Podcasts about Whitecaps

The Wild are scoring machines. We talk goals, goalies and trash talkin before bringing in guest AJ Galante, former hockey GM of the now defunct Danbury Trashers turned Netflix documentary star.  As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at ChamplinInsurance.com this is Season 3, episode 101. 

Halford and Brough are joined by Mike Tanier and Brady Henderson to talk about the crumbling Seattle Seahawks. Jason laments Russell Wilson's narcissism as one of the root issues of the team. Colin Miller joins the show to talk about the Whitecaps loss in the playoffs at the hands of Sporting KC. 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.

We are so pumped to be recording episode 100. Hang the jersey from the rafters because this a milestone we won't soon forget.  We've got some fun sprinkled in with our usual hockey hot topics, plus Anthony LaPanta joins us to talk all things Minnesota Wild.  As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at ChamplinInsurance.com this is Season 3, episode 100. 

Mike and Jason get you set for the Whitecaps' first playoff match in 4 seasons with Tom Bogert. Bob, The Moj, Marjanovich joins the show to talk BC Lions. We have some fun with Ask Us Anything Friday.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.

We're bringing it back this week - that's right, the GOALIE DEBATE. Plus how bad are the Arizona Coyotes? Bad. Like bad bad. And we bring in our friend Dane Mizutani who is also a true Swiftie to chat hockey and Taylor Swift's new album.  As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at ChamplinInsurance.com this is Season 3, episode 99. 

Mike and Jason, impressed with the Canucks PP improvements, highlight that the PK still needs work. Mike Tanier joins the show to talk NFL. Axel Schuster joins the show to talk about the Whitecaps. 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. […]

Vegas wins the Jack Eichel lottery (how much will that pun be used this year) and no.97 gets back to his scoring ways -- probably. Plus we'll debate Kaprizov vs. Gaborik and which Minnesota Wild player we think is the early early early season MVP.   As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund this is Season 3, episode 98. 

Fredy Montero gets a PK goal early in the match, but the Whitecaps answer quickly, and that's where the scoring ended as the Sounders and Vancouver ended up with a 1-1 draw. Unfortunately, the Colorado Rapids won today, which means the Sounders have dropped to the #2 seed. Jackson Felts, joined by Danny Jackson adn Wade Webber break down this match, and look ahead to RSL in two weeks.

Mike and Jason get you set for Canucks v Preds. They talk about the unicorn that is Conor McDavid. Whitecaps' Brian White joins the show. 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. 

For the final time in the regular season in 2021, LAFC took the pitch at the Cathedral of the Black and Gold, Banc of California Stadium. In what was as close to a must-win match as we have played in a year, LAFC took on the white-hot Whitecaps with their playoff lives on the line, and… despite a 1-1 draw, LAFC is not dead yet. LAFC got off to a nightmarish start, allowing a goal at the 15' mark off a pass from Brian White to Cristian Dajome. Instead of giving in and giving up, LAFC took control of the match, mustering chance after chance en route to finally cracking the Vancouver defense during first half stoppage time. A ball that pinballed around the box found its way off of Vancouver defender Florian Jungwirth over to wunderkind Mamadou Fall, who taps it in from mere inches to level the match and give LAFC and the entire chorus of the faithful at the Banc a much-needed boost. In the second half, LAFC took control, again earning most of the quality chances. But LAFC's chances all went begging, especially a whisker-thin miss by Chicho Arango at the death to keep it a 1-1 final. LAFC now no longer controls their playoff destiny and will look to get help from Sporting KC, Seattle, Minnesota, and heck, maybe even Carson on Decision Day 2021. But none of it will matter unless LAFC takes all three points from Colorado. Also on this episode, Scarf gets a migraine, Filly wishes he could be aboard the Titanic, and the boys go in on idiots in the South End chanting a particular word. Congrats to the Atuestas on welcoming Matias into the family! With just one regular season match remaining on the schedule, there's still a chance, Defenders! We just need a little help from our “friends”. 

