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July 29 2024 - Ben Steiner & Patrick Johnston

Ep. 873

After an action packed opening weekend in Paris, Matt and Blake return to take a look at the early results and tackle the Canadian drone scandal. Plus, there’s hockey news again! A possible new comparable for Quinn Hughes’ next contract with the Canucks, and reaction to some summer media sit downs with Jim Rutherford and Rick Tocchet, and their comments on Pettersson, the Sedins and more! Patrick Johnston of The Province stops by to chat some off season hockey, including the Canucks goaltending management and approach, with an eye to keeping Demko healthy. Also, PJ looks at the winger depth in Vancouver as Patrik Laine is officially back in the NHL and available via trade, and what changes is Elias Pettersson making this summer to start next year with a bang? Then Ben Steiner takes a moment away from his Olympic coverage with the CBC to chat about the Canadian soccer scandal and the possibility of the women’s team winning their way out of the FIFA imposed hole in Paris. That, plus some other updates from the Games, and a temperature check on the Lions and Whitecaps as well!


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