Podcast appearances and mentions of mikey dipietro

Our timing isn't always the greatest and this week we record a show while the Canucks play the Kraken. Joshua Griffith joins us to chat Canucks, Leafs, and major cities on Vancouver Island. Dudes and Guys returns and with the amazing run the team is currently on, there's a plethora of options. We break down the Mikey DiPietro trade to Boston and how the Canucks still fail to hold onto depth on the farm. A good show, a great show, the BEST show. Download it because we said please. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another day, another podcast.Today, the guys chat about some injury updates on Tyler Myers, Ilya Mikheyev and Brock Boeser. They discuss an option for the Canucks to pick up off waivers, and chat about the lineup for Friday's game against the Arizona Coyotes. Faber also gives his prospects report as we have a goal from Jonathan Lekkerimaki and Quads talks about the AHL goaltending situation and how Mikey DiPietro might not want to go to the ECHL. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The premier goaltending insider, Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com joined Matt and Blake to set up Canucks Goaltending as they hit the ice in Whistler for the start of training camp. Kevin gave us an update on all the goalies. Including, if he thinks Demko will start 57 games, Arturs Silovs and the importance of a good start to the year. He finished with his thoughts on Mikey DiPietro and where he fits into the Canucks organization. Our Vancouver Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson, joined us from Whistler after Day 1 of Canucks training camp. Jeff gave his thoughts on the line-up combinations, if Brock Boeser will score 30 goals or more and the very early, maybe too early, returns of Quinn Hughes on the right side.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The premier goaltending insider, Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com joined Matt and Blake to set up Canucks Goaltending as they hit the ice in Whistler for the start of training camp. Kevin gave us an update on all the goalies. Including, if he thinks Demko will start 57 games, Arturs Silovs and the importance of a good start to the year. He finished with his thoughts on Mikey DiPietro and where he fits into the Canucks organization. Our Vancouver Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson, joined us from Whistler after Day 1 of Canucks training camp. Jeff gave his thoughts on the line-up combinations, if Brock Boeser will score 30 goals or more and the very early, maybe too early, returns of Quinn Hughes on the right side.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this hour of The People's show Dan and Bik debate who is the best asset the Canucks could toss into a trade as a sweetener in a move to help create cap space. Plus where is Mikey DiPietro's future in the NHL. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In this hour of The People's show Bik and Dan are joined by InGoal Magazine's Kevin Woodley to discuss the lack of development for Mikey DiPietro in the Canucks organization. Kevin says his peak potential doesn't seem to be able to be achieved in Vancouver. Plus the guys go around Major League Baseball with Adnan Virk. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

With Sekeres away on vacation, Jeff Paterson joins Blake once again, and the boys go down memory lane with the pride of Ashcroft, former NHL player Eric Brewer, who will be inducted into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame later this week. Brewer reminisces about his days riding the bus in the WHL for the Prince George Cougars, while unpacking his career in the NHL that spanned 16 years with over one thousand games played between six different teams.  Weekly contributor Patrick Johnston of Post Media/ The Province explains what went wrong with the development of goaltending prospect Mikey DiPietro, why the Canucks moved on from fourth liners Matthew Highmore and Juho Lammikko, and gives his insight on why the Canucks' brought some older prospects to Development Camp.  The “Price is Right” welcomes in the voice of the Vancouver Canadians Tyler Zickel, as he breaks down the C's eight-game winning streak, while singing the praise of Blue Jays pitching prospect Ricky Tiedemann, who has been turning heads at Nat Bailey Stadium this summer.  The “Pat Down” focuses in on Julio Rodriquez's rise to stardom in Seattle, and how the timing couldn't be more perfect for the Mariners young star. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Sekeres away on vacation, Jeff Paterson joins Blake once again, and the boys go down memory lane with the pride of Ashcroft, former NHL player Eric Brewer, who will be inducted into the BC Hockey Hall of Fame later this week. Brewer reminisces about his days riding the bus in the WHL for the Prince George Cougars, while unpacking his career in the NHL that spanned 16 years with over one thousand games played between six different teams.  Weekly contributor Patrick Johnston of Post Media/ The Province explains what went wrong with the development of goaltending prospect Mikey DiPietro, why the Canucks moved on from fourth liners Matthew Highmore and Juho Lammikko, and gives his insight on why the Canucks' brought some older prospects to Development Camp.  The “Price is Right” welcomes in the voice of the Vancouver Canadians Tyler Zickel, as he breaks down the C's eight-game winning streak, while singing the praise of Blue Jays pitching prospect Ricky Tiedemann, who has been turning heads at Nat Bailey Stadium this summer.  The “Pat Down” focuses in on Julio Rodriquez's rise to stardom in Seattle, and how the timing couldn't be more perfect for the Mariners young star. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Mailbag Friday as Dan and Sat answer your questions about the Canucks defence, Mikey DiPietro, and much more about the offseason!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Dan and Sat discuss the structure the LA Kings play with and what the Canucks can take from that example moving forward. Also, hear from InGoal Magazine's Kevin Woodley on goaltending stories around the NHL.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. 