We finally have a Canucks win to recap as they got a victory against the Rangers.We bring in Jeff Paterson from Sekeres and Price to break down the Canucks performance and we also chat with Paul Dolan as the Whitecaps pick up a draw in LA and head home for the final game on decision day on Sunday.

#KAPRIZOVWATCH -- scoring edition. Will Kirill Kaprizov ever score again?! We take a look at the Wild through the first few games before diving into the somber discussion of how the Chicago Blackhawks and hockey community failed Kyle Beach.  As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at champlininsurance.com this is Season 3, episode 97.

Fab 3 are back with some music talk and then lots of women's soccer news from the USWNT in St. Paul to the NWSL regular season soon ending. Then they look at MNUFC's loss to the Whitecaps and their upcoming spooky Halloween SKC match and a very cursed hellish possessed evil winding road full of probability and the slim possibility of a post-season. The Curse of the English Toffee. Boo! The terror. MLS wraps, Copa do Brasil, and more.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. The wild, wild West is going down to the wire and the Whitecaps are right in the mix for a first postseason berth since 2017. Wednesday's night's win over Minnesota was huge for the 'Caps playoff hopes and with two games left to play, a point may prove to be all they need. We pick over the bones of that win and look at some of the standout performances, plus we round up the midweek MLS action and look ahead to the season run-in for all of those teams battling for a playoff spot. But it's not all been happy news in Whitecapsland as the women's team abuse scandal that rocked the club resurfaced this week with allegations against another coach. With this following on from disturbing abuse allegations coming out of the NWSL over the past few months, we chat about the issue of player safety in the women's game and what lessons will be learned for future generations from these cases. And there's still time to chat about some of the other big talking points around Canadian soccer this week and bring you two more tunes from our Artists of the Month, Australian band The Chats, one of them in this week's Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.24: MLS West midweek round-up 09.26: Whitecaps v Minnesota postgame analysis 36.56: MLS season run-in chat and LAFC preview 54.11: Wavelength - The Chats - 4573 57.50: Abuse allegations in women's soccer 87.48: Canadian soccer news round-up

The interim-manager for the Vancouver Whitecaps, Vanni Sartini joined Matt and Blake after an emotional night at BC Place after a 2-2 W over MUFC. It was a fantastic 2nd half with a 2nd goal who deserved to win at the end of the match. It was beautiful to celebrate. It is the triumph of the will to win games like this. Talked about Brian White and what has made him so successful. Vanni says that the team will need to win one of the last 2 matches to clinch playoffs. Talked about what he does after the game. It's a fantastic bit and you will want to hear it. Talked about what he thinks of himself on TV. Says he is clumsy and is lucky that doesn't fall.  Jay Janower joined the show from Global BC. Talked about working sports in news TV. They pride themselves in being local, to search out local stories and telling the amateur stories as well. It bugs him that it is a dying breed. Talked about what he makes of The Canucks this year. He is really perplexed because he likes the moves that GMJB has made. This home-stand is massive for the team. He isn't seeing the same player he saw in the first season for EP40. If he can't regain his form, the team is in trouble. He was so confident with the puck on his stick and Jay isn't seeing any of that lately. He used to fight for pucks, not right now. Talked about the lotto line. Thinks it is hurting Petey right now. Talked about the job Tyler Myers is doing, not picking up penalties and staying on his feet. Talked about Demko and when he should be garnering some Vezina chatter. Talked about having fans back in the seats. Finished off by talking about the sense he is getting from the Abbotsford Canucks.  Karin Larsen of the CBC joined Matt and Blake to talk about the Whitecaps and the recent and past problems with some of their coaching and the sexual assault cases. She talked about why Bob Birarda had his court date, that was supposed to be today, pushed back. It's been ninth time it has been pushed back. She says that this is a very normal thing to happen as there is a lot going on. Including some of the charges being applied at different times and the various rules at that time. Talked about the new allegations against Hubert Busby Jr. Talked about the Whitecaps and how they deal with these matters. There seems to be a playbook with the club and how do deal with them. Says that what Mallory Enoch is alleging is criminal in nature. Karin talked about the way this should be dealt with. Thinks there needs to be more transparency. Tried to FOI Canada Soccer and it didn't pull anything in. Knows that there are documents out there that say something.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan, Sat and Randip are joined by Adnan Virk to talk about the latest from around the NFL and MLB as the World Series continues. They also speak to Martin MacMahon about the allegations made against the Whitecaps. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position […]

