Sekeres & Price Show

The Hometown Remix jerseys get unveiled on the ice as Elias Pettersson meets JT Miller again, so Matt and Blake have lots to look forward to on today's show. The guys talk about the former teammates' storyline fizzling out as time passes, the need for a Canucks win, and the possible changes to the lineup as they face the Rangers. The guys also dig a little deeper into the words of the Sedin twins yesterday and the tenor of the club as its navigates the stormy waters of the rebuild. Former Canucks player and staffer, Chris Higgins, joins the guys to talk about all of his former teammates running the team and his belief in their abilities to guide the franchise. He also talks about the utilization of young players on a struggling team and his personal experience working with guys like Linus Karlsson. Chris also outlines his new gig helping young players find their way to new levels in the sport. The Daily Hive's Rob Williams joins to discuss what he heard yesterday from the Sedins and what he thinks of their comments regarding trades for draft picks. Rob also weighs in on the Canucks returning to their customs of charitable visits to the Children's Hospital, and the Flyers fans opening their wallets to try and get Rick Tocchet fired. UBC football coach Blake Nill stops by to preview the Canada West final on Saturday. Coach talks about the unique stories for a couple of his players like Marvin "the Missle", and the fabulous fan support they've received all season long. Matt and Blake finish up with a look ahead to the Grey Cup, the final one at McMahon Stadium and the final one with the CFL rules as we know them. Plus, Canada begins its Nations League campaign and the Whitecaps may have some awards winners!Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.

The Daily Hive's Rob Williams joins to discuss what he heard yesterday from the Sedins and what he thinks of their comments regarding trades for draft picks. Rob also weighs in on the Canucks returning to their customs of charitable visits to the Children's Hospital, and the Flyers fans opening their wallets to try and get Rick Tocchet fired. Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.

UBC football coach Blake Nill stops by to preview the Canada West final on Saturday. Coach talks about the unique stories for a couple of his players like Marvin "the Missle", and the fabulous fan support they've received all season long. Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.

With the Canucks set to hit the quarter mark in the regular season, the Sedins stand before the media with an update on the rebuilding process. Matt and Blake review and bring you the best of what they had to say on the abundance of losses, the patience of ownership, and the possibility of trading away more veterans. Jeff Paterson checks in from the rink, right after the meeting with the Sedins. Jeff gives us his interpretation of their comments and what the franchise might be thinking about this season and beyond. They talk about ownership patience, possible player moves, and whether this team could or should be better than they are right now. Then the guys get a visit from former Canuck Mason Raymond as he gets set to be a part of the new WHL team in Chilliwack. Raymond talks about his vision for the franchise, the importance of junior hockey in these players' lives, and the timeline for the team name and logo. He also gets into his renewed interest in the Canucks with all of his teammates running the club at various levels now. He talks about the speed of the game at the NHL and whether he's still be considered fast. Plus, his experience playing in the 3 biggest english language markets in Canada and the pressure that comes with that. Matt and Blake finish up with a look at the Grey Cup buildup in Calgary, the Lions contract issues as they head towards the offseason, plus, MLB awards season adds hardware north of the border.Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.IG: https://www.instagram.com/podpass.ca/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podpass.cahttps://www.instagram.com/nordicaskihttps://www.youtube.com/nordicavideohttps://www.facebook.com/NORDICA.INTERNATIONAL [This collaboration is part of an advertising campaign led by the Podpass agency for Nordica] Feel the precision, discover Promachine: https://bit.ly/nordica-seekersandprice

Former Canuck Mason Raymond as he gets set to be a part of the new WHL team in Chilliwack. Raymond talks about his vision for the franchise, the importance of junior hockey in these players' lives, and the timeline for the team name and logo. He also gets into his renewed interest in the Canucks with all of his teammates running the club at various levels now. He talks about the speed of the game at the NHL and whether he's still be considered fast. Plus, his experience playing in the 3 biggest english language markets in Canada and the pressure that comes with that. Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.

Jeff Paterson checks in from the rink, right after the meeting with the Sedins. Jeff gives us his interpretation of their comments and what the franchise might be thinking about this season and beyond. They talk about ownership patience, possible player moves, and whether this team could or should be better than they are right now. Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.

The 30th best team in the NHL was no match for the Canucks' ability to lose, and that means new depths to explore for Matt and Blake today! But hey, the guys do see the bright spots of Jonathan Lekkerimäki's scoring and the veteran trio of Pettersson, Boeser and Hronek that are dominating time on ice. Plus, the ballyhooed prospect for the Vancouver Goldeneyes is ripping it up at the Women's World Championships. It's Tuesday, so that means another edition of The Crossover with Donnie and Dhali! The guys chew on the lack of Canucks success, the fans putting up with extra costs to watch them, and the Lions inability to get into the Grey Cup again. Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects drops by with his review on the Canucks vs Flyers, the blame game between players and coach, and the chances of the Canucks actually stringing together wins at some point. He also drills into the skills of Lekkerimäki and whether he can become a truly "elite" finisher. Then it's Cam's bread and butter in the prospects realm as he looks at Canucks pick, Connor Davis of North Dakota. He also compares Caleb Malhotra's performance so far to the handful of defencemen that were being considered by the Canucks at 3rd overall in 2026. Matt and Blake finish up with a look at the NFL standings after week 9, and an update on the health of Seattle's Sam Darnold. They also look over at the issues plaguing CF Montreal and whether the story is any different for the Vancouver Whitecaps, despite the huge crowds showing up to BC Place!Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.

Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects drops by with his review on the Canucks vs Flyers, the blame game between players and coach, and the chances of the Canucks actually stringing together wins at some point. He also drills into the skills of Lekkerimäki and whether he can become a truly "elite" finisher. Then it's Cam's bread and butter in the prospects realm as he looks at Canucks pick, Connor Davis of North Dakota. He also compares Caleb Malhotra's performance so far to the handful of defencemen that were being considered by the Canucks at 3rd overall in 2026. Thank you to our great sponsors:@bet365: | http://www.bet365.ca/BCLIQUOR: https://www.bcliquorstores.com/Movember: https://movember.com/Shop the Daily Faceoff Team Collection now at nationgear.ca.