Jamie and Randip are joined by Donnie and Dhali (3:46) as they dive into the Canucks’ identity crisis, Tocchet’s candid comments, and why Vancouver still isn’t a top destination for players or coaches.Plus Jason Bukala (47:56) joins to break down the Panthers’ elite play, their structured, layered approach, and how they’re surging toward the Stanley Cup Final while the Oilers make key adjustments of their own. Later they talk trade buzz around Bowen Byram, JJ Peterka, and Ryan O’Reilly—and what teams like Nashville and Vancouver need to do next.

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Jamie and Randip break down Rick Tocchet opening up about Elias Pettersson on Donnie and Dhali, expressing full belief in a bounce-back season while stressing the need for him to regain the confidence of his teammates. We dive into the Leafs’ latest playoff disaster with thoughts on media pressure, accountability, and the strange NHL culture that seems to fear relevance. Guests Shayna Goldman (27:16) (The Athletic) and Landon Ferraro (50:00) (former NHLer) join to break down the Final Four, what the Canucks can learn from consistent contenders, and the critical role of assistant coaches in building a winning culture.

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Jamie and Josh break down the potential coaching dynamics around Adam Foote, while discussing the pressure on Elias Pettersson to bounce back under Foote's leadership. they also get into the Canucks’ urgent need to improve their forward group this offseason, with key players like Hoglander and Pettersson needing major turnarounds and management facing a make-or-break summer. Jannik Hansen joins (49:27) questions the effectiveness of internal promotions, the panel debates Debrusk’s fit in the top six, and we close with a spotlight on Mikko Rantanen’s playoff dominance and the Leafs’ crumbling postseason hopes.

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Thomas Drance joins Jamie Dodd and Josh Elliott-Wolfe for reaction and analysis to newest Canucks head coach Adam Foote being introduced to the media at Rogers Arena.

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On this episode of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina are joined by NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman to react to the Canucks' decision to name Adam Foote head coach—an expected move, but one that came sooner than anticipated. They dig into what Foote’s promotion means for the team, including his shift from assistant to head coach and how it may impact player development, especially for prospects like Tom Willander. With Willander now signed, the Canucks’ surplus on defense opens the door for trades, possibly involving Hronek or the 15th overall pick to upgrade their top-six forward group. The offseason checklist is far from over as Vancouver looks to make bold moves in free agency and the draft. They also touch on Rick Tocchet’s new role in Philadelphia, Ken Holland’s hiring in L.A., and why Elias Pettersson’s performance next season remains the key to the team’s future.

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Jamie and Thomas break down the Oilers’ dominant performance over the Golden Knights, highlighting Edmonton’s emergence as one of the league’s most formidable teams. We also look ahead to their potential Stanley Cup Final matchup, noting how their regular-season resume stacks up against Eastern contenders. Plus, we dive into the Canucks’ accelerated coaching search, exploring why the organization is moving quickly to secure their bench boss and staff ahead of a crucial offseason.

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Jamie and Thomas dive into the Canucks' head coaching search with Donnie and Dhali, examining Adam Foote's candidacy and the potential risks of hiring a rookie coach like Manny Malhotra. We also break down Sam Bennett as a UFA target and how the rising salary cap could reshape free agency strategies. Later, Jason Bukala joins to discuss Vancouver’s need for strong leadership behind the bench and why Bennett’s grit might make him a perfect fit for the Canucks’ roster.

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Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down Kevin Woodley’s take on why save percentages are dropping and how Arturs Silovs is turning heads in the Calder Cup Playoffs. They discuss the Canucks' coaching shortlist, with Malhotra and Sturm leading the way, and fewer big names left on the market. The guys also look at recent NHL coaching hires and debate if Adam Foote could be a wildcard. Plus, potential offseason moves like trading Garland or Blueger to free up cap space and targeting low-key July 1st signings.

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