Andrew and Charlie are joined by two special guests (Whitecaps' interim manager Vanni Sartini + The Athletic's Sam Stejskal) to break down a playoffs shoots-and-ladders Week 33. 4:42 - Revs set the points record - are they the best MLS team of all time? 17:41 - Quick updates on open coaching and GM positions around MLS 23:06 - Interview: Vanni Sartini on the Vancouver Whitecaps' resurgence 45:36 - Will Seattle or SKC take the No. 1 seed in the West? 57:01 - It's time to be concerned about Minnesota United 1:01:17 - D.C. United scraps to a win, Losada says reinforcements needed 1:04:35 - Atlanta's stars lead them to a comeback win 1:06:43 - Nashville finally gets a win in a wild game 1:10:30 - Mailbag

Sam U'ren, Assistant General Manager of the Minnesota Whitecaps and Associate Social Admin for the Minnesota Wild, joins the pod for our first installment of "Weekly Whitecaps." In this edition, Sam introduces herself, how she fell in love with hockey, her unique college experience and how all of that led to two incredible roles within the Minnesota professional hockey community. Sam will be joining our show weekly to provide updates and insights into the Minnesota Whitecaps and we're thrilled to have her knowledge and be able to share it with all of our listeners! Follow us on Twitter @SoundTheFoghorn And on Instagram: @soundthefoghorn Brett Marshall @B_Marsh92 Zeke Boyat @ZBwildnation_HW Justin Bakke @deast2004, @mnwprospects & @KaprizovC Thanks to Kyle Hance (@Enerrgizer) for designing our podcast's logo. Intro music: "Feel Something" by ILLENIUM, Excision and I Prevail. Outro music: "Heavenly Side" by ILLENIUM and Matt Maeson. New episodes every Thursday night covering the Minnesota Wild, their prospects, the NHL, AHL and more! Please follow, rate and leave us a review! 

Dan, Sat and Randip are joined by Dan Rosen to go around the NHL and get his thoughts on the horrible situation with the 2010 Chicago Blackhawks. After that, we touch on the Whitecaps and then replay our conversation with Kevin Woodley. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and […]

On today's show we look back to the Canucks loss against Minnesota with Jeff Paterson from Sekeres and Price and we setup another Vancouver vs. Minnesota matchup with Corey Basso on the Whitecaps.

Mike is joined by Greg Wyshynski as they go over the report that uncovered the sexual harassment that took place with the Blackhawks in 2010. Whitecaps manager Vanni Sartini also joins the show. 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 […]

The Minnesota Wild Winning Ways? We'll take a look at how they've gone 4-0 (as of today) plus check in with Adam Beckman in Iowa as their season gets underway. Not to mention, did ya hear the news about ESPN+ and PHF. Let me tell ya.  As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at champlin insurance dot com this is Season 3, episode 96. 

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. It's been a busy week for Vancouver Whitecaps with three games in seven days and seven points taken from them. It's left the team above the playoff line with three games to go. Can they hang on? Can they even secure a home playoff game? And what does all of that mean for interim head coach Vanni Sartini? It's going to be a nervy end to the season. We chat about all of that and more as we look back at the Whitecaps dramatic come from behind win in Portland and the hangover draw in San Jose. What does that do to the team's mentality and how the rest of the West will view them? Was dropping points in San Jose just them running out of juice? We look at the latest playoff picture in the MLS West and preview the crucial midweek match against Minnesota. And there's still time to chat about the Canadian women's celebration tour, play a Wavelength song all about Qatar 2022, and bring you two more tunes from our Artists of the Month, Australian band The Chats. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.25: Intro and football cards 07.50: That Timbers win and what it does for the Whitecaps 33.02: Earthquakes v Whitecaps postgame analysis 57.43: MLS West weekend round-up 80.35: Minnesota preview 100.52: Wavelength - Rasmus Wold - Never Mind The Slavery 104.40: World Cup 2022 chat 110.20: CanWNT Celebration tour

