Podcast appearances and mentions of markus naslund

The boys are back at it, with Sea­son 6, Episode 19 — the Naslund! We tell you about Canucks leg­end, Swedish super­star Markus Naslund — one of the core mem­bers of the West Coast Express and a prod­uct of the mighty MoDo hock­ey machine. Then, with the trade dead­line fast approach­ing, we go coast to coast and tell you which Cana­di­an teams are buy­ing, sell­ing, hold­ing or folding. And the Garage League play­offs kicked off over the week­end and we tell you who took a good first step towards hoist­ing the cup!

In a bit of a departure episode, Scott Rintoul, formerly of Sportsnet radio and television and TSN radio, joins Blake to discuss his new docuseries - UNREEL: West Coast Express chronicling the meteoric rise and the crushing plummet to earth of one of the NHL's best lines. Markus Naslund, Brendan Morrison and Todd Bertuzzi. They also discuss NHL coaching, the current iteration of the Canucks and how expectations can be killers when it comes to your favorite hockey team. This is a special episode you won't want to miss. Let's get to BIZ!Check out our new DISCORD Server!! It is FREE to anyone who clicks the invite link which can be found HERE!Scott Rintoul on Twitter - @ScottRintoulBlake Creamer on Twitter @BlakeCreamerSEMusic by Matt Creamer - www.mattcreameraudio.com   Matt Creamer on Twitter @Norrin_Radd22SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!PropUp on ThriveFantasy this NBA season! Use code ETHOS at signup for a 100% deposit match bonus and win big cash by simply flexing DFS prop knowledge on the biggest names on the board!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!Want more codes? We got 'em! ExpressVPN is offering 3 BONUS months on every 12-month membership purchase by using this special link: https://www.expressvpn.com/hoopball

