CHL's impact on young goalies. Woodley also addresses the Nashville Predators' goalie situation and questions the Canucks' reliance on Silovs and Demko's ability to stay healthy for a full season.

 

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Sat and Israel spend the hour remembering Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew who passed away tragically yesterday in New Jersey. David Jones played with Gaudreau in Calgary from 2014-2016. He joins the guys with his memories of "Johnny Hockey". 

 

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Dan Riccio, Israel Fehr, and Dom Sramaty debate various sports and travel topics in this edition of overrated/underrated.

 

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In this episode, Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr praises the Canucks' offseason moves and discusses concerns about their defense and offensive depth. They also dive into Canada's loss at the hands of Argentina with Ben Steiner, including Rodrigo DePaul's schinanigans, Jonathan David's performance, and Davies' leadership role. Dan Shulman shares optimism about Canada Basketball's group in the upcoming Olympics tournament.

 

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In Hour 2 Brendan and Randip are joined by Sportsnet’s Faizal Khamisa to discuss the Canadian men’s national team’s success sparking the interest of casual fans, Jesse Marsch’s coaching and the system he’s built. They also continue to discuss the NHL 4 Nations Face-off and the potential roster construction for team Canada.   The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda get into Canada’s loss to Argentina at Copa America, while Brendan live reacts to England vs. Netherlands at the Euro semi-finals. They are also joined by ESPN’s Arda Ocal discussing the NHL 4 Nations Face-off and the winners/losers of free agency including his overall rating of the Canucks moves and the Pacific Division.

 

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In this half of The People's Show, Israel Fehr and Dan Riccio are joined by US soccer legend Clint Dempsey to set up tonight's Canada-Argentina Copa America semifinal match. Sportsnet's Luke Fox also joins them to discuss the Florida Panthers signing Boqvist and debate the impact of tax advantages on contracts. They evaluate the playoff prospects of teams in the Pacific and Central divisions, highlighting Utah's improvements and Winnipeg's lack of progress. Luke Fox joins to talk top Canadian sports moments, Sidney Crosby's potential extension, and Chris Tanev's impact on the Leafs. They also analyze Utah's promising future and the Canucks' smart moves, emphasizing Pettersson's need to prove himself.

 

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In this episode of The People's Show, Israel Fehr and Dan Riccio preview the Canada vs. Argentina match, exploring if Canada can achieve a historic win with Davies at the forefront. They reflect on top Canadian sports moments. Giulio Caravetta joins to analyze the upcoming Lions game against the Roughriders and its defensive challenges. They also discuss Vernon Adams Jr.'s impressive performance and connection with his wide receivers. 

 

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Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda dive into the Copa America semi-finals and are joined by Footy Prime’s James Sharman to talk about Canada rising as a legitimate team on the international scale. They also preview the Canada-Argentina match and discuss the Euro’s. 

 

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In hour 2 Brendan and Randip discuss the Canucks off-season moves and are joined by the Canadian Press’ Gemma Karstens-Smith to analyze the current roster and what the Canucks still need in order to replicate or improve for the upcoming season. They also discuss the potential and expectations surrounding the Canucks prospects, most notably Vasily Podkolzin and share their final thoughts on the upcoming England-Netherlands semi-final match. 

 

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Join hosts Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr as they welcome John Matisz to discuss Sidney Crosby's impending contract extension with the Pittsburgh Penguins and the team's future. They also break down the offseason headlines, Western Conference contenders, and Jake DeBrusk's potential impact in Vancouver. Later, Jen Mueller joins to analyze the Blue Jays' recent performance against the Mariners, Seattle's pitching strengths, and trade deadline strategies as both teams look to make a playoff push. We conclude the podcast with "Guys Naming Dudes".

 

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Join hosts Dan Riccio and Israel Fehr as they preview the Canada vs. Argentina semi-final in the Copa America, potentially the biggest upset in Canadian sports history. They discuss ideal NHL moves for competing teams, the Canucks' successful offseason, and which contracts carry the most risk. Paul Dolan joins to analyze Canada's confident approach against Argentina and the keys to their possible victory. The episode also covers the Blue Jays' series win over Seattle, the team's disappointing season, and the fading hype around the Jays and Mariners rivalry.