British Columbians will be required to have two vaccine cards following federal rules & looming deadline for healthcare workers in BC to get their vaccines How many healthcare workers will B.C. need to replace? Will that even be possible? With more we check in with Keith Baldrey, Global BC's Legislative Bureau Chief How many Conservative MPs remain unvaccinated? Will they be allowed in parliament? With more we check in with Alex Boutilier, National politics reporter for Global News Forecasting BC's economic growth for 2022 and beyond Bryan Yu of Central 1 Credit Union tells us how quickly British Columbia's economy will recover over the next year  Canada's massive labour shortage not just impacting restaurant industry as retail sector also struggles Is Canada's retail sector in recovery mode? We ask Greg Wilson, Director of Government Relations in BC for the Retail Council of Canada Detailing the difficult life for those who work in the film industry With news breaking of a tragic gun accident involving actor Alec Baldwin, while on set of his new movie, we discuss just how grueling set life is in the film industry. Jawn Jang, Show Contributor for The Jas Johal Show joins us to describe his experiences as a film extra.  Live sports is returning to CKNW airwaves for the first time in 15 years this weekend! Corey Basso, Whitecaps' play-by-play radio announcer on AM730 joins us to setup the return of live sports on CKNW this weekend!  The Abbotsford Canucks host their inaugural home opener tonight against the Henderson Silver Knights! Joining the show is former NHL player and current General Manager of the Abbotsford Canucks, Ryan Johnson as his teams hits the ice for the first time at home in Abbotsford  Three Things on The Jas Johal Show! CKNW contributor Jawn Jang brings you this weeks edition of Three Things!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corey Basso, Whitecaps' play-by-play radio announcer on AM730 joins us to setup the return of live sports on CKNW this weekend!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Manuel Veth who covers both the Vancouver Whitecaps and the Bundesliga for Transfermarkt joins Glenn to discuss all the latest with both the Whitecaps as well as what's been going on with the top division over in Germany. 

Vancouver Whitecaps FC Striker, Brian White joined Matt and Blake. Started off by chatting about what it was like to be on the pitch and how big a comeback it was. Says it was important to get over the playoff bar. Talked about leaving RBNY, the club and state he calls home. Says the writing was on the wall and it was time for him to leave. The grass has been greener on the other side, for sure. Fell in love with the city as soon as he got here. Hopes to stay with the club because it is working out so well. Says that he has his sights on some club records. It's been a lot of fun while they are winning. Guys are enjoying this time and the playoff push as well as enjoying each others company. Talked about the interaction with the fans and singing Stand By Me at the end. Fans have been great and really looking forward to the last 2 games. Talked about Nerwinski and being a great friend, before they were teammates. Scott Rintoul, veteran Vancouver broadcaster joined Matt and Blake for the first time in nearly 4 years. And the first time he has hit the airwaves since his departure from Rogers, a month ago. Started off by a talking to the audience for some thoughts as you no longer get a chance to have a last show these days. Talked about what it was like to serve two markets, in Vancouver and Calgary. Somehow he managed to watch all the games. Talked about working with Karen Surman. It was overdue for her to get a shot. Talked about the Canucks and how they're doing. Followed that up with thoughts on full capacity. Talked about the Whitecaps and if they are for real. Makes a great point about nobody wanting to deal with Gauld and White right now. Talked about Lions. There is a lot of work, not just on the football field, to get people back to the games. New ownership needs to learn on how to understand the common man.  Jeff Paterson, Canucks Reporter in his regular spot. Started talking about Podkolzin and why he will be healthy scratched. JPat is ok with him sitting a game out here. Not like he has burned the lights out his first four games. This will be an eye-opener for him as he takes this game in the press box. Talked about EP40 and the club needing him now. Talked about the starting goalies. The game will be delayed because Patrick Kane is being celebrated for his 1000 games., despite it being after the fact. Talked about Adam Gaudette and him being healthy scratch. Who knows where his NHL career goes from here.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. We cover a lot of bases again this week as we talk football at club and country level around the country. The temperature gauge was certainly rising in the MLS Western Conference as the action heated up with six games remaining. The Whitecaps finished the weekend in the same situation they started it, one point and one place back off the playoff line. They kept there with a fantastically hard fought home win over Sporting Kansas City. We pick over the bones of that game, look at the weekend's action in the West, and preview the 'Caps next two matches. Can they keep things going? Plus we look at Canada's World Cup qualifier against Panama and cast our eyes over the latest results and standings in the Canadian Premier League. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.36: Intro and football cards 08.09: MLS West weekend round-up 18.49: Whitecaps v Sporting KC postgame analysis 41.46: Portland and San Jose preview 57.40: Canada CONCACAF World Cup qualifying chat 87.50: Canadian Premier League chat 97.00: Wavelength - Ultraska - Against Modern Football