It's a bonus episode featuring Markus Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi and Brendan Morrison in a roundtable conversation with host Scott Rintoul. The three members of the West Coast Express react to hearing the podcast series, offer new insight into specific events from their playing careers, and share a few stories from their time together with the Canucks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's show, we catch up with Markus Naslund who played 16 years with 3 different NHL Teams but will be best remembered as one of the longest serving Captains of the Vancouver Canucks. In 1993 he won the Ted Lindsey Award as voted by his peers across the NHLPA as the most valuable player in the NHL, and in 2014 was inducted into the Swedish Hockey Hall of Fame. He shares some great memories of growing up in Sweden and his years with the Canucks - great player, great guy & great interview!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Facing a crossroads for his club, GM Dave Nonis overhauls the coaching staff and a part of the Canucks' core as he redefines his team's identity. Alain Vigneault replaces Marc Crawford behind the bench, Todd Bertuzzi is traded to Florida for goalie Roberto Luongo, and Ed Jovanovski leaves in free agency. Markus Naslund and Brendan Morrison attempt to adapt to new roles and a new style of play, while Bertuzzi tries to forge a new path south of the border. The three members of the West Coast Express go on to finish their respective careers on separate teams before reflecting on their time together in Vancouver. Written & Narrated by Scott Rintoul Audio production by Andrei Deacon Podcast Supervision by Aaron Johnson Special thanks to the following NHL personnel: Hannah Readnour, Vice President, Footage & Media Licensing Matthew Manacher, Footage Licensing Manager Teresa Wiltshire, Footage Licensing Coordinator Nick Martinez, Coordinator, Footage Licensing Operations   NHL game audio courtesy the National Hockey League Thank you to CKNW and Sportsnet for assistance in compiling game audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren 'Florida Man' Dreger joins Episode 48 with the latest from the NHL's General Manager Meetings in sunny Palm Beach, Fla., and sports documentary podcaster Scott Rintoul stops by to talk his new pod out now on the Canucks' famed West Coast Express hockey line. In Headlines, among other items, the guys discuss the potential implications for the Eastern Conference playoffs following Monday's announcement that Carolina's Andrei Svechnikov is out indefinitely after suffering a knee injury on the weekend against Vegas. The guys talk about the NHL GMs discussions around expanding video review, and the dangers for the game of going down that endless 'missed call' rabbit hole. Sports documentary podcaster Scott Rintoul stops by to talk about his latest doc series, which covers the rise and fall of the West Coast Express—the dominant league-leading Vancouver hockey line of Markus Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi and Brendan Morrison—told in their own words. Scotty details how he put the documentary podcast series together and how that WCE line took hockey fans in Vancouver and across the league on a wild ride, eclipsing new heights and dealing with unbelievable drama and defeats. You can check out the podcast series here: www.unreelsports.com or wherever you get podcasts. Kris Abbott is back on this continent and chats about his Portugal adventures and betting on the NCAA March Madness tourney. Season 4 Episode 48 is presented by our title sponsor, Canadian Club Whisky: who are asking: 'Are You Over Beer?', ‘The Game Starts Now' with Betano.ca - now available in Ontario, and by DUER: Use code ‘RNDPANTS' to save 15% off pants at DUER.ca.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Having squandered an opportunity for a lengthy playoff run, the Canucks face a heightened level of scrutiny. Todd Bertuzzi's contract negotiation drags into the regular season and becomes a tenuous issue internally. Vancouver and Colorado reestablish themselves as elite teams in the Western Conference, and each looks to gain the upper hand in three head-to-head matchups beginning in mid-February. Steve Moore's hit on Markus Naslund becomes a point of contention and eventually leads to an act of revenge that transcends both the rivalry and the sport itself. With Bertuzzi suspended for the rest of the season and beyond, the Canucks attempt to pull themselves together for their most important games of the campaign. Written & Narrated by Scott Rintoul Audio production by Andrei Deacon Podcast Supervision by Aaron Johnson Special thanks to the following NHL personnel: Hannah Readnour, Vice President, Footage & Media Licensing Matthew Manacher, Footage Licensing Manager Teresa Wiltshire, Footage Licensing Coordinator Nick Martinez, Coordinator, Footage Licensing Operations   NHL game audio courtesy the National Hockey League Thank you to CKNW and Sportsnet for assistance in compiling game audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Determined to atone for their playoff shortcomings, the Canucks emerge as one of the league's top teams and the West Coast Express as the NHL's most dominant line. The Canucks become a hot ticket around the league, and the media spotlight intensifies on Markus Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi and Brendan Morrison. The trio and team put themselves in position to capitalize on major opportunities late in the regular season and into the postseason, where they encounter the most pressure-packed moments of their careers.  Written & Narrated by Scott Rintoul Audio production by Andrei Deacon Podcast Supervision by Aaron Johnson Special thanks to the following NHL personnel: Hannah Readnour, Vice President, Footage & Media Licensing Matthew Manacher, Footage Licensing Manager Teresa Wiltshire, Footage Licensing Coordinator Nick Martinez, Coordinator, Footage Licensing Operations   NHL game audio courtesy the National Hockey League Thank you to CKNW and Sportsnet for assistance in compiling game audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coming off their return to the playoffs, the Canucks struggle to live up to expectations early in the season after Todd Bertuzzi's suspension and an injury to Andrew Cassels hinder their top line. GM Brian Burke is celebrated for bringing Trevor Linden back to Vancouver via trade, but it's Burke's speech in late December that finally kickstarts the Canucks turnaround. In mid-January, Brendan Morrison is inserted between Markus Naslund and Bertuzzi on the first line, and the trio quickly emerges as a dominant force dubbed "The West Coast Express". Vancouver charges into the playoffs as the league's hottest team and is on track to upset top-seeded Detroit before a lucky goal becomes the catalyst for the Red Wings' comeback. Written & Narrated by Scott Rintoul Audio production by Andrei Deacon Podcast Supervision by Aaron Johnson Special thanks to the following NHL personnel: Hannah Readnour, Vice President, Footage & Media Licensing Matthew Manacher, Footage Licensing Manager Teresa Wiltshire, Footage Licensing Coordinator Nick Martinez, Coordinator, Footage Licensing Operations   NHL game audio courtesy the National Hockey League Thank you to CKNW and Sportsnet for assistance in compiling game audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marc Crawford's first full season behind the bench in Vancouver is the last for a pair of high-profile players. The Canucks get stronger at centre by signing Andrew Cassels and trading for Brendan Morrison, but their search for stability in goal continues. Todd Bertuzzi begins to break out as an impact player, and new era begins when Markus Naslund is named captain. The Sedins make the jump to the NHL, Ed Jovanovski takes a big step on the back end, and Vancouver returns to the playoffs for the first time in five years.  