In this episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shylo go full armchair GM, taking a tour around the NHL to see where Vancouver might realistically find help. With the Canucks stuck in “the summer of nothing,” cap space tight, and key roster holes still unaddressed, the guys dive into other teams’ cap situations, roster depth, and possible trade chips. From Anaheim’s Mason McTavish, to Buffalo’s Josh Norris and Zach Benson, to a buy-low on Carolina’s Kotkaniemi, they weigh which names might actually move and which are pipe dreams. Along the way, they debate Dylan Holloway in St. Louis, Kirby Dach in Montreal, and even toss around big-picture scenarios for Elias Pettersson. It’s a long, honest look at what options are really out there for the Canucks—and which teams are just too locked up to deal.

Rob welcomes Shylo back from Italy for a fresh episode of Canucks Only. While he was gone a whole month, the Canucks also had a “Summer of Nothing.”

Despite some minor moves, the Canucks have failed to address their glaring needs. Rob and Shylo dissect the roster from top to bottom: a strong blue line, solid goaltending (if Demko stays healthy), and forward depth that leaves big questions up front. They wonder aloud if management is waiting for next season’s free-agent market, rolling the dice on prospects, or just stuck in neutral. With Quinn Hughes’ window ticking and training camp around the corner, the hosts ask the uncomfortable question: is the team already burning another prime year?

At the end of the Canucks chat, Shylo shares his trip highlights after a month abroad in Italy. Enjoy.

In this special Canucks Only episode, Rob is joined by his brother Derek to take a fan’s-eye view of the Vancouver Canucks’ season.

From the drama with Miller and Pettersson, the frustrating missed opportunities, the Young brothers relive the highs, lows, and “what if” moments that defined the year.

They talk roster strengths, depth concerns, and the ripple effects of trading Miller, Joshua and Silovs. Boeser re-signing, Kane, and all the summer moves, or lack thereof so far.

With the season behind them, the focus shifts to the future—possible trades, free agent targets, and the kind of moves needed to keep Quinn Hughes and the fanbase believing. It’s a raw, honest season recap from two lifelong Canucks fans who’ve seen some highs, and a lot of lows over the decades.

In this episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shylo react to the surprising trade of Dakota Joshua to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Why would the Canucks let go of a solid, versatile forward for just a fourth-round pick? The duo explore potential reasons—clearing cap space for a mystery signing, a hidden trade in the works, or perhaps a longshot return to the NHL for a player like Evgeny Kuznetsov. They also reflect on similar past missteps (hello, Toffoli), and debate what this means for roster depth, future trades, and the overarching mission to keep Quinn Hughes in Vancouver. If you love trade speculation and passionate fan analysis, this one’s for you.

In this episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shylo break down the Vancouver Canucks' goaltending situation following the trade of Arturs Šilovs to Pittsburgh. Is the Demko–Lankinen tandem strong enough to carry the team through a playoff push? The duo discuss injury risks, contract value, goaltending stats, and whether letting go of Šilovs was the right move. They also debate Ian Clark’s departure, load management strategies for Demko, and how the entire goalie setup plays into one big-picture goal: keeping Quinn Hughes in Vancouver. This one’s for the goalie nerds and die-hard fans who know the Cup run starts from the crease.

Draft Picks & Real Talk: Canucks’ Future or False Hope?

In this Canada Day episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shylo dive deep into the 2025 NHL Draft and what it really means for the Vancouver Canucks. With first-round pick Kouts creating some buzz, the hosts debate his long-term potential and the realistic timeline for seeing draft picks make an impact. They reflect on years of busts, mismanaged picks, and hard-learned lessons as Canucks fans. Is this draft class another lottery ticket—or a strategic build for the future? Also: talk of the farm system, roster cap crunch, and whether it’s time to start expecting more from Abbotsford call-ups. A must-listen for diehard fans who love the game but crave honesty over hype.

On June 26th, Evander Kane officially became a Vancouver Canuck—and the fanbase has thoughts. In this episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shylo dive deep into the high-risk, high-reward signing of Kane. They break down his injury history, scoring potential, off-ice drama, and the impact he could have skating alongside Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser. Is Kane the JT Miller replacement Vancouver needed? Can he stay healthy and disciplined long enough to become a fan favorite? The guys also explore the salary cap crunch, how Kane could affect the power play, and where he fits in the lineup. Spoiler: it’s complicated, but potentially explosive.

In this episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shylo break down the Vancouver Canucks' latest coaching transition—from Rick Tocchet to newly appointed head coach Adam Foote. They reflect on Tocchet’s tenure: how he stabilized JT Miller, won the Jack Adams Award, and brought a refreshing media presence, yet ultimately couldn’t control late-season locker room tensions. Then they dive into Adam Foote’s appointment, why it’s the right move to keep captain Quinn Hughes happy, and why succession planning (including Manny Malhotra’s future) is key to long-term success. Plus: a fun tangent imagining Peter Forsberg joining the coaching staff, and what training camp under Foote might look like. This one’s for the true Canucks strategists.