Scott Rintoul joined for his regular Thursday hit. Talked about Canucks awards. Says the MVP is a no brainer. Talked about what Garland brings to the team and if he is on his ballot. Talked about where Luke Schenn fits into his ballot. Talked about the Larsheiders. Talked about the NHL adopting a play-in tournament. Scotty is all for it. Talked about getting back to the Nat. Kevin Woodley of In Goal Magazine and NHL.com joined Matt and Blake to talk goalies. Started off by chatting about the Ian Clark video the Canucks put out. Says that if you are not willing to give everything you have, you are not for Ian Clark. He changes the career arc of players. Thatcher has come into this a young pro and had to make a conscious decision to buy into it. Says there has been a softer touch and recognition with Jaro Halak as a veteran of the game. There is enough self awareness with Clark that you can't go at Halak like Demko. Talked about who his Canucks MVP is. Says he is contractually obligated to give the nod to Demko. Talked about they underlying numbers. Says he is in a battle for third in Vezina voting. Thinks that Markstrom would get votes ahead of Demko but Kevin thinks it should be the other way around. Doesn't see the GM's who vote on it, will see it that way. Talks about the way Demko handles himself with the media. Hopes the market gets to see it like he does. Talked about Mikey DiPietro. Talked about how MDP could still make the strides to move past Spencer Martin in the depth chart and Martin's contract doesn't prohibit that like Halak's. Talked about Carey Price. Talked about Igor Shesterkin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Rintoul joined for his regular Thursday hit. Talked about Canucks awards. Says the MVP is a no brainer. Talked about what Garland brings to the team and if he is on his ballot. Talked about where Luke Schenn fits into his ballot. Talked about the Larsheiders. Talked about the NHL adopting a play-in tournament. Scotty is all for it. Talked about getting back to the Nat.Kevin Woodley of In Goal Magazine and NHL.com joined Matt and Blake to talk goalies. Started off by chatting about the Ian Clark video the Canucks put out. Says that if you are not willing to give everything you have, you are not for Ian Clark. He changes the career arc of players. Thatcher has come into this a young pro and had to make a conscious decision to buy into it. Says there has been a softer touch and recognition with Jaro Halak as a veteran of the game. There is enough self awareness with Clark that you can’t go at Halak like Demko. Talked about who his Canucks MVP is. Says he is contractually obligated to give the nod to Demko. Talked about they underlying numbers. Says he is in a battle for third in Vezina voting. Thinks that Markstrom would get votes ahead of Demko but Kevin thinks it should be the other way around. Doesn’t see the GM’s who vote on it, will see it that way. Talks about the way Demko handles himself with the media. Hopes the market gets to see it like he does. Talked about Mikey DiPietro. Talked about how MDP could still make the strides to move past Spencer Martin in the depth chart and Martin’s contract doesn’t prohibit that like Halak’s. Talked about Carey Price. Talked about Igor Shesterkin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vyas is "studying" for "the bar" so Cody joined Jackson to update the listeners on goings-on in Abbotsford with the Canucks AHL affilate. Topic include the Canucks' failure to develop players at the AHL level, Mikey DiPietro's disastrous season, projecting the futures of Danila Klimovich and Jack Rathbone, and the crazy story of Japanese national/erstwhile Abby Canucks top-6 forward Yushiroh Hirano

Bik and Randip break down Bo Horvat hitting 30 goals and the pros and cons of his game. Also, hear from Abbotsford Canucks Goaltending Coach Curtis Sanford on Spencer Martin and Mikey DiPietro's development.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. 

Farhan and guest co-host Harman Dayal welcome Ryan Johnson, the Canucks director of player development and the General Manager of the playoff bound Abbotsford Canucks of the American Hockey League. Farhan and Harman ask Ryan how he has fit in under the new management regime led by Jim Rutherford and Patrik Allvin. The guys ask RJ about the strides that goalies Spencer Martin Arturs Silovs and Mikey DiPietro have taken this season, using the AHL as more of a development league for top prospects and what it was like to get the first year AHL team off the ground in the midst of a pandemic. Plus the guys get the inside scoop on prospects including Jack Rathbone, William Lockwood, Danila Klimovich and how much struggling Canucks forward Vasili Podkolzin can benefit from a long playoff run with Abbotsford this Spring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bik and Randip talk about the trade window that the Canucks are approaching, what a J.T. Miller to the New York Randers trade looks like and discuss if Brock Boeser is the likely trade piece for the Canucks. In the second half of the hour, the #AbbyReport features a conversation with Mikey Dipietro of the Abbotsford Canucks. 