Written & Narrated by Scott Rintoul Audio production by Andrei Deacon Podcast Supervision by Aaron Johnson Special thanks to the following NHL personnel: Hannah Readnour, Vice President, Footage & Media Licensing Matthew Manacher, Footage Licensing Manager Teresa Wiltshire, Footage Licensing Coordinator Nick Martinez, Coordinator, Footage Licensing Operations   NHL game audio courtesy the National Hockey League Thank you to CKNW and Sportsnet for assistance in compiling game audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Burke is hired as general manager of the Canucks, which immediately puts head coach Mike Keenan on notice and the roster on high alert. Superstar Pavel Bure refuses to play after demanding a trade, saddling Burke with his first big decision. Early injuries to key players hamper Vancouver's chances at a bounce back season, and tensions rise between Burke and Keenan. Markus Naslund turns an opportunity for more playing time into a breakout season that sees him become an NHL All Star. Bure is finally traded and Burke replaces Keenan behind the bench with Marc Crawford, who begins to assess which players he plans to build around. The Canucks finish at the bottom of the Western Conference for a second straight season, but Burke leverages his assets to pull off one of the biggest draft day splashes in NHL history. Written & Narrated by Scott Rintoul Audio production by Andrei Deacon Podcast Supervision by Aaron Johnson Special thanks to the following NHL personnel: Hannah Readnour, Vice President, Footage & Media Licensing Matthew Manacher, Footage Licensing Manager Teresa Wiltshire, Footage Licensing Coordinator Nick Martinez, Coordinator, Footage Licensing Operations   NHL game audio courtesy the National Hockey League Thank you to CKNW and Sportsnet for assistance in compiling game audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Rintoul, creator, writer and narrator of Unreel: West Coast Express discusses his new podcast series on one of the most exciting eras in Vancouver Canucks history - 'The West Coast Express' featuring Markus Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi and Brendan Morrison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A former drug user's thoughts on decriminalization Denise Santinato, a former drug user who lost her brother to fentanyl 5 years ago discusses her thoughts on drug decriminalization in BC Is decriminalizing illicit drugs going to be enough? Andrew Tablotney, a father in Richmond who lost his son from a drug overdose questions whether decriminalizing illicit drugs in BC will stop toxic drug overdoses. An update on the Broadway Subway  Lisa Gow, Executive Project Director for the Broadway Subway Project provides an update on how construction is progressing. A new payment model for doctors, and more funding for wheelchair accessible taxis Richard Zussman, Global BC Legislative Reporter discusses the new payment model announced for doctors and more funding for wheelchair accessible taxis The effect of Alec Baldwin's Rust incident on firearm safety in film sets Dean Goodine, Motion Picture Prop Master and author of They Don't Pay Me To Say No: My Life in Film and Television Props discusses what changes movie sets have made since the Aec Baldwin firearm incident on the set of Rust Unreel: West Coast Express - the podcast: Reliving the years Markus Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi and Brendan Morrison spent as Vancouver Canucks  Scott Rintoul, creator, writer and narrator of Unreel: West Coast Express discusses his new podcast series on one of the most exciting eras in Vancouver Canucks history - 'The West Coast Express' featuring Markus Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi and Brendan Morrison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the wake of nearly winning the 1994 Stanley Cup, the Vancouver Canucks expect to contend for years to come as they open a brand new, downtown arena. Star scorer Alexander Mogilny is added via trade as the Canucks bolster their roster for another run at the Cup. Across the continent, Markus Naslund struggles to adapt to the NHL as a highly touted prospect, and is ultimately traded out of Pittsburgh. Vancouver undergoes an unexpected change in ownership, which comes with a new approach to doing business and nearly results in signing Wayne Gretzky. The Canucks not only miss out on The Great One, they also end up missing the playoffs for the first time in seven years. Written & Narrated by Scott Rintoul Audio production by Andrei Deacon Podcast Supervision by Aaron Johnson NHL game audio courtesy the National Hockey League Special thanks to the following NHL personnel: Hannah Readnour, Vice President, Footage & Media Licensing Matthew Manacher, Footage Licensing Manager Teresa Wiltshire, Footage Licensing Coordinator Nick Martinez, Coordinator, Footage Licensing Operations Thank you to CKNW and Sportsnet for assistance in compiling game audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“UNREEL: West Coast Express” is the story of the men who reinvigorated a once vibrant hockey market as told by Markus Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi, Brendan Morrison as well as other prominent teammates and figures. Written and narrated by Scott Rintoul, it is a journey from some of the darkest days in franchise history to the precipice of greatness along a path of unforgettable triumphs and defeats. Four years after nearly winning the Stanley Cup, the Vancouver Canucks were engulfed in chaos. Amidst a change in ownership, constant organizational churn and a four-year playoff drought, three unlikely stars emerged from the rubble to resuscitate the franchise. Despite none of them being drafted by the Canucks, Naslund, Bertuzzi and Morrison came to form one of hockey's most dominant lines, the West Coast Express. A nightly fixture on highlight reels, the West Coast Express turned Vancouver back into a contender, and they appeared destined for a run at the Stanley Cup before it all came undone in a matter of moments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Urban Omark grew up in Overtornea 1000 km from Stockholm next to the border to Finland where a small non-hockey town produced three brothers and a cousin to play at the absolute elite level of National and International Hockey.  After a long and successful career, Markus Naslund makes the call for Urban to get into coaching the MODO J18.  This episode highlights what makes a team great and the challenges even big clubs have to sustain success at the highest level.

Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Today is a special episode as Justin goes through the best and worst trades in Canucks history. Markus Naslund, Henrik and Daniel Sedin, or Cam Neely. Justin goes through them all and gives you his opinion on which trade in Canucks history was the best.It's not just trades, as Justin looks at the best and worst signings in Vancouver history. The ones that paid off for the Canucks with great value and those signings that hindered the club for years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Today is a special episode as Justin goes through the best and worst trades in Canucks history. Markus Naslund, Henrik and Daniel Sedin, or Cam Neely. Justin goes through them all and gives you his opinion on which trade in Canucks history was the best. It's not just trades, as Justin looks at the best and worst signings in Vancouver history. The ones that paid off for the Canucks with great value and those signings that hindered the club for years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today opens up with his congratulations on the Colorado Avalanche for winning their third Stanley Cup in franchise history. We continue with our discussions on which single-season Canuck team is the greatest of all time.Today, Justin breaks down the 2003 edition of the Vancouver Canucks. A team that brought back trust between the fans and organization after many dark years in the late 1990s. Led by Markus Naslund the West Coast Express, this Canucks squad entered the elite ranks of the NHL cementing themselves as Cup contenders. However, it was in the playoffs where they floundered.They go up against a team that will forever be remembered for the good and the bad. Yes, 2011 Vancouver Canucks the Sedin twins, Roberto Luongo and Ryan Kesler. The team that broke countless franchise records, Presidents' Trophy winners, and Stanley Cup, Finalist. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today opens up with his congratulations on the Colorado Avalanche for winning their third Stanley Cup in franchise history. We continue with our discussions on which single-season Canuck team is the greatest of all time. Today, Justin breaks down the 2003 edition of the Vancouver Canucks. A team that brought back trust between the fans and organization after many dark years in the late 1990s. Led by Markus Naslund the West Coast Express, this Canucks squad entered the elite ranks of the NHL cementing themselves as Cup contenders. However, it was in the playoffs where they floundered. They go up against a team that will forever be remembered for the good and the bad. Yes, 2011 Vancouver Canucks the Sedin twins, Roberto Luongo and Ryan Kesler. The team that broke countless franchise records, Presidents' Trophy winners, and Stanley Cup, Finalist. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that of course keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today discusses the rumours of Russian free agent Andrei Kuzmenko having Vancouver on his sort list of teams. If Kuzmenko does sign is that the end of Brock Boeser's tenure with the Canucks? As well can this indicate that Bruce Boudreau will be back with the team come next season? We continue our greatest Canuck series where the captain of the Westcoast Express years is brought to the forefront. Yes, number 19 Markus Naslund. Justin dives into Nazzy's impact on the ice and how he laid the foundation for Henrik and Daniel Sedin to blossom into superstars in their own right. As well Locked On Canucks has now become a certified zero slander towards Naslund zone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that of course keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today discusses the rumours of Russian free agent Andrei Kuzmenko having Vancouver on his sort list of teams. If Kuzmenko does sign is that the end of Brock Boeser's tenure with the Canucks? As well can this indicate that Bruce Boudreau will be back with the team come next season?We continue our greatest Canuck series where the captain of the Westcoast Express years is brought to the forefront. Yes, number 19 Markus Naslund. Justin dives into Nazzy's impact on the ice and how he laid the foundation for Henrik and Daniel Sedin to blossom into superstars in their own right. As well Locked On Canucks has now become a certified zero slander towards Naslund zone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week in anguish: - Breaking down all of Bouce Broudeau's win-the-weeks. - "Hope, persusade, whatever," and other inspirational advice for Patrik Allvin. - Beating the Maple Leafs at franchise records we have carefully hand-selected. - Checking in on the miraculous regular season finish of the 2001/02 Canucks. - Spencer Martin and our expensive goalie severance packages. - Chase Gray saves the orca and the Canucks embarrass themselves with their "offers" to indigenous artists. - How Did I Not Know about Markus Naslund and Peter Forsberg's charitable superteam? - Tristan describes things he saw in Canucks mic'd up videos. What to see Weekend at Petey's for yourself? How about gurning Bo Horvat?    Thanks for listening! This episode supports the Hockey4Youth foundation and HerosHockey. 

