The recent promotion of Yogi Švejkovský to Assistant Coach has certainly brought a lot of optimism and excitement to the Vancouver Canucks' coaching staff. However, this move also raises a pertinent question: Should the Canucks consider adding another coach to fill the void left by Švejkovský's transition from Skills Coach to Assistant Coach?
The Vancouver Canucks Promote Yogi Švejkovský to Assistant Coach and Strengthen Coaching Staff: In a move that has energized the Vancouver Canucks community, General Manager Patrik Allvin has announced significant changes to the team's coaching staff. Yogi Švejkovský, previously serving as a Skills Coach, has been promoted to Assistant Coach of the Vancouver Canucks. Additionally, … Continue Reading ››
The Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers playoff series may have ended over two weeks ago, but the heated exchanges have spilled over from the ice to social media. This time, it's not the players making headlines but the fans and a former player turned media personality. Luke … Continue Reading ››
Frank Seravalli's Comments Spark Debate Among Canucks Fans - In the world of sports media, few names are as recognized as Frank Seravalli. Known for his insightful commentary and bold predictions, Seravalli has garnered a substantial following among hockey fans. Recently, however, his remarks on an Edmonton radio station have stirred controversy, particularly among Vancouver Canucks … Continue Reading ››
Tyler Myers Likely to Re-Sign with Canucks at a Discount - A Smart Move for Both Sides: The Vancouver Canucks are poised to make a significant move in the coming weeks, as reports suggest that veteran defenseman Tyler Myers is likely to re-sign with the team at a substantially reduced salary. The 34-year-old blueliner, who … Continue Reading ››
The Vancouver Canucks have recently made some significant changes in their coaching staff, with notable departures and new appointments that are set to shape the future of both the NHL and AHL teams. Mike Yeo, who joined the Canucks in 2022, has announced his departure from the organization. Meanwhile, the Abbotsford Canucks will see Jeremy … Continue Reading ››
Sat Shah and Jamie Dodd breakdown the Canucks 4-3 OT loss to the Arizona Coyotes. Hear from Head Coach Rick Tocchet (36:24), Elias Lindholm, (1:09:52) post game. Plus Brett Festerling and Iain McIntyre (1:12:08) provide their analysis.
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Sat and Israel Fehr get into Overrated/Underrated as they debate whether J.T. Miller or Ryan Kesler was a better player, if defenceman should be considered more for the Hart Trophy, and much more in overrated or underrated.
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Sat and Israel are joined by Landon Ferraro as they discuss the atmosphere surrounding playoff hockey and how a player can prepare for those emotions. They discuss who the favourites are this year in a season where it seems that multiple teams could easily make a deep run in the post-season. Later on the guys are joined by Joey Kenward to speak about his journey as he battles leukemia and shares just how important the night is tonight as it's the telethon event to help raise money for the Canucks For Kids Fund. The guys speak on this season for the Canucks so far and as Kenward puts it, "destiny is in their hands."
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Sat and Israel Fehr get into The Open as they discuss how the Canucks near closing out their campaign at home as they host Arizona tonight, whether Pettersson will be able to bring his top game in the playoffs, and more.
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.