Hockey, hockey and MORE hockey. Did you expect anything else? We bring in our pal Wes Walz to breakdown, preview and bring chaotic takes to the 2021-22 Minnesota Wild season.  Plus, Wayne Gretzky going bardown on Charles Barkley -- things you love to see on NHL on TNT (and some things we don't love to see with the new broadcast)  Presented by SotaStick (https://sotastickco.com/) - Brought to you by Jim Beam (https://www.jimbeam.com/,) Bettor Edge (https://www.bettoredge.com/ - Promo Code “BEAUTS” for $10 FREE) & State Farm Agent Tony Hoaglund (https://www.champlininsurance.com/)

Guest: Vanni Sartini, Acting head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. We cover a lot of bases this week as we talk football at club and country level around the country and the region. Kicking things off in Major League Soccer, we delve into the latest Cascadia Cup clash that saw the Whitecaps fall to a 4-1 defeat in Seattle. After a horrible start, they gave a decent account of themselves at times during the match, but defensive lapses loomed large and cost them dearly. We look at all the highs and lows coming out of the match, where that leave's the 'Caps in the MLS West playoff race, and look at the season run-in for all the team in and around them. Moving on to the international stage and CONCACAF World Cup qualifying, we look back at Canada's two draws with Mexico and Jamaica, the chances taken and the missed opportunities, and after a dramatic round of games, where that leaves all the teams five matches in ahead of a big Canada v Panama game on Wednesday evening. And we round things off this episode with a discussion about the new League 1 BC that was officially announced this week. We chat about the details that have been revealed thus far and discuss whether BC is ready for such a league, the importance of getting the excitement in the local communities in growing the game here, what this can mean in the grand scheme of player development, and a lot more. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.41: Intro and football cards 11.46: Sounders v Whitecaps postgame analysis 29.41: MLS West playoff race - the lie of the land and the road ahead 46.00: Canada CONCACAF World Cup qualifying chat 82.07: League 1 BC launch discussion 104.45: Wavelength - Loyalty - Give Football Back To The Working Class

NHL SEASON BABY. We are days away from the Minnesota Wild's season opener in Cali, and days away from the annual DinoMights fundraising event to make hockey accessible to Minnesota's inner-city youth. Program executive director Scott Harman joins to share how DinoMights is building character people through hockey.As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at champlininsurance.com this is Season 3, episode 94. 

Sounders get the win over the Whitecaps tonight. Jackson Felts, joined by Danny Jackson, recaps the match, and looks ahead to what's next for the Rave Green.