In this week's show, it's safe to say money comes pretty easy to the Great One. Russ discusses balancing NHL life and a young family and how his daughter and her fiance – NFL star Eric Kendricks – are helping raise money and awareness on Instagram for mental health (https://www.instagram.com/wearedualcitizen). Russ has the best punch line about 3 things that always tell the truth. The boys swap some stories about pot, brownies and guzzling wine with Cheech from Cheech and Chong. Russ remembers some of the best NHL tough guys, best mentors and best rivalries during his career. The time Markus Naslund drunk dialled Russ. Jim has a fun story about having Bobby Hull on as a radio guest after a hard night of drinking.

In Hour 2, we were joined by long time NHL'er Markus Naslund in Story Time

Andrew Wadden & JD Burke bring you another edition of Rink Wide on TSN1040, talking all things hockey after a full week of NHL playoff action. They talk about the past week in the NHL's off-season including the troubling story of Mitchell Miller, Elias Petterson joining Spittin' Chiclets, as well Markus Naslund vs Trevor Linden; guests include Harman Dayal, Craig Morgan and Ryan Kennedy.

Drancer and Brough get passionate while debating Markus Naslund vs Trevor Linden

TSN's Ray Ferraro joins Donnie & Moj for a trip down memory lane & to weigh in on Jason Brough's debate with Thomas Drance on Markus Naslund vs Trevor Linden & who was the better player.

