017 - There Is No Gaud (Oct. 24, 2019) | Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks Podcast

008 - Bo Captain, My Captain (Oct. 10, 2019): Bo Horvat is named captain in a moving anniversary ceremony before the Canucks blow the doors off the LA Kings 8-2 in their home opener. Quinn Hughes shines despite his ice-time. And maybe Brandon Sutter can be a positive contributor to a team that has depth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

29 min listen

002 - If Not Now, Sven? (Oct. 1, 2019): The Canucks pare down the roster with the finals cuts before the season-opener, putting Alex Biega, Nikolay Goldobin, and Sven Baertschi on waivers for AHL assignment -- though the Baertschi demotion drives new wedges into old divisions among Canucks Nation. Host Justin Morissette shares his thoughts on why cutting Baertschi is bigger than just this decision, and what it says about the Canucks' broader team-building philosophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

022 - The Phantom Assist (Oct. 30, 2019): Loui Eriksson loses his assist on the Schaller goal against the Panthers after a Tuesday scoring change, but thinking that changes anything about his performance is missing the point. Previewing tonight's action against the L.A. Kings and getting ready to see Canucks forwards scorch some former teammates. And much love and respect to Travis Green for fantastic off-ice maneuvering on Monday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

003 - Bo, Say, Can You C? (Oct. 2, 2019): The Canucks announce they will name a new captain at the home opener, a week from today. But come on... we all know who it's going to be. Expectations and excitement ahead of a new season; Baertschi, Goldobin and Biega clear waivers; previewing the season opener between the Canucks and Oilers in Edmonton. Locked On Canucks for Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

014 - Hughes Brothers 2000, with Jackson McDonald (Oct. 19, 2019): Managing editor of Canucks Army and co-host of Roxy Fever, JACKSON McDONALD joins the show to talk a tale of two hockey games in St, Louis and New Jersey, and what exactly to make of these Canucks through seven games. Plus we compare the Hughes Bros in the only stat category that matters: quality of nicknames. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

24 min listen

011 - Positivity Police (Oct. 14, 2019): As surface level complaints about aesthetics and presentation drive a certain sect of Canuck fans insane, Justin tries to avoid being called negative by offering three compliments in exchange for one criticism. A trio of surprise players have been the Canucks' best skaters to start the year, but rumours of long-term plans on the back-end are a cause for concern. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

28 min listen

007 - Lines In A Blender (Oct. 8, 2019): Adam Gaudette fights to cement his spot, Travis Green mixes it up looking for any sign of a spark, and while it's early yet, the Baertschi Brigade can already take a victory lap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

024 - Starting to Believe (Nov. 6, 2019): The Canucks find the most embarrassing way to possibly lose in overtime, falling 2-1 to St. Louis, but you simply have to laugh and appreciate the fire they showed in getting there at all. Breaking down the OT loss, and why even in defeat this Canucks team seems different. Maybe it's time to start believing they are what they appear to be. And the time has come to get Sven Baertschi back in the line-up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

28 min listen

015 - Markstorm's A-Brewin', with Nathan Caddell (Oct. 20, 2019): The Georgia Straight's NATHAN CADDELL joins the show after a pair of weekend morning games that draw the Canucks' early strengths and weaknesses further into focus. We talk takeaways from both weekend games, Micheal Ferland concerns, and how strong play between the pipes is leading this city back into familiar territory, as a goalie controversy seems unavoidable before the year is done. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

35 min listen

004 - Oil Slick (Oct. 3, 2019): The Canucks fall on the road to the Oilers in the season opener. Takeaways from last night's game including Quinn Hughes' razzle dazzle moves, Tanner Pearson: Shot Machine, and a surprisingly solid start to the season for Tyler Myers. Plus: Hughes already facing criticisms, Night 1 vindication for the Baertschi crowd, and shuffling the deck-chairs in the bottom six. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

