Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty get into the latest Canucks news, today it's how the team can weaponize the cap space created by trading Dakota Joshua. Does the team look to fill the space with someone like Jack Roslovic, or will we see even more space freed up to go after a bigger fish like McTavish, Rossi, or Robertson? After, Rick Dhaliwal joins to give his opinions on the Canucks summer, including some news surrounding Joshua and Garland. Then, producers Kosta Pappas and Zach Clarke join the hosts in drafting the worst sports movies ever, and then drafting the best sports movies ever as well. Lastly, Harman Dayal joins to shed light on the direction the team is headed, what the ceiling could be, and what moves will be considered.

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Whitecaps forward Emmanuel Sabbi joins the show after a strong 3–0 win to talk about team defense, finding the right balance in attack, and why MLS deserves more global respect. Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic also joins to discuss a big day for Canadian soccer, including Olivia Smith’s record transfer to Arsenal and Vancouver FC’s run to the CPL Final.

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Israel Fehr and Brendan Batchelor react to the Dakota Joshua trade and what it means for the Canucks’ offseason plans. Could more cap moves lead to a bigger swing for a young talent like Marco Rossi or Mason McTavish? Landon Ferraro talks schedule release, internal opportunities, and Vancouver’s outlook. Shayna Goldman joins to weigh in on the value of the trade, roster depth, and what comes next for the Canucks.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty delve into the breaking news of Dakota Joshua being traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs in return for a 4th round pick. They look at what this move means for the roster, and how this cap space can be allocated. The team likely isn't done making moves, but what is next for the Canucks?

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty dive into some "What-If's" regarding the Canucks next season, including a foreshadowing discussion regarding trading Dakota Joshua. After, Curtis Crabtree joins to discuss all sports Seattle. Will PWHL Seattle be a contender right out of the gate, can the Seahawks surprise the naysayers, and do Cal Raleigh and the Mariners continue their hot streaks? Then they join producer Zach Clarke in giving some NFL predictions, before a trade breaks on-air.

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Jamie and Israel weigh in on what's overrated and what's underrated, from the Home Run Derby to NHL expansion—and yes, even lettuce on burgers.

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Jamie Dodd and Israel Fehr react to the NHL schedule release, highlighting the Canucks’ season-defining homestands and key return dates for J.T. Miller and Rick Tocchet. Brody Miller joins to preview The Open and discuss who’s next to chase a career grand slam. The guys weigh in on MLB’s entertaining All-Star finish, how other leagues could learn from it, and break down the NHL’s most puzzling offseasons and what they mean for the Canucks.

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With the NHL schedule out Josh and Dom evaluate the Canucks season to start. Emory Hunt joins to talk Seahawks backfield battles, underwhelming tight ends, and why the NFC North might be the NFL’s most wide-open division, while the BC Lions settle into their middle-of-the-pack identity. We play "Cap or No Cap" with bold predictions from MLB swing-offs to Canucks playoff hopes, and draft our ultimate dodgeball squad.

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