Farhan and Drancer return to share their thoughts of the two home losses for the Canucks over the weekend, as there was still lots to like, but the team is losing ground with January games being critical. Also, mismanagement of goaltender Mikey Dipietro, and where is Jaroslav Halak? Then, takeaways from Pettersson and Boeser's perfomances, the PK is again a liability, and some important personnel decisions to make in the next couple of months. To wrap up, they discuss a wild NFL playoff weekend. Save on an annual subscription to The Athletic: theathletic.com/vancast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Canucks lose a second straight falling to the Blues 3-1 on Bruce Boudreau's 1000th game behind an NHL bench. Post-game audio from Quinn Hughes, Mikey DiPietro, and Bruce Boudreau.  Final Score: Blues: 3 (Shots 17) Canucks: 1 (Shots 39) Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Special Farm Report edition of the show, as JPat and Wadden talk all things Abbotsford Canucks with Ben Lypka from the Abbotsford News. The boys go over Mikey DiPietro's struggles, 18-year old Danila Klimovich's first pro year, how Will Lockwood's season is going so far, and get an update on the health status of Jack Rathbone and Jett Woo.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another week, another podcast.Today, we talk about the Vancouver Canucks' game against the Anaheim Ducks, the upcoming road trip, the success of Bo Horvat's line, and Mikey DiPietro's facial hair.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wadden and JPat dissect losing Jonah Gadjovich on waivers and their thoughts on the asset management. We hear from Madison Bowey, who talks about the patience while he waits to draw into an NHL lineup. Talked about Mikey DiPietro, who Andrew thinks will get a win this season. This is your receipt. JPat counters, thinking that it will be the following year. We even get into an #AskJPat. Big thanks to our title sponsor Able Auctions  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rink Wide on a Tuesday, with Andrew Wadden and Jeff Paterson kicked off with the guys talking about Mikey DiPietro.  Harman Dayal, of the Athletic, joined Wadden and JPat and started off talking about a few of the top performers of the preseason and camp so far. He named guys like Lockwood and Di Giuseppe. He talked about Jack Rathbone and what he has done so far. He has shown great work that will earn the coaches trust. Said he exuded Troy Stecher vibes by being a small guy, showing a lot of battle. Harm talked about how line combos could look, now and when Pettersson comes back. Talked about Chiasson and if sees a role for him on this teams. It's a tough one because Harm believes that he is a PP specialist. Harm talked about the risers and fallers at camp. He thinks Di Giuseppe has shown that he is a head above of others who are vying for a spot.  The guys came off the chat with Harm and went to the locker room and heard from guys like Jonah Gadjovich. Jeff talked about who will fill a void on the PK. We even snuck in an AskJPat and he talks about if he thinks they Canucks may be forced to move on from one of 40 or 43. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, Lachlan and Nick go over the major talking points from last night's 4-2 win over the Calgary Flames. Has Jack Rathbone done enough to make the team? What about Mikey DiPietro? Plus a good debut for the two former Arizona Coyotes. They also discuss the latest on Travis Hamonic, and what the two power-play units could like once the season starts. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promo code: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode, Lachlan and Nick go over the major talking points from last night's 4-2 win over the Calgary Flames. Has Jack Rathbone done enough to make the team? What about Mikey DiPietro? Plus a good debut for the two former Arizona Coyotes. They also discuss the latest on Travis Hamonic, and what the two power-play units could like once the season starts.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promo code: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another week, another podcast.This week, the fellas go in-depth about the Pettersson and Hughes contract situations as they have tiptoed around it throughout the offseason. It looks like the two stars will not be in camp and that the pressure point for their signing is going to be the regular season. Faber gives a plan for his "trap" questions and Quads gets hyped for Mikey DiPietro.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Hockey Writers prospects experts Matthew Zator, Peter Baracchini, and Greg Boysen get together with Chris Faber from Canucks Army and the Canucks Conversation podcast to do a deep dive on the Vancouver Canucks and their prospects. They discuss everything from 2021 second-round pick Danila Klimovich to the much anticipated NHL debut of Vasily Podkolzin. They explore the strengths and weaknesses of both their games, ceilings and much more. They also dive into other prospects to watch from the 2021 Draft, American Hockey League, NCAA, and overseas. Then in the quick-fire round, they discuss Olli Juolevi's future with the Canucks, the battle between him and Rathbone in training camp, and who has the higher ceiling between Aku Koskenvuo and Mikey DiPietro. The THW Prospect Corner crew are great writers too: Matthew Zator - Peter Baracchini - Greg Boysen Check out Chris Faber's work at Canucks Army And, make sure to check out all our great prospects content Top 100 Prospects Ranking Every NHL Team's Farm System Graphics by Vince Richard

