38:53

Ep. 03 Dec 18, 2023

Canuck Luck (Featuring J.D. Burke): Analyzing Another Strong Run, The Blueline Construction and The World Juniors

J.D. Burke from Elite Prospects dives into the Vancouver Canucks’ remarkable season. We delve deep into the statistical backbone of their success, scrutinizing PDO, and their five-on-five play. Discover how Thatcher Demko’s stellar performances and Casey DeSmith’s dependable backup role have catalyzed the team’s upswing. Also we discuss potential trade strategies and cap management dilemmas, including the debate over Nikita Zadorov’s contract. Brock Boeser’s sensational scoring streak and his evolution as a player take center stage as we reassess his impact and value. Additionally, J.D. offers a critical perspective on Team Canada’s prospects in the World Juniors, examining their offensive capabilities and strategic decisions.

20:26

Ep. 02 Dec 11, 2023

Canucks' Ups and Downs: Analyzing Key Performances, Trade Rumors, and Playoff Prospects

In the latest episode of the Vancouver Hockey Show, we dive deep into the Vancouver Canucks’ past week, featuring a resilient 2-1-0 record against formidable playoff contenders. We kick off with a look back at Tuesday’s game against the New Jersey Devils, spotlighting the memorable Hughes brothers’ showdown, followed a breakdown of the Canucks’ 2-0 shutout victory over the Minnesota Wild on Thursday, with a special focus on Casey DeSmith’s remarkable goaltending. The episode heats up as we relive the dramatic 4-3 win against the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday, emphasizing Vancouver’s sound game that earned them the two points. We also delve into player-specific insights, scrutinizing Andrei Kuzmenko’s challenges and exploring the rise of Sam Lafferty and Nils Höglander, alongside the impressive performance by Elias Pettersson against the ’Canes.

24:00

Ep. 01 Dec 4, 2023

Canucks Unleashed: Analyzing J.T. Miller's Role & Tocchet's Tactics

In the first episode of The Vancouver Hockey Show, Host Andrew Wadden and Producer Aaron, kick off the podcast by discussing the impressive performance of the Vancouver Canucks in the current season. They credit the team’s success to the changes made by management, including general manager Jim Rutherford and assistant general manager Patrik Allvin. Notably, they highlight the outstanding contribution of J.T. Miller and his potential to have his number retired by the Canucks. Andrew also recognizes the significant trades made by Jim Rutherford, making the team different from previous seasons. Andrew Wadden then reflects on the Canucks’ recent acquisitions of Sam Lafferty and Filip Hronek. He expresses interest in finding a suitable player to pair with Quinn Hughes on defense. Speculation arises regarding the cost of re-signing Hronek. Moreover, the coaching staff, particularly head coach Rick Tocchet, is commended for bringing a more structured approach to the team. Later, the potential future of Elias Pettersson with the Canucks in his contract year. Despite this uncertainty, the team’s aim for a playoff spot is emphasized, along with some impressive wins. Looking ahead to the trade deadline in March, questions arise about which players might be moved. Tyler Myers is highlighted as essential to the team’s blue line, while Vasily Podkolzin’s future remains uncertain. Andrew also expresses concerns about Nils Höglander’s limited playing time and its impact on his role. Overall, the debut episode of the Vancouver Hockey Show sets the stage for future discussions on the Canucks’ season, aiming to engage listeners with their opinions and hot takes on all things hockey.

0:15

Dec 1, 2023

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