 

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Russell Wilson will get the start for the Steelers in week one. James Wexell joins Sat and Isreal to discuss how the Wilson era has started in Pittsburgh. Plus how much heat is on Mike Tomlin for a franchise with a tradition of winning, but has had a lengthy drought between playoff wins. Plus Derek O'Brien from The Hockey News checks in from the Olympic qualifying tournament after news came out regarding an injury for Arturs Silovs. 

 

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In Hour 2 Brendan and Randip are joined by Sportsnet’s John Molinaro to discuss Canada's historic run in the Copa America, emphasizing its significance as possibly the biggest game in Canadian soccer history against Argentina. They also analyze the Euro 2024 semi-finals featuring England, France, Spain, and the Netherlands, highlighting Spain's form and France's potential, along with insights into England and Netherlands' performances. They explore the Vancouver Canucks' offseason moves and their strategic alignment under Tocchet, focusing on roster adjustments and player impacts heading into the new NHL season and hand out roses to the MVP’s of the week in sports. Top of Form

 

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Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda dive into the dynamic changes within the Vancouver Canucks' roster, reflecting on their offseason moves and the acquisition of Jake DeBrusk. They also discuss Canada's surprising success in the Copa America, previewing their upcoming match against Argentina, and analyze the evolving identity of the San Jose Sharks, buoyed by promising prospects like Macklin Celebrini and recent veteran signings with Bay Area News Group’s Curtis Pashelka.

 

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Bik Nizzar and Dominic Sramaty talk about a crazy matchday in the Euros. Paul Tenorio joins Bik Nizzar to set up Canada's Copa America quarterfinal match against Venezuela, and to break down what has the US Men's National team in such a poor state. Guys Naming Dudes explodes with great submissions as we ask for your favourite fictional athlete. 

 

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Bik, Dom, and Elan ponder over how the Americans celebrate July 4th more than Canadians lean into Canada Day. They also talk about rec sports faux pas following a viral brawl at Riverway golf course in Burnaby. Whitecaps FC head coach Vanni Sartini joins the show to talk about the team's recent success. We also pick his brain on the Euros.  

 

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Bik Nizzar breaks from the norm and plays with a few unconventional Canucks lineups as we try to predict what will work for the team come 2024-2025. He also power ranks the Western Conference following a busy start to free agency. Alison Lukan joins the show to talk about Jessica Campbell being hired by the Seattle Kraken. 

 

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Bik and Dom run through the Canucks' schedule and highlight key games and stretches that will interest Canucks fans. Jannik Hansen joins the show for the final time this season. He weighs in on what the Canucks accomplished with this year's free-agency signings. 

 

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Bik Nizzar and Randip Janda are joined by newly minted Canuck Danton Heinen. They are also joined by Surrey native and New Jersey Devil, Brenden Dillon.

 

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Bik Nizzar and Randip Janda are joined by Kiefer Sherwood fresh off his new contract with the Vancouver Canucks. Also, hear from Patrik Allvin as he speaks about the various signings he made today. 

 

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Bik Nizzar is joined by Randip Janda for NHL free agency coverage. One of the Canucks' latest signings Derek Forbort joins the show fresh off his new deal with the Canucks. The guys react and delve into all the activity around the Canucks and the league.

 

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Bik opens the show with "The Tea", the hottest news for the Vancouver Canucks. Bik and Elan discuss Zadorov hitting the market, where it leaves the D-core, what a successful long weekend looks like for the Canucks, and Steven Stamkos entering free agency. Sat Shah joins the show. The guys discuss Zadorov leaving, the latest on Jake Guentzel, filling out the roster and getting ready for the draft. Bik and the boys continue to discuss Canucks options this long weekend. "Guys naming dude's" draft edition.

 

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Sat and Israel discuss the concerns out of the Olympic qualifying tournament that injury kept Arturs Silovs off the Latvian roster. Plus Arthur Staple from The Athletic joins the show to discuss what's left on the market late in the summer in the NHL in free agency. 