Another day, another jam packed show! The Welcome Matt looks at the importance of getting Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes’ contracts done before the Canucks open training camp next month. David Quadrelli from Canucks Army joins and says that he’s surprised by the public backlash of Elias Pettersson’s comments he made to a Swedish media member, and tells us why he thinks that Mikey DiPietro will be successful in the NHL. Giulio Caravatta follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and gives a preview of the Lions and Stamps. The Pat Down focuses on the success that Vancouver’s Rebecca Marino is having at the National Bank Open. Vancouver Whitecaps radio colour analyst Colin Miller follows Tell Me I’m Wrong and states that he doesn’t believe that there is a Scottish Messi, tells us why he thinks that Ryan Gauld will make his teammates better, why he feels that Theo Bair needs to take advantage of the playing time he’ll get while out on a loan, and why the ‘Cap need to put in a full 90 and not just show up in the second half. J Pat puts his undefeated record in Take 5 on the line versus Sekeres. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another day, another jam packed show!  The Welcome Matt looks at the importance of getting Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes' contracts done before the Canucks open training camp next month. David Quadrelli from Canucks Army joins and says that he's surprised by the public backlash of Elias Pettersson's comments he made to a Swedish media member, and tells us why he thinks that Mikey DiPietro will be successful in the NHL. Giulio Caravatta follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and gives a preview of the Lions and Stamps. The Pat Down focuses on the success that Vancouver's Rebecca Marino is having at the National Bank Open. Vancouver Whitecaps radio colour analyst Colin Miller follows Tell Me I'm Wrong and states that he doesn't believe that there is a Scottish Messi, tells us why he thinks that Ryan Gauld will make his teammates better, why he feels that Theo Bair needs to take advantage of the playing time he'll get while out on a loan, and why the ‘Cap need to put in a full 90 and not just show up in the second half.  J Pat puts his undefeated record in Take 5 on the line versus Sekeres. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last show before the long weekend hits with Jeff Paterson subbing for a vacationing Sekeres. The Pat Down focuses on the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contract extensions that two days away from August still haven’t been signed. Vancouver Whitecaps FC television colour analyst Paul Dolan follows and breaks down what went wrong for Canada’s men’s national team versus Mexico in the Gold Cup semis, why the Mexican supporters need to be disciplined, and tells us that the Ryan Gauld transaction by the Whitecaps is a done deal. Rick Dhaliwal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that time is ticking on getting the Pettersson and Hughes deals done, what the Canucks are planning for prospect Danila Klimovich, why he feels that Abbotsford will be a competitive next year, where he sees Mikey DiPietro playing the bulk of his games this season, and tells us why Alex Edler chose Los Angeles over returning to Vancouver. The Price is Right looks at a players contract equalling their production in price and term. Ian Furness from KJR Sports Talk radio in Seattle joins next and tells us the latest plans for the Kraken, why he thinks that the Kraken will be offensively challenged, explains how refreshing it is to hear from knowledgable hockey fans in Seattle, tells us what’s happening with Jamal Adams and the Seahawks, and why the Mariners failed at the trade deadline. It’s Wadden’s turn to try to sizzle on Hot Take. The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last show before the long weekend hits with Jeff Paterson subbing for a vacationing Sekeres.  The Pat Down focuses on the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contract extensions that two days away from August still haven't been signed. Vancouver Whitecaps FC television colour analyst Paul Dolan follows and breaks down what went wrong for Canada's men's national team versus Mexico in the Gold Cup semis, why the Mexican supporters need to be disciplined, and tells us that the Ryan Gauld transaction by the Whitecaps is a done deal. Rick Dhaliwal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that time is ticking on getting the Pettersson and Hughes deals done, what the Canucks are planning for prospect Danila Klimovich, why he feels that Abbotsford will be a competitive next year, where he sees Mikey DiPietro playing the bulk of his games this season, and tells us why Alex Edler chose Los Angeles over returning to Vancouver.  The Price is Right looks at a players contract equalling their production in price and term. Ian Furness from KJR Sports Talk radio in Seattle joins next and tells us the latest plans for the Kraken, why he thinks that the Kraken will be offensively challenged, explains how refreshing it is to hear from knowledgable hockey fans in Seattle, tells us what's happening with Jamal Adams and the Seahawks, and why the Mariners failed at the trade deadline.  It's Wadden's turn to try to sizzle on Hot Take. The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions.        See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big show lined up with so much happening in the NHL, NBA and MLB. The Welcome Matt draws comparisons between the moves the Canucks have made this offseason to those that their division rivals to the North the Edmonton Oilers. Kevin Woodley from In-Goal magazine joins next and gives his thoughts on the Canucks signing Jaroslav Halak, why he feels that next season is going to be more taxing on goaltenders, why he doesn’t think that Halak would be interested in being involved in a backup tandem with Mikey DiPietro, what held up any trade that involved Braden Holtby, and tells us why the Darcy Keumper acquisition by the Avs is risky business. Thomas Drance follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and explains why he feels that Conor Garland is an incredible pickup for the Canucks, why he didn’t like the price the Canucks paid for bottom-pairing defenceman Tucker Poolman, and why he thinks the Pacific division is up for grabs next season. The Price is Right suggests that the Canucks have a real shot at having six 20-goal scorers on its newly revamped lineup this season. Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and tells us why Poolson needs to wear Loui Eriksson’s old number 21, why he thinks that Tyler Motte could be used up the lineup, and wonders what the future is for Olli Juolevi with the Canucks. The boys debate on Take 5 whether or not the Canucks will be a playoff team next year. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big show lined up with so much happening in the NHL, NBA and MLB. The Welcome Matt draws comparisons between the moves the Canucks have made this offseason to those that their division rivals to the North the Edmonton Oilers. Kevin Woodley from In-Goal magazine joins next and gives his thoughts on the Canucks signing Jaroslav Halak, why he feels that next season is going to be more taxing on goaltenders, why he doesn't think that Halak would be interested in being involved in a backup tandem with Mikey DiPietro, what held up any trade that involved Braden Holtby, and tells us why the Darcy Keumper acquisition by the Avs is risky business. Thomas Drance follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and explains why he feels that Conor Garland is an incredible pickup for the Canucks, why he didn't like the price the Canucks paid for bottom-pairing defenceman Tucker Poolman, and why he thinks the Pacific division is up for grabs next season. The Price is Right suggests that the Canucks have a real shot at having six 20-goal scorers on its newly revamped lineup this season.  Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and tells us why Poolson needs to wear Loui Eriksson's old number 21, why he thinks that Tyler Motte could be used up the lineup, and wonders what the future is for Olli Juolevi with the Canucks.  The boys debate on Take 5 whether or not the Canucks will be a playoff team next year. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is expansion draft day with little to no surprises. The Welcome Matt looks at how the news of the day was leaked, as hours before what was supposed to be the big reveal the Kraken’s expansion list was leaked by the likes of Frank Seravalli and others. Kevin Woodley from In-Goal Magazine follows and tells us how he thought that Carey Price was going to get picked by the Kraken, explains why he thinks it was a bad move that the Kraken didn’t select Price, wonders if there is something behind the Kraken not taking Kaapo Kähkönen from the Wild, why he doesn’t think there is a big market for Braden Holtby, and tells us why he thinks that Mikey DiPietro being in Abbotsford will help the Canucks with its backup goalie hole. Jeff Paterson joins at an earlier time and gives his thoughts on the leaked list of players that came out of Seattle, why he thinks the Kraken’s goaltending picks are underwhelming, the importance of the Canucks keeping the 9th overall pick at the draft, and why Jim Benning can’t sit back and wait while now 31 teams compete to make their rosters better. The Price is Right looks at expansion in the big four leagues, suggesting that they’re tapped out for new franchises. Craig Button joins next and tells us how he likes the Kraken’s signings of Adam Larsson and Jamie Oleksiak are great moves, why he thinks that taking Mark Giordano is an asset accumulation move for the Kraken, why he isn’t surprised that Price wasn’t taken by Seattle, and gives his insight on who he thinks will be available for the Canucks at the draft with the 9th overall pick and in the second round. Blake looks to sizzle on Hot Take. We cap off the shows with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is expansion draft day with little to no surprises.  The Welcome Matt looks at how the news of the day was leaked, as hours before what was supposed to be the big reveal the Kraken's expansion list was leaked by the likes of Frank Seravalli and others.  Kevin Woodley from In-Goal Magazine follows and tells us how he thought that Carey Price was going to get picked by the Kraken, explains why he thinks it was a bad move that the Kraken didn't select Price, wonders if there is something behind the Kraken not taking Kaapo Kähkönen from the Wild, why he doesn't think there is a big market for Braden Holtby, and tells us why he thinks that Mikey DiPietro being in Abbotsford will help the Canucks with its backup goalie hole.  Jeff Paterson joins at an earlier time and gives his thoughts on the leaked list of players that came out of Seattle, why he thinks the Kraken's goaltending picks are underwhelming, the importance of the Canucks keeping the 9th overall pick at the draft, and why Jim Benning can't sit back and wait while now 31 teams compete to make their rosters better.  The Price is Right looks at expansion in the big four leagues, suggesting that they're tapped out for new franchises.  Craig Button joins next and tells us how he likes the Kraken's signings of Adam Larsson and Jamie Oleksiak are great moves, why he thinks that taking Mark Giordano is an asset accumulation move for the Kraken, why he isn't surprised that Price wasn't taken by Seattle, and gives his insight on who he thinks will be available for the Canucks at the draft with the 9th overall pick and in the second round.  Blake looks to sizzle on Hot Take. We cap off the shows with all the Errors & Omissions.        See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another week, another podcast.Today, the Vancouver Canucks extended goaltending coach Ian Clark, and announced the hiring of Brad Shaw. We break down all this and much more. Enjoy!Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another week, another podcast.This week Quads is joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine for a long interview to chat about the Canucks goaltending situation, Faber drops an interesting thought on Mikey DiPietro and if he should be looked at as a trade chip and then give an update on Vasily Podkolzin. We also have a new sponsor! Check out SQUISH, the hard seltzer for your summer drinking.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Canucks and Team Canada goaltender Mikey DiPietro joins Dan, Sat and Randip to discuss his year and his development. He chimes in on the experience with team Canada at the World Hockey Championships, and his goals for next season. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily […]