After a crucial win against San Jose Earthquakes at BC Place, Vancouver Whitecaps FC are set to take on Cascadia Cup rivals Seattle Sounders FC at Lumen Field this Saturday Guest: Vanni Sartini, Acting head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of The Unnamed Sports Show, your host Joshua Griffith is joined by Vancouver Whitecaps Interim Head Coach Vanni Sartini. I ask about the squad's big 3-0 win over San Jose last week and a look ahead to the Cascadia Clash Saturday night against the Seattle Sounders. The Whitecaps sit one point back of the playoff line in the Major League Soccer Western Conference and are running out of time with just 7 matches remaining. I ask Vanni what the team needs to do in the final portion of the season to get across that line? Then we chat about Vanni Sartini's football past and his love of the game. Then we get into some fun stuff as we get into his cat "Freida", His favorite and least favorite stadiums to play in, the most curious thing ever thrown at him, and much more! Make sure to follow the Vancouver Whitecaps as they continue their run of 14 unbeaten in their last 15 matches. #VWFC #MLS #VamosVancouver #Whitecaps #VancouverWhitecaps Special thanks to Don Andrews and "The Matinee" for the wonderful introduction Follow your host on Twitter @JoshuaGriffith0 for all the latest news as Sports Talk Line will have you covered for the MLS Playoff Race. Subscribe and rate where ever you listen to your podcasts

Matt and Blake were pleased to welcome fellow Go Goat Sports family member, Darren Dreger to the show. Dregs started off by talking about how the landscape of the business has changed and why he is excited to join us on a weekly basis, every Wednesday. Pivoting from that, he talked about what he has heard on the Travis Hamonic file. Isn't sure at this point if he will get over what he is dealing with. Doesn't know the situation with Sutter. Talked about the job that the PA has done convincing players to get vaccinated. Not leaning one way or another with Hamonic. Doesn't know enough about what he has been told. It's such a difficult and delicate situation. Talked about Pettersson and Hughes and the ramifications within the organization or even league wide. It was an interesting reaction around the league and Dregs thinks that the Canucks did well with the deals. Some GM's were surprised that both players didn't come in on a bridge. Though, everyone thinks this was pretty fair all along. Talked about Brady Tkachuk. Dregs weighed into Evander Kane and the allegations that keep piling up, including the latest with falsifying a vaccination test. Says that nobody in the NHL or the Sharks want to touch this with a 10 foot pole. Says he just can't stay out of the mud. Talked about Jack Eichel and the latest in his saga. Feels that the situation is moving. Timing is no one's friend here. Whoever ends up with him is probably going to lose this year's service. There have been many grenades that the PA has had to dodge over the last year. Hasn't heard anything recently that the PA should be on alert to replace Don Fehr.  Paul Dolan, TSN Whitecaps Colour Commentator joined the show to help set up a big World Cup Qualifying window for Canada's Mens National Team. Started off by talking about Max Crepeau and the opportunity he has in front of him to start for Canada. The team is in good position as there is no pressure there. He has already been here before, in the gold cup. It's the perfect storm for him to show up and do well. Dolie thinks he will be call upon in the game quite a bit. If Max can get a good run of games, you could see a change moving forward. Talked about the Canadian efforts vs Mexico in the Gold Cup. They probably should have win, and that was without Davies. Paul went down memory lane to talk about some of the results that were positive, even if it was a loss. Shifted to the Whitecaps and what they are up against vs Seattle this weekend. Paul likes what he has seen from this team with Vanni at the helm. The manager doesn't feel like they are missing anything with Crepeau out of the lineup. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson joined in his regular spot and started off by talking about what he saw from Podkolzin last night. Says 2nd period was easily his best of period of the season, not that it was a high bar. Talked about some of the guys who are auditioning that aren't getting the job done. Talked about where they like Chiasson. Needs a contract first but there is a nice little nugget with him as a PP1 guy. JPat said it was nice to see EP40 ripping one-timers at the net, despite catching Demko up high. Ian Clark went over to have a word with him about keeping it low. Talked about Nic Petan. He has a willingness to do whatever it takes to stay in the NHL. He isn't the same player he broke into the NHL with. Talked about players the team moved on from today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Canucks are back in action tonight at Rogers Arena as the Seattle Kraken visit for the first time.We bring in Brian White from the Whitecaps to chat about his hat trick performance over the weekend at BC Place for the Caps. Also Craig Button from TSN discusses Nic Petan and also what the Canucks defensive depth is like.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. The Whitecaps made it one loss in their last 15 matches with a crucial 3-0 win over San Jose Earthquakes at the weekend, moving to within a point of the MLS playoff places thanks to a Brian White hat-trick. We pick over the bones of that one, hear from head coach Vanni Sartini, and see where the win leaves the 'Caps in the playoff picture. We also delve in the Whitecaps attacking and defensive options for the rest of this season and next, and debate whether now is the time for a settled starting line-up when possible or is the tinkering a way to keep things fresh and the opposition on their toes? Turning our attention to the international stage, we look ahead to Canada's three World Cup qualifiers and chat with 'Caps keeper Maxime Crepeau about them. Plus what is Vanni Sartini's favourite jam? Does Florian Jungwirth fancy a chocolate digestive? Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.35: Intro and football cards 06.35: Whitecaps v Earthquakes postgame analysis 28.05: Vanni Sartini discussion 43.00: Vanni Sartini's Favourite Jam 44.50: MLS round-up and Seattle preview 64.16: Whitecaps defensive chat 78.03: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive? - Florian Jungwirth 80.16: Whitecaps striker chat - Cava v White, who's here next year? 102.42: Canada World Cup qualifying chat 112.03: Maxime Crepeau on WCQs 117.57: Wavelength - Superyob - Sweet FA