 

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Bik Opens the show with "The Tea", the hottest Canucks news topics. Elan and Bik discuss Mikheyev trade and how it allowed for Dakota Joshua to re-sign. What's the Canucks priority with 18 Million in cap space? Iain MacIntyre joins the show. Imac talks all of the recent Canucks news and where the team stands. Discussions include Dakota Joshua developing last season, and how he represents the Canucks ideals. Breaking news hits in the second segment, Tyler Myers re-signs with the Canucks. Bik analyzes the contract, and how it impacts the pending UFA's including Zadorov. Will Hughes win the Norris tonight?

 

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Jordan Hall, covers the Flyers for NBC Sports joins the show. Jordan and Bik discuss Matvei Michkov coming to the team. How will the relationship with Torts be? Flyers need to gain back fan interest and potential targets for the Flyers this off-season. Bik continues to react to the Blueger signing.

 

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Bik opens the show to breaking news of Teddy Blueger re-signing on a value contract. Bik analyzes the signing and what it means for the Canucks. What's the next order of business for the Canucks? Bik and the boys discuss the NY Knicks trade with Brooklyn, asking if a trade like that is possible in the NHL.

 

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe fills in for Bik Nizzar. Josh, Dominic, and Ben run through the Tea, which centred around Jake Guentzel's contract demands being too rich for the Vancouver Canucks to afford. How much can you spend on a top-six winger for Pettersson? Is it better for the Canucks if Rutherford and Allvin don't follow the trend of teams spending crazy money this off-season? 

 

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Bik and Ben run through The Tea starting with the massive Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals tonight as they discuss where the pressure lies and what the expectations are heading into the decisive game. The guys as well continue to break down potential offseason targets for the canucks and stress the importance of big game hunting to try and acquire a top player this summer.  

 

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Bik Nizzar previews tonight's Game 7 matchup between Edmonton and Florida. Bik breaks down how a possible Edmonton win could very much change the mindset of the Canucks front office and team to be more aggressive and make some moves to win now due to the fact the Cup could very well return north of the border but to the province beside you. 

 

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Bik gets the show started by breaking down Jim Rutherford's comments on the futures of Brock Boeser and Jonathan Lekkerimaki. James Nichols then joins the show to discuss the off season outlook for the New Jersey Devils and Logan Gordon does the same for the Calgary Flames.  

 

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Fox 13 Seattle's Curtis Crabtree joins Bik Nizzar to preview the Seattle Kraken's impending off-season.

 

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Bik and Dominic run through The Tea the hottest of which is a one-on-one interview between Iain MacIntyre and Canucks President Jim Rutherford. Jim unveils how he and his group are driving a hard bargain with the remaining Canucks free agents. Then, Paul Dolan joins the show to preview the Canada-Argentia Copa America match. 

 

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Bik Nizzar and Dom Sramaty run through a busy NHL news day in The Tea. Everything from Mark Friedman's extension, Barclay Goodrow's waiver claim, and the Jacob Markstrom and PLD trades. Afterwards, Ren Lavoie joined the show to preview the Montreal Canadiens off-season. Ian Mendes joined the show to preview the Ottawa Senators off-season. Finally, Bik and Dom run through a Euro 2024 update.

 

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Sat and Israel take your submissions in this week's edition of Overrated/Underated. Plus InGoal Magazine's Kevin Woodley joins the show to discuss the latest in Thatcher Demko's injury. Plus what does the Canucks changes with Ian Clark's role in the goaltending department mean for the franchise. 

 

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Bik reacts to the news of the Canucks signing Filip Hronek to an eight-year, $58 million extension: 8 years x $7.25 million. Elliotte Friedman joins the show. Bik and Friedge discuss the extension and his thoughts on the number, how it went down, and how it impacts the Canucks free agents. Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre joins the show. IMac reacts to the Hronek signing. Bik continues to react to the Hronek signing and gives his thoughts. Hear from Canucks fans as Bik takes callers in the second segment.

 

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Bik Nizzar is joined by Jonathan Davis to preview the Anaheim Ducks off-season. Afterwards, Aaron Portzline joins the show to preview the Columbus Blue Jackets off-season.

 

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Bik Nizzar and Dom Sramaty run through The Tea. They highlight Rick Tocchet's open admission that he expects up to 7 free agents to leave the club this offseason. Bik reacts and ponders over how different this club will look in September and the kinds of players this management group will target this off-season. Dominic gives an in-depth review of the BC Lions home opener.

 

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