Steve and Steve are joined by former Ottawa 67, Vancouver Canucks prospect and Team Canada goalie at the World Championship Mikey DiPietro to talk about being selected to Team Canada, only playing four games this season and what the future holds for him.

The two Steves are joined by Mikey DiPietro, they chat about the World Championships, the NHL playoffs, Craig Anderson's performance in game 1 and the NBA's playoff format.

Dan, Sat, and Randip are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine to discuss the latest with Mikey DiPietro and the Canucks' goaltending situation. They also play Password 2.0! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Another day, more crazy news coming out of the NHL. The Welcome Matt breaks down what it’s going to take for the Canucks to move their AHL team to Abbotsford. Colin Stephenson from Newsday in New York fills us in on what exactly is happening with the Rangers after the organization parted ways unexpectedly with president John Davidson and general manager Jeff Gorton earlier in the day. Former Abbotsford Heat play-by-play announcer Brandon Astle follows Hashtags and tells us that he always felt that the Canucks would move their AHL farm team one day to the Fraser Valley. The Price is Right asks why not give young goaltender Mikey DiPietro a shot before the Canucks season comes to a close. Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and gives his take on the wild Rangers-Capitals game that featured six fights, including a line brawl, in the first five minutes of the game. J Pat also elaborated on the Canucks moving their farm team to Abbotsford, and how he feels that it is a good business move for the Aquilini family. Hot Take Wednesday and Errors and Omissions wraps up the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another day, more crazy news coming out of the NHL. The Welcome Matt breaks down what it’s going to take for the Canucks to move their AHL team to Abbotsford.  Colin Stephenson from Newsday in New York fills us in on what exactly is happening with the Rangers after the organization parted ways unexpectedly with president John Davidson and general manager Jeff Gorton earlier in the day.  Former Abbotsford Heat play-by-play announcer Brandon Astle follows Hashtags and tells us that he always felt that the Canucks would move their AHL farm team one day to the Fraser Valley.  The Price is Right asks why not give young goaltender Mikey DiPietro a shot before the Canucks season comes to a close.  Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and gives his take on the wild Rangers-Capitals game that featured six fights, including a line brawl, in the first five minutes of the game. J Pat also elaborated on the Canucks moving their farm team to Abbotsford, and how he feels that it is a good business move for the Aquilini family.  Hot Take Wednesday and Errors and Omissions wraps up the show.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another week, another podcast.This week, the fellas talk about JT Miller as a 3C, Kole Lind's debut and Mikey DiPietro's return to game action. They sprinkle in some talk about Olli Juolevi and Jack Rathbone and Faber nearly holds off Quads to maintain his status as the best golfer on the podcast.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another week, another podcast. This week the fellas spend a ton of time talking about goaltenders, the defence core and continue to campaign for Kole Lind to get into an NHL game. Faber breaks down Quads' pitching and we talk about Jason Botchford before wrapping things up with a prospects report straight outta Utica.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another week, another podcast.This week the fellas talk about the return of the "Sea of Grandlunds", ask why Kole Lind isn't getting into the lineup, talk Mikey DiPietro and close things out with a prospects report involving Dmitri Zlodeyev winning the MHL title. Faber is joined by top draft prospect for the 2021 NHL Entry Draft, Fabian Lysell.If you made it this far, thanks!Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The show begins with some big news, as the always popular Take 5 returns where the boys debate whether or not Mikey DiPietro should be given some starts while the Canucks try to ice a depleted lineup.  The Welcome Matt dives into the ongoing tension between the Canucks players and the NHL, wondering why the NHLPA didn’t step up to back the players.  Emily Kaplan from ESPN joins the show next and takes a look at the Canucks games this weekend that have now been postponed. Emily also gives her insight on whether or not the NHL players in the North Division in Canada would accept going into a bubble for the divisional portion of the their playoffs.  Our Thursday Canucks insider Thomas Drance follows and breaks down how the players have been feeling in recovery from the COVID-19 variant that has buckled the team, forcing this weekends games to get postponed. The Price is Right takes a look at the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and how this could be the best chance for an NHL Canadian team to break the 27 year drought.  The Canucks have gone silent after news broke yesterday that the team had a late evening call with the NHLPA, and today after this weekends games have been postponed. Our man on the beat Jeff Paterson joined to try to explain just what is going on within the organization.  Take 5 follows J-Pat and it’s a spicy debate that ends up being very one sided. Errors and Omissions wraps up the show where the boys are quizzed about a stellar year of perfect games in the MLB.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The show begins with some big news, as the always popular Take 5 returns where the boys debate whether or not Mikey DiPietro should be given some starts while the Canucks try to ice a depleted lineup. The Welcome Matt dives into the ongoing tension between the Canucks players and the NHL, wondering why the NHLPA didn’t step up to back the players. Emily Kaplan from ESPN joins the show next and takes a look at the Canucks games this weekend that have now been postponed. Emily also gives her insight on whether or not the NHL players in the North Division in Canada would accept going into a bubble for the divisional portion of the their playoffs. Our Thursday Canucks insider Thomas Drance follows and breaks down how the players have been feeling in recovery from the COVID-19 variant that has buckled the team, forcing this weekends games to get postponed. The Price is Right takes a look at the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and how this could be the best chance for an NHL Canadian team to break the 27 year drought. The Canucks have gone silent after news broke yesterday that the team had a late evening call with the NHLPA, and today after this weekends games have been postponed. Our man on the beat Jeff Paterson joined to try to explain just what is going on within the organization. Take 5 follows J-Pat and it’s a spicy debate that ends up being very one sided. Errors and Omissions wraps up the show where the boys are quizzed about a stellar year of perfect games in the MLB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another week, another podcast.This week, the guys talk about Jim Benning's words to the fanbase through the media, then they have a heated argument about Mikey DiPietro and finish up with a short prospects report and a betting segment. A big welcome to Puck Drop Manager as well, check them out @PuckDropManager or visit PuckDrop.app !!Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Woodley says the Canucks depended on Vezina-calbre goaltending from Jacob Markstrom last year, and that's a high standard to emulate again. Kev gets into Mikey DiPietro's situation and how Mikey needs to get some game action