28 min listen

010 - The A.V. Club (Oct. 13, 2019): The Canucks squeeze out a 3-2 victory in the shootout over Alain Vigneault's Philadelphia Flyers, and you have to appreciate seeing a former key contributor to Vancouver success because there aren't that many left in the league. Vancouver's star skaters may be starting the season slow, but an emerging star between the pipes is carrying the load. Jake Virtanen is finding consistency in his game. And perhaps the Big 3 forwards should be expanded to a Big 5 as Miller and Pearson continue to roll. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

28 min listen

034 - The Botchford Project, with David Quadrelli (Nov. 19, 2019): The latest addition to CanucksArmy, writer DAVID QUADRELLI joins the show fresh off of his night at Rogers Arena on Saturday as the first burgeoning talent selected to The Botchford Project mentorship program, keeping the spirit of Jason's generosity with emerging media talents alive. David talks about his article, why he chose to write about Quinn Hughes' impact, what Botch meant to him, and the entire journey from being selected to the Project to finished article on Canucks.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

37 min listen

031 - When The Stars Go Blues (Nov. 16, 2019): The Canucks fall 4-2 at home to the Stars despite catching Dallas on a back-to-back. The game points to a larger trend of Vancouver struggling against trap style teams this season, or at least trapping teams not based out of St. Louis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

28 min listen

020 - Big Chance For Little Things (Oct. 28, 2019): The Canucks look to put Friday's bitter disappointment as they get set to host the Florida Panthers. Travis Green continues to insist his team played well despite blowing a four-goal lead, Loui Eriksson is likely to draw back into the line-up for an injured Tyler Motte, and after a brief stint in Utica, Adam Gaudette is back with the Canucks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

30 min listen

009 - Wherefore Art Thou Roberto (Oct. 11, 2019): Handing Horvat the captaincy lingers as a rare emotional moment from a team that hasn't had a ton of emotional resonance in recent years, Sedin retirement feelings notwithstanding. And amidst the returning faces of old school Canucks during Wednesday's ceremony, two notable names of the past stand out in their absence, and have equally shaky relationships with the team for completely different reasons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

26 min listen

001 - Rookie Move (Sept. 30, 2019): In the inaugural episode of Locked On Canucks, host Justin Morissette examines where the Canucks' forward corps is at heading into the 2019/20 season, and what moves the team might make in the next 48 hours to pare down the roster to the 23-man limit before Wednesday's season opener in Edmonton. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

25 min listen

006 - Bye Bye Bulldog (Oct. 7, 2019): Some quick analysis of Vancouver's 3-0 defeat on the road to the Calgary Flames, as the Canucks head into their home opener still in search of a win. What to do with Vancouver's powerplay units? A fond farewell to "fan favourite" Alex Biega. And why no, the Pittsburgh Penguins do not want Brandon Sutter back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

25 min listen

035 - Nuck Prospectus - Part I, with J.D. Burke (Nov. 20, 2019): Last night's game against the Stars was too boring and bad to talk about, so let's skip straight to a show I'd planned for later in the week: it's prospect talk, with the editor-in-chief of Elite Prospect, J.D. BURKE! In Part I of this discussion we dive in to the Olli Juolevi injury, what the Canucks have in Brogan Rafferty and Josh Teves, Kole Lind's progression, and the one prospect that Vancouver fans are sleeping on. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

31 min listen

019 - Capital Punishment (Oct. 26, 2019): The Canucks blow a 5-1 lead to Washington as the Caps take it in a shootout on Friday night. Plenty of blame to go around, as arguments can be made to hang this one on Jacob Markstrom, Chris Tanev, even Travis Green. And enough is enough. The time has come to call up Sven Baertschi and stop letting the rot in the middle of the forward group devour this team's chances of success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

005 - Never Seen A Horse (Oct. 5, 2019): Thatcher Demko reveals he's never seen a horse before, as the Canucks spend their off-days in Banff riding at a dude ranch. Travis Green's roster decisions back up the fans hollers that Sutter and Eriksson cost Vancouver their season opener, much to the chagrin of media types who spent days trying to absolve Vancouver's lightning rod center of any responsibility for the loss. Quinn Hughes is capable in his own end, contrary to what a vocal minority wants to believe. And Francesco Aquilini makes his annual media appearance on Sportsnet 650. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

