Kevin Woodley joins the show to break down the goaltending matchup in the Western Conference Final. He explains why limiting rush chances is crucial for the Oilers, evaluates Stuart Skinner’s flaws, and weighs in on whether Jake Oettinger is overrated or underrated. Then, Brandon Astle checks in from the AHL playoffs to talk about Abbotsford’s strong postseason run, Artūrs Šilovs’ standout play, and what the Canucks’ approach to scouting might mean for their first-round pick. Later, Dan and Sat discuss potential trade targets for the Canucks this offseason — including ideal fits and what the price might be.

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Dan and Sat are joined by NHL Insider Frank Seravalli to kick off the show. They discuss the Canucks’ pursuit of a top-six center, why Vancouver is preparing for an aggressive offseason, and the likelihood of big names moving across the league. Plus, Seravalli weighs in on the futures of Mitch Marner, John Tavares, and why Marco Rossi could become a trade chip to watch. Also: what’s next for Brendan Shanahan and the Islanders’ front office?

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Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah welcome Sportsnet’s Gene Principe to break down what’s driving the Oilers’ playoff success, including Kris Knoblauch’s impact behind the bench, the importance of special teams, and the playoff effectiveness of Evander Kane. Gene also weighs in on potential LTIR rule changes and how playoff pressure varies by market. Later, Don Taylor joins the show to discuss the highs and lows of playing in a Canadian market, how Elias Pettersson compares to early Sedins, and whether the Canucks should explore offseason options like John Tavares. Plus, Don reflects on Rick Tocchet’s departure and what it might mean for Vancouver’s direction.

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Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah react to Rick Tocchet’s first media availability as Flyers head coach, including his pointed comments on Elias Pettersson’s confidence and leadership. They explore whether Canadian market pressure is overblown, the difference between criticism of stars like McDavid vs. Marner, and how team identity is built around players like Barkov and Tkachuk.

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In the open to the show Dan and Sat discuss how Adam Foote will use a positive reinforcement approach to get the best out of Elias Pettersson and get him back to franchise centre form next season which will ultimately help the Canucks cause to return to the playoffs.

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On an emergency edition of In The Booth, Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda discuss Adam Foote being hired as the new head coach of the Canucks, speculate on who could be added to his coaching staff and talk about the team signing Tom Willander to an entry level contract.

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Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah are joined by Canucks prospect Victor Mancini, who shares his thoughts on Abbotsford’s playoff run, adjusting to pro hockey, and learning from star defenseman Quinn Hughes. Mancini also reflects on the impact of Adam Foote as a coach and reacts to Jim Rutherford’s comments about Hughes, the offseason, and the team’s direction. Plus, the guys weigh in on Mitch Marner’s postseason struggles, Elias Pettersson’s playoff mindset, and what Conor Garland and D-Petey could fetch on the trade market.

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Dan Riccio and Satiar Shah tackle your mailbag questions on the latest episode of Canucks Central. They share early impressions of Adam Foote’s coaching style and discuss how the rest of his staff might take shape—including power play responsibilities and potential veteran additions. The guys explore the Canucks’ spending power heading into the offseason, break down the upside of prospects like Tom Willander, D-Petey, and Lekkerimäki, and weigh ideal winger fits for Elias Pettersson. Plus: What matters more in a head coach—tactics or leadership?

This podcast is produced by Josh Elliott-Wolfe.

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