This week we're joined by Mikey Dipietro to chat about some incredible hockey moments. Playing in the World Juniors, winning a Memorial Cup, and being traded to the Ottawa 67s. We also dive into him leaving social media behind. Watch and listen on your favourite platform: https://linktr.ee/greelsreelsFollow the Utica Comets to stay up to date on Mikey Dipietro : https://www.instagram.com/uticacomets/

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says Mikey DiPietro will be a good third goaile for the Canucks, but they should look for a veteran to support DiPietro in the minors. Kevin gets into the timeline for Braden Holtby to start working with Ian Clark

Steve and AJ are joined by former Ottawa 67 and current Vancouver Canucks prospect Mikey DiPietro to talk about his first professional season and facing Marco Rossi and Jack Quinn in practice every day during his time with the 67's.

Steve and AJ are joined by Mikey DiPietro and hear from Pierre Dorion via Zoom.

JD Burke says the Canucks seem very willing to pay Jacob Markstrom, but his concern is term and a long contract. JD does say the Canucks have situated themselves well if they lose a goalie, with Mikey DiPietro in the wings

JD Burke says the Canucks seem very willing to pay Jacob Markstrom, but his concern is term and a long contract. JD does say the Canucks have situated themselves well if they lose a goalie, with Mikey DiPietro in the wings

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says proprietary data shows Jacob Markstrom is very much in the Vezina mix, and he essentially allowed no easy goals all season. Kevin gets into Mikey DiPietro's season, suggesting DiPietro has made concrete, effective changes to his style

Another week, another podcast.This week the boys chat about the recent signing of Nils Hoglander, they discuss is Tyler Myers is good or not and JD Burke joins the show to shed some light on both of these situations. Cory chats about Mikey DiPietro and some of the defenceman that could play very different roles for the Comets next season. Then the guys wrap up the show talking about Josh Leivo as he is on an expiring contract. Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aidan and Braeden cover the Canucks top prospects Nils Hoglander, Vasili Podkolzin, Brogan Rafferty, Olli Juolevi, Mikey DiPietro, Kole Lind, Nikita Tryamkin, Jack Rathbone, and Jett Woo!

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says there are still too many breakdowns in front of Canucks goalies, and what he's seen of Mikey DiPietro shows a young player willing to put the work in to be better

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says Thatcher Demko will need to carry the load in goal, as Kevin isn't sure Louis Domingue will be better than the odd spot start. Kev says, right now, Mikey DiPietro might be a better goalie than Domingue, but you can't throw DiPietro into this spot

On tonight's edition of Utica Comets #Insider, Rain and Scoop were joined by Mikey DiPietro at The 72 Tavern & Grill and joined on the phone with Chris Faber, and Cory Hergott both from CanucksArmy.

