Jamie and Drance are joined by Ottawa Senators Head Coach Travis Green. Travis talks being inducted into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame, being proud to be from BC, his season in Ottawa, and positives and negatives from coaching in Vancouver. Plus, Dimitri Filipovic joins the show. Dim talks about the struggling Leafs, Barrett Hayton as a trade target, and what to make of Vegas this season. Later, Canucks PxP voice Brendan Batchelor joins the show. Batch talks positive vibes in the arena, the fans embracing the rebuild, D Petey's career path, and more on the Canucks!

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Jamie and Drance recap the Canucks win vs Anaheim. Then, the guys discuss how the Vancouver market has responded to the rebuild. Later, is this Drew O'Connor's peak value?

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What is the 'vibes' blueprint for the Canucks in 2026? The guys discuss potential roster turnover, coaching changes, and what more the Canucks can do to shift the 'vibes' next season. Then, Vancouver Giants Head Coach Parker Burgess joins the show. Parker talks Giants season, Tynan Lawrence heading to the draft, and his thoughts on Celebrini's play in the NHL. Plus, hear from Adam Foote post-practice. Later, NHL reporter Dan Rosen joins the show. Dan talks the latest on the Panarin trade rumours, the Buffalo Sabres making the playoffs, and more around the NHL.

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Jamie and Drance open the show previewing tonight's game vs Anaheim, will the players play hard going forward? Then, the guys discuss Adam Foote motivating and developing this current Canucks team. Later, what's the latest on Conor Garland's trade value?

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The Canucks drop another tough one at home, falling to the San Jose Sharks as frustrations continue to mount at Rogers Arena. On The Whiteboard, the guys break down Macklin Celebrini’s impact and why he continues to separate himself as a true difference-maker. They also discuss the reality that there’s no Celebrini-type talent available in this year’s draft for Vancouver. Plus, thoughts from Adam Foote following the loss and where the Canucks go from here.

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In this episode, The Crossover with Donnie and Dhali analyze the Canucks’ loss to San Jose sparks a deeper conversation about rebuilds, accountability, and whether Vancouver has the appetite for real change. The panel breaks down Macklin Celebrini’s electric performance, the Sharks’ blueprint for rebuilding, and the tough questions facing Canucks management, including the future of Elias Pettersson and Thatcher Demko. Plus, coaching philosophy, potential internal candidates like Manny Malhotra, and what a better process could look like in Vancouver. Jason Bukala weighs in with draft insights, including Gavin McKenna’s rise and how the Canucks should approach a potential top-three pick.

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In this episode, hear from Adam Foote as he addresses Thatcher Demko’s season-ending surgery, the toll his injuries have taken, and why shutting him down now is the right move for both player and team. The discussion also covers injury updates on Brock Boeser and Zeev Buium, optimism around Jonathan Lekkerimäki’s development, and the reality that rebuilds come with growing pains. Jannik Hansen weighs in on Demko’s situation, the Rust hit, and what he wants to see from young players moving forward. Kevin Woodley rounds things out with deeper context on Demko’s hip surgery, expectations for next season, and how the Canucks should manage their goaltending for the rest of the year.

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In this edition of The Whiteboard, the Canucks announce that Thatcher Demko will undergo hip surgery unrelated to last year’s injury, sidelining him for the rest of the season but with expectations he’ll be ready for training camp. Jamie digs into Demko’s troubling injury history, six different injuries over 20 months, and what it means for a team trying to navigate a rebuild without a reliable starting goalie. With Boeser and Buium also injured and Evander Kane’s name circulating in trade talk, uncertainty continues to surround the roster. The discussion closes with Vancouver tracking toward the league’s best lottery odds and the real possibility of one of the lowest point totals in franchise history.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan Chark

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