The Voice & The Coach is back for Episode 18 and features a conversation with Vancouver Giants Athletic Trainer Mike Burnstein.Prior to his tenure with the Giants, Burnstein spent 20 seasons in the NHL working as the Head Athletic Trainer with the Vancouver Giants. Some of his career highlights include:- Over 1500 NHL games worked.- A 2010 Olympic Gold Medal with Canada.- A 2020 World Junior Gold Medal with Canada.- So. Much. More.Highlights from the conversation include:- The Sedin Saga: From timid rookies to eventual Hall Of Famers. Mike Burnstein had a front row seat to their excellence both on and off the ice.- A peak behind the curtain of the 2010 Olympics, the Canucks 2011 Stanley Cup Final run and the 2020 World Juniors.- His dealings with Pavel Bure, John Tortorella, Mark Messier, Mike Keenan, Kevin Bieksa, Markus Naslund, Brian Burke and Marc Crawford.Mike Burnstein is one of the true, genuine "good guys" of hockey, and this conversation is a MUST for any fan of pro or junior hockey.If you haven't already, please RATE, SHARE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE to this podcast.The Voice and the Coach is proud to partner with:- Stage One Goaltending (778) 686-9926)- The National Hockey Training Centre (604-534-7825)- "Opening the Playbook" with Christina HeydanusIntro/Extro Song: SiestaArtist: JahzzarAlbum: Traveller's Guide(CC BY-SA 3.0)Other Songs Used In Ads:- Freedom? by Dan Lebowitz- Rest Easy by Vans in Japan

This week in anguish: - We've been down in the basement drinking coffee for the last three weeks, so we come out of the gates swinging, hitting all the hot topics: Pavel Bure's mafioso past and beer league present, Goldobin's Gagarin gulag, Jacob Markstrom's fierce offseason Canuckedness, and the shuttering of PITB. - We talked and balked at the notion of watching Game 7 vs Calgary in 2004. Ardella really, really, hated that game, and weirdly it defibrillated Tristan's Canucks fandom, but in either case, it's still a bit too raw, 16 years on. - We dial the machine back one more notch instead to 2003, and revel in the Canucks' Game 6 and 7 opening round victories against the St. Louis Blues. The WCE is high flying, the Sedins are doughy, Trevor Linden is oiling his crutches for Game 7, and Markus Naslund needs to chew better. - In perhaps the best-titled segment in TWiA history, Ardella traces out the West Coast Express in The Arc of the Line, before delving into a discussion of famous line names in Canucks and NHL history. Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. You can find us on Twitter as @thisweektristan and @thisweekardella.  

This week in anguish: - The week and the season are slipping through our fingers. Discuss. - Henri "the Pocket Rocket" Richard sadly passed away this week, and this leads Ardella to an examination of the extracurricular winning of Stanley Cups by once and future Canucks. - Shots against. Are they really all that bad? The Canucks are bleeding shots at historical levels, but that never seemed to bother Kirk McLean, so...? - We tally the Tylers and tabulate the Tanners. - Jimbo in Boca is acting a biiit too collegial, in our opinion. - Garth Butcher is big enough for his britches in 1991, Markus Naslund is milquetoast in 2001, and Alain Vigneault has some 2011-vintage words of wisdom that this week's Canucks need to take to heart. Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. You can find us on Twitter as @thisweektristan and @thisweekardella. 

The Canucks pound the Preds 6-2 on home ice, but the big story of Legends Night is the return of Trevor Linden and Markus Naslund, as the Canucks honour their previously retired numbers ahead of Henrik and Daniel's ceremony on Wednesday. Plus, do harassment for Hughes, and admonishing anyone who thinks this team should trade Brock Boeser. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Canucks pound the Preds 6-2 on home ice, but the big story of Legends Night is the return of Trevor Linden and Markus Naslund, as the Canucks honour their previously retired numbers ahead of Henrik and Daniel's ceremony on Wednesday. Plus, do harassment for Hughes, and admonishing anyone who thinks this team should trade Brock Boeser. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Vancouver Canucks lose their forth straight and Bondi is throwing a fit + The boys somehow go from talking about Markus Naslund to Mike Modano. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Vancouver Canucks lose their forth straight and Bondi is throwing a fit + The boys somehow go from talking about Markus Naslund to Mike Modano. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Burke makes his regular Friday appearance with Jeff, Anthony and Justin discussing the Leafs’ trade, their defensive ability and expectations for Jack Campbell and Kyle Clifford (0:28). Sabres’ forward Sam Reinhart wasn’t happy about a reporter questioning his effort level (29:14). Brian talks about Markus Naslund (40:13). Hockey Night in Canada’s Ron MacLean joins […]

