In this mailbag segment, Sat and Bik tackle a range of listener questions. They discuss Joel Eriksson Ek's potential linemates in Vancouver, and whether the Canucks should hit the ground running or pace themselves for crucial games. They debate which player the Canucks would regret trading more between Hoglander and Podkolzin, and how long to scratch them if they don’t make the top 12. The duo also evaluates the Canucks' top five prospects and their odds for the Stanley Cup, delves into hypothetical scenarios like going vegan for a Canucks win, and shares fun takes on Olympic events and the team's reverse retro jerseys.

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Sat and Bik celebrate Summer McIntosh becoming the first Canadian Summer Olympian to win two gold medals, and discuss Wyatt Sanford’s guaranteed medal in boxing and Felix Auger-Aliassime’s advancement in tennis. They preview the Canadian women’s soccer quarterfinal against Germany and the BC Lions' game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, while noting Nathan Rourke’s signing with the Atlanta Falcons. Zach Worden joins to analyze the Blue Jays’ successful trade deadline moves and the futures of Vladdy and Bo Bichette. Alex Gangue Ruzic wraps up with insights on the Canadian women’s soccer team's impressive group play and John Herdman’s future with TFC.

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Canadian Olympic silver medalist in Rugby sevens Caroline Crossley joins Brook Ward after pushing New Zealand to the limits in Paris in the battle for gold. Plus JJ Adams joins the show to setup the BC Lions visit to Winnipeg Thursday.

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Brook Ward hosts this edition of Sportsnet Today. He discusses the impact of another gold medal for Summer McIntosh in the pool at Paris 2024. Plus Paul Dolan joins the show to discuss the adversity Canada's Women's soccer team has had to overcome to run the table in the group stage and advance to the quarterfinals.

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Sat and Bik debate topics ranging from getting arrested at the Olympics without alcohol involved, Michael Phelps' 29 world records, and beers after the game, to the value of an Olympic medal and John Herdman’s tenure as Canada coach. They discuss the impact of a gold medal run as a fill-in coach, niche Olympic sports, and the growing momentum around Joel Erikkson Ek joining the Canucks. Other topics include the significance of coming fourth in the Olympics only to later move up to third due to disqualifications, Sidney Crosby’s potential legacy, working during the summer, and watching movies at 1.5 speed.

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Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar discuss the Whitecaps' thrilling penalty shootout win over LA FC and Rick Tocchet's appointment to the Four Nations Tournament coaching staff. They celebrate the Canadian Women's Soccer Team's 1-0 victory over Colombia, advancing to the Olympic quarterfinals. Giulio Caravatta joins to highlight the BC Lions' resurgence under owner Amar Doman and Vernon Adams Jr.'s standout performance, while Curtis Crabtree analyzes the Mariners' trade deadline moves and key updates from the Seahawks' training camp.

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Cory Lavalette joins Sat and Bik. to discuss the speculation surrounding Martin Necas, who almost signed with Columbus but ultimately chose to stay with Carolina for their Cup prospects. He notes the Hurricanes' potential regression this offseason, with Slavin needing to step up and opportunities arising for Necas and Jarvis, who may be extended soon. Lavalette also touches on Eric Staal's retirement. Sat and Bik delve into NFL topics, including Jordan Love's salary, Dak Prescott's contract, and questions about Aaron Rodgers and Kirk Cousins. The fellas talk about the MLB Trade Deadline and wrap the show with Guys Naming Dudes.

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Join hosts Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar as they dive into the latest NHL happenings, including Martin Necas signing with Carolina and the implications for their cup window. They explore potential moves for the Canucks, including trade prospects and roster adjustments. Levon Kendall discusses the exciting growth of basketball in Canada, the impact of FIBA and NBA rules, and the potential for Olympic success. Tyson Barrie shares his charity work, insights on the next generation of defensemen, and advice for aspiring players. Plus, a look at Canucks' depth and possible signings.

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