Andrew Wadden and Producer Aaron discuss the Vancouver Canucks’ recent success as they move on to play against the Edmonton Oilers in round two. They reflect on the Canucks’ defensive strategy against the Nashville Predators and their ability to adapt to their opponents’ style of play. The conversation touches on the impressive performances of players like Artūrs Šilovs, JT Miller, Brock Boeser, and Pius Suter, highlighting their crucial roles in the team’s success.

They also delve into Elias Pettersson’s performance, acknowledging his contributions despite not scoring goals in the series. The discussion shifts to the Canucks’ upcoming series against the Oilers, emphasizing the importance of staying disciplined and capitalizing on power play opportunities. The team’s offensive capabilities and the challenges posed by the Oilers’ top lines are analyzed, along with a focus on the Canucks’ need for scoring in the series.

The goaltending situation, with Šilovs likely to start in game one, is examined, with insights into the team’s confidence in their goaltenders. Wadden and Aaron make their predictions for the series outcome, with one favouring the Oilers and the other leaning towards the Canucks.

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Join Andrew Wadden & Producer Aaron, as we discuss the Vancouver hockey show playoff edition. With the Canucks leading 3-1 in the series, we analyze their efficient playoff performance despite low shot numbers. Focus is on Quinn Hughes’ defensive efforts and Elias Pettersson’s scoring struggles. We commend JT Miller and Brock Boeser for their offensive leadership. The discussion also covers the goaltender decision for game five and the vibrant Vancouver watch party at Rogers Arena. As we look ahead, we express optimism for the Canucks to clinch the series win and provide players with essential rest for their playoffs.

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With the first two games of round one in the books for the Canucks, Andrew Wadden and Producer Aaron welcome from the Canadian Press Gemma Karstens-Smith to breakdown the games, discuss Casey DeSmith between the pipes in the absence of Thatcher Demko. Also try and figure out, what is going on with Elias Pettersson’s game, and car flags “Have got to go.”

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