26 min listen

017 - There Is No Gaud (Oct. 24, 2019): Adam Gaudette is finally sent down to the AHL. Justin tackles the young center's demotion after a red hot pre-season, and takes your questions in a Mailbag episode that touches on Jacob Markstrom's future, the Canucks' expansion draft outlook, Troy Stecher haikus, Star Wars Night, and the Canucks' lengthy history of changing their jerseys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

26 min listen

012 - Bucky Little Wings (Oct. 16, 2019): J.T. Miller continues his hot start and the powerplay finally looks powerful as the Canucks down Detroit to the tune of a 5-1 beat down. The fourth line shines in a match-up role, everybody gets physical in a grunty game, Thatcher Demko looks solid in his season debut, and there's just something different about this team's vibe. They feel like a family for the first time in a long time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

047 - Touched By An Angel (Dec. 13, 2019): The Canucks are powered to victory over the Hurricanes by a legendary performance from Jacob Markstrom, who is rounding back into fine form at a time when the team in front of him has not been playing particularly well as of late. Markstrom has a career-best showing with his mother watching on in the audience, and Elias Pettersson may have received some divine intervention as well with a one-in-a-million bounce for the OT winner on another Botchford Project evening at Rogers Arena. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

029 - The Birthday Boy (Nov. 13, 2019): Elias Pettersson powers the Canucks to victory on his 21st birthday, a Sutter injury forces huge minutes on to Bo Horvat, Alex Edler is still playing too much, and Thatcher Demko keeps shining. Plus, despite our belief that this would all blow over for him, Don Cherry is fired from Hockey Night In Canada -- and the reaction to his firing, like the man himself, has been suitably absurd.. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

36 min listen

025 - Make Adam Gaudette Again (Nov. 7, 2019): It's another Mailbag edition of the show, with questions looking at the nature of analytics, how the Canucks should fare for the rest of November, what Loui Eriksson's post-hockey career prospects look like, and if it's fair to make fun of Adam Gaudette's old tweets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

29 min listen

036 - Nuck Prospectus - Part II, with J.D. Burke (Nov. 21, 2019): Part II of a conversation on Canucks prospects, this time focussing on Vasili Podkolzin's deployment in Russia, how he fared in the recent CHL/Russia Super-Series, what the Canucks might look for in return should they make deal with the Habs, and what life is like on the road covering prospect tournaments around the globe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

31 min listen

037 - Halfway Home (Nov. 24, 2019): The Canucks are 2-1-0 halfway through their November-ending six-game road trip. We check in on how they've fared through those three games, as Bo Horvat's ice time continues to look like a problem and fourth line injuries seem to have completely disrupted this team's groove. Good news, however. Jacob Markstrom got his mojo back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

31 min listen

023 - Unsold On Sutter (Nov. 4, 2019): Plenty to celebrate around this team at the moment after a successful California road trip, including Elias Pettersson's NHL Player of the Week honours. But let's hold back on getting too excited just yet. And of all the players to be taking victory laps about on this team, Brandon Sutter might not be the best bet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

24 min listen

013 - Third Line Wasteland, with Thomas Drance (Oct. 17, 2019): THOMAS DRANCE of The Athletic Vancouver joins the show to discuss the Canucks' bottom-six forwards after a monster performance from the fourth line leads to questions about how this third line can be used as it searches for an identity. Plus, how good has Jake Virtanen really been? Where's the best place for Adam Gaudette? And when should we start to worry about Micheal Ferland? All that and more, live from the rink in St. Louis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

27 min listen

039 - Bright Future, Colourful Past (Nov. 29, 2019): Quinn Hughes' quiet excellence this season is on pace to break Elias Pettersson's rookie scoring record. Examining the myriad records he is on pace to set this season, plus a look to the past to see if hockey's cultural reckoning might come next for Vancouver's long-time coach, Marc Crawford. All that and one last look at Alex Edler's ice-time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

28 min listen

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