Another week, another podcast.This week the fellas chat about what Adam Gaudette has done to the top nine and more specifically what we can expect from him as the Canucks third line centre moving forward. We chat about the standings and why moving to the European 3-2-1-0 format might be better. There's some All-Star and Loui Eriksson chat mixed in there and we close out the episode with some Nikita Tryamkin talk. Mixed in near the end is our recurring segment "Ridin the Bus" with Cory Hergott where we come together to chat about Justin Bailey, Kole Lind and why Mikey DiPietro isn't getting more starts. We are happy to be presented by Parallel 49 Brewing. The best beer on this side of the moon. Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the pilot episode with our new co-host format. Chris Faber and David Quadrelli talk about the goalie situation, Jake Virtanen and answer some questions from twitter. As always we are joined by Cory Hergott to break down the Utica Comets in our weekly segment "Ridin the Bus". We chat about Kole Lind becoming a centre, Justin Bailey's hat trick and how Mikey DiPietro has been evolving in his first professional season.

Kevin Woodley suggests re-signing Jacob Markstrom makes the most sense for the Canucks, assuming the price is right. Kevin was also impressed with what he saw from Mikey DiPietro, and says DiPietro is developing very well

Utica Comet's play by play man Joe Roberts joined Rink Wide on TSN1040 to discuss the Comets start to the season, including full reviews on a number of Canucks prospects, touching on the play of Nikolay Goldobin and Mikey Dipietro.

On tonight's Utica Comets #Insider, live from The 72 Tavern, Rain & Scoop were joined by Mikey DiPietro, Play by Play voice Joe Roberts & Cory Hergott from CanucksArmy.

InGoal Magazine's Kevin Woodley says he could see the Canucks going with Mikey DiPietro, Zane McIntyre, and Richard Bachman in Utica. He see's DiPietro and McIntyre likely getting majority of starts and Bachman playng a mentor role.

In this Episode of the InGoal Radio Podcast presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, we enjoy the second part of Kevin Woodley’s discussion with Canuck’s Goaltending Coach Ian Clark, and we also sit down with one of Clark’s newest pupils, Mikey DiPietro in his first season as a pro looking both back on his development and forward to the first season as a pro. Back at the Hockey Shop with Cam for the gear segment, we look at the new Brian’s Smart Toe Cords – a new take on the velcro straps that adds a component of the old skate lace and knots systems.

Welcome to The Fin Factor, a weekly podcast series where we discuss the San Jose Sharks NHL hockey team. This week we talk about the Sharks games last week against the Canucks and Capitals, lighting up Mikey DiPietro, Thornton passing Gordie Howe, Karlsson returning from injury, trade rumors with Marcus Johansson, Don Cherry upset with the Carolina Hurricanes' fun, and this week's games against the Bruins, Penguins, Blue Jackets, and Red Wings. This episode is hosted by Paul Sunseri and Aaron Sholl, two avid Sharks fans.

Jamie McLennan says Jacob Markstrom looks now like a goalie who can handle 60ish games and give Thatcher Demko time to develop at the NHL level. Noodles says, despite the tough start against San Jose, Mikey DiPietro has a good future ahead, too. All in all, McLennan likes how the Canucks are set up, for the future, in goal

Caleb and Art go hard on the Canucks struggles in San Jose and Anaheim. RANT Alert! Kirby can't hold his displeasure in on this pod. They also talk Mikey DiPietro and Zach MacEwen's debut and what to do about the defunct power-play. Also talked about on this podcast: -Tanev and Edler are hurt again at the same time. -Canucks trade for G Marek Mazanec -Adam Gaudette gets recalled - Trade deadline talk - New HNIC show idea! - Oilers still struggle   Contact us at betweenthestammers@gmail.com @Kirbman23 @ArtAronson                               

Jason Botchford of the Athletics says the biggest indictment of Jim Benning is that Alex Edler and Chris Tanev are still the top two defencemen on the Canucks, and the Canucks must totally rethink how they’ve built their defense. Botch discusses the Mikey DiPietro situation, and the Brandon Sutter injury and how that affects the Canucks

Mike and Jason discuss Mikey DiPietro's debut vs San Jose and what responsibility Canucks management has for playing a raw rookie in a playoff drive. Kevin Woodley from InGoal Magazine joins, along with Dave Tomlinson

Kevin Woodley from InGoal Magazine says Mikey DiPietro, and the Canucks, clearly weren't ready for DiPietro to start last night...and that has to hang on the feet of management.

Craig Button says last night's start for Mikey DiPietro was simply due to unfortunate circumstances, but DiPietro will bounce back strongly from a tough outing.

Jon Abbott says the Canucks put Mikey DiPietro into a tough spot, but also says the kid will be just fine. Jon liked what he say from Zack MacEwen last night, too

Ray Ferraro discusses all things Canucks including their game against the red-hot flames on Saturday and the potential of Mikey DiPietro possibly seeing some minutes down the stretch in Vancouver.