Hello Hockey Fans! In Episode 4 of Puck Buddies Hockey Podcast we chat with Vancouver Canucks alumnus Dennis Kearns, the Quinn Hughes of the 1970s. The veteran of 677 NHL games finished his career with 321pts, a team record for a Canucks defender at the time. His record has since been tied by Jyrki Lumme and it has been surpassed by only Matthias Ohlund (325pts) & Alexander Elder (389pts & counting). In 1976-77 Mr. Kearns scored 60pts to set a single season team record for points by a defenseman, which stood until the 1986-87 season when it was broken by Doug Lidster. Perhaps most impressively, his 55 assists during the 1976-77 season is a total that has been surpassed by only six other Canucks in franchise history. Andre Boudrias, Thomas Gradin, Cliff Ronning, Markus Naslund and Daniel & Henrik Sedin. Illustrious company for the diminutive defensman. Check it out & be sure to subscribe!

This week in anguish: - Tristan was in attendance for the HockeyTalks game against the Coyotoes. We look back at notable Canucks mental health advocates, and see how much things have changed from the Corey Hirsch to the Tyler Motte era.  - Ardella has thoughts on shots, salaries, and sobriquets in an all-new, one-time segment called...Shots, Salaries, and Sobriquets. Tristan fails to come up with an Örnsköldsvik-based nickname. - The Canucks Time Machine reveals that Tom Kurvers was unhappy in 1991 (and 1992, and 1993, and...), that Markus Naslund was beginning a remarkable run of dominance in 2001, and that we were looking to our farmhand saviour Sergei Shirokov (!?) in 2011.    Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. You can find us on Twitter as @thisweektristan and @thisweekardella. 

This week in anguish: - Is not actually just a 65 minute verbal description of Tristan's jersey design. But we certainly do talk about it. Look at it! It's so beautiful.  - Jacob Markstrom's stellar game against Carolina has us thinking about the history of Canucks goalie coaches. It is both shallower and more murky than we expected. - We offer about two dozen rapid-fire yet eminently reasonable fixes to Canucks' game presentation. Greatest hits include #floattheblimp, #colourinthering, #ditchtheanthems, and other less hashtaggable suggestions. - The Time Machine brings us back to the brink of Eric Lindros ownership in 1990, to a fourth line consisting of only one actual forward in 2000, to Markus Naslund's much-needed last hurrah in 2010.  - How Did We Not Know about the Viking Award? Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. You can find us on Twitter as @thisweektristan and @thisweekardella.   

NHL insider Pierre McGuire has a very good chance to surpass Markus Naslund, the Sedins, etc, if he stays healthy. Pierre likes Pettersson's scoring ability, and also appreciates his playmaking talents

Guests include Markus Naslund. We also hear from Daniel and Henrik Sedin.

Un Crachoir bien spécial réalisé au terme du Festival de la Musique Émergente. Jeff et Frank reçoivent Tommy Gaudet et sa clique du podcast 70%. On découvre son univers et L’article Le Crachoir – EP19 – Markus Naslund est apparu en premier sur RadioH2O.

The debut episode of Pucks on net. Ryan, Errol and Dave discuss a laundry list of things we remember and love from 2001-2006, which was affectionatly known as the West Coast Express Era. The Canucks anchored by Markus Naslund, Brendan Morrison and Todd Bertuzzi. They discuss the dark Messier days that caame before, the Vancouver Grizzlies, goaltending problems, good and bad trades, missing the 2003 West Conference Semi-Finals game seven to go to Disney World and Ryan shares a coming of age tale about getting kicked out of GM Place in 2003 mostly in part due to his mom's drunk ex-boyfriend.

After an admitted soft touch on the Markus Naslund episode, we here at Pucked in the Head felt it was time to get back to our cynical roots. Hence, we give you the All-Douche Episode of Pucked in the Head. What better way to celebrate the holidays! (Opening Theme – Chelsea Dagger by The Fratellis; Closing … Continue reading Episode 20 – The Douchebag Hour →

Chris and I are going to be in the building when they hoist #19 to the rafters. We thought we ought to discuss this. Introduction Theme by the Orchid Highway An Ode to #19, Markus Naslund Closing Theme by the Orchid Highway Thanks for Listening