Is it October yet? You bet it is. That means regular season hockey is right around the corner. Another Wild season is on the horizon as is the first EVER Seattle Kraken season. Intersectionality consultant for the Kraken Chanel Keenan joins us to talk about her role with the newest NHL team. As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at champlininsurance.com this is Season 3, episode 93. 

With last Saturday's 1-0 home win over Dallas and Wednesday's draw at Houston, the 'Caps have now won five, tied two and only lost once in their last eight matches in MLS play making them one of the hottest teams in the league. Guest: Vanni Sartini, Acting head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. And what a busy week it's been. The Whitecaps got back to winning ways with a narrow victory at home to FC Dallas on Saturday. We look at the highlights and lowlights coming out of that one, where that leaves the team after the weekend's results, and look ahead to the Houston game midweek. And Whitecaps CEO and Sporting Director Axel Schuster joins us to chat about the new Leagues Cup format, the search for a new head coach, and the development of the 'Caps' U19s. We also hear from MLS Commissioner Don Garber about the revamped Leagues Cup, Pacific FC's Pa-Modou Kah and Forge FC's Bobby Smyrniotis talk about One Soccer's new deal with Telus, automatic qualification to the CONCACAF Champions League from 2024 for two CPL teams, and growing the league. Plus we look at Rob Gale's departure at Valour and hear from his replacement, former Whitecaps assistant coach Phillip Dos Santos, Pa-Modou Kah talks Canadian Championship semi-finals, Werd (SOS) ends his residency as our Artist of the Month for September, and Nottingham punk band Resistance 77 are in Wavelength as Football Violence Awareness Month wraps up. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.37: Intro and football cards 06.32: Whitecaps v Dallas postgame analysis 30.51: Axel Schuster on coaching search and U19s 44.50: MLS round-up and Houston preview 57.11: Leagues Cup revamp with audio from Garber and Schuster 77.00: Pa Modou Kah on CCL and League Cups revamp and growing CPL 92.43: Bobby Smyrniotis on CCL and League Cups revamp and growing CPL 100.25: Rob Gale out at Valour, Phillip Dos Santos takes over 119.05: Pa-Modou Kah on Canadian Championship semi-finals 125.10: Wavelength - Resistance '77 - Saturday On The Terraces

HE'S HEEEERE. #KaprizovWatch comes to an end, RIP our graphic, and the Wild are back on the ice at training camp. Iowa Wild coach Tim Army helps us break down prospects Marco Rossi and Matt Boldy (and others) as we hit full throttle on the preseason. As always, we're created by new voice studios, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at champlin insurance dot com this is Season 3, episode 92. 

Concacaf is changing, from Leagues Cup to CCL … Andrew, David and Charlie plot out the future through their eyes. Plus, why the Sounders fell short against Club Leon in Las Vegas and what it means for the rest of their season. In midweek MLS action, a crazy NY Derby, the Revs lack (???) of GOAT buzz, Hany Mukhtar's MVP case and Pa Modou Kah's case to be Whitecaps manager. 3:23 - Seattle comes up just short in Leagues Cup 11:27 - How do the Sounders rebound for the rest of the season? 19:43 - How the 2023 Leagues Cup changes can elevate soccer in the region 35:54 - Any concerns about NYCFC after a wild New York derby? 40:48 - Why hasn't New England's record-setting pace gotten more buzz? 51:42 - Hany Mukhtar's case for MVP 1:03:08 - The must-win games this weekend 1:04:55 - Philadelphia vs Atlanta Preview 1:08:10 - Seattle v Sporting Kansas City Preview 1:12:47 - Pa Modou Kah has Pacific FC flying in the Canadian Championship 1:15:23 - Mailbag

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps and Canadian football chat. As those around them pick up the wins, the room for error is getting ever smaller for the 'Caps and while an away draw in Colorado is normally a good result, we're getting to the have to start getting three points stage of the season. We pick over the bones of that game, talk Whitecaps defence, and look at where the draw leaves the 'Caps in the grand scheme of things in the Western Conference, plus as another MLS manager falls, we look at how urgent filling the Vancouver vacancy could become. Our feature interview this episode is with one of the newest Whitecaps, German centreback Florian Jungwirth. We chat with Flo about his early days in football in Germany, his initial slow loving of the game, making the move to MLS, settling in to Vancouver, and about his work with his rescue dogs charity in Spain. Plus Werd (SOS) continues as our Artist of the Month for September and London punk band Infa Riot are in Wavelength as Football Violence Awareness Month continues! Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.35: Rapids v Whitecaps postgame analysis 40.40: Artist of the Month - Werd (SOS) ft Kirsty Innes - One The Rocks 45.28: Florian Jungwirth interview 69.15: Whitecaps defensive discussion 79.42: Wavelength - Infa Riot - Bootboys 85.48: Goodbyes and football strips chat

Hello hockey season! Minnesota Wild rookie camp wrapped last week, training camp starts this week, and who better to catch us up than Wild head coach Dean Evason. Plus, Up for Debate returns in segment 3 as does #KaprizovWatch, if only to make Producer Fred use the explosive graphic.  As always, we're created by new voice studios, hosted by Alexis Pearson and Jessi Pierce and presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund this is Season 3, episode 91. 

Mike and Jason preview the Pacific Division to try and see where the Canucks fit. Max Crepeau joins the show to talk about World Cup Qualifying and the Whitecaps. 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.

Guests include Paul Dolan and Jeff Paterson.

The NWHL gets a new name while we STILL keep an eye out for one name in particular to come to terms with the Wild #KaprizovWatch

#KaprizovWatch continues, the Minnesota Wild have a new uniform and the NHL is heading to Beijing for the 2022 Olympic Games -- let's go Team USA.  Our final episode before we bring you Season 3, presented by SotaStick, brought to you by Jim Beam, BettorEdge and State Farm Insurance agent Tony Hoaglund at Champlin insurance dot com, this is episode 89. 

Goals, goals, goals! Heineken Rivalry Week delivered from El Trafico to Copa Texas to Hell is Real to Cascadia. The guys go through all the action, rewind to analyze the coaching changes for Real Salt Lake and the Whitecaps then talk World Cup Qualifying. 7:10 - Our favorite moments of Heineken Rivalry Week 20:34 - Playoff reset - which teams are on track for the postseason? 26:05 - El Trafico delivers (again) 41:16 - Hell was almost real for Columbus 45:52 - Throwback performance from Diego Chara helps Portland down Seattle 51:58 - Ricardo Pepi cannot be stopped 1:03:37 - Is Pa Modou Kah the perfect fit for the Vancouver coaching job? 1:09:44 - NYCFC proved they're legit 1:12:29 - Nashville get their first road win of the season 1:17:45 - How many points does the USMNT need in this first World Cup Qualifying Window? 1:21:28 - Does Canada have the depth to navigate all 3 games?