Bik Nizzar breaks down what playoff exits could mean for the remaining NHL contenders and what changes might follow. Marcus Fitzgerald from Basketball Central joins the show to unpack the chaos in the NBA's second round, from Boston’s cold shooting to Steph Curry’s injury impact. Plus, Bik and the crew go through NFL division win totals and highlight their favorite picks for the upcoming season.

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Bik Nizzar talks to Arthur Staple about the New York Islanders, and them picking first overall in the draft. A tough decision with no clear-cut option at the top, and no current GM to make that crucial choice. Then, they fill in the blanks of some queries such as what the Canucks will do with their first-round pick, the new Utah rebrand, and the playoff excitement in both the NHL and NBA.

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On this episode of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina break down Game 1 wins by the Hurricanes and Oilers, highlighting Carolina's relentless forecheck and Edmonton’s comeback surge led by red-hot goalie Calvin Pickard. They touch on Mark Scheifele's potential return and the official naming of the Utah Mammoth. In the second segment, things get spicy with a round of "Cap or No Cap," covering everything from gendered sides of the bed to bold Stanley Cup predictions. From Leafs chaos dreams to the myth of needing Canadians to win, it’s a brunch full of hot takes.

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Today on The People's Show, Bik Nizzar breaks down a fun night of playoff hockey out in Toronto, Sam Bennett creating a stir and whether or not these Maple Leafs are for real. Bringing it back to the Canucks, the Hughes brother reunion is chatted about and if there are any untouchables towards making that happen. Former Canuck Jannik Hansen joins the show to give some insight into the search for the next Canucks head coach, finding the players they need and what he's seeing in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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On Canucks Brunch, Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian give a preview heading into a new night of the NHL playoffs, checking in with the Sam Bennett situation out in Toronto, as well as discussing what the Canucks will do with the 15th overall pick in the draft. Afterwards, they look into potential 2nd line centre options for the Canucks heading into a busy offseason, while also figuring out if they can make a new bet with Josh.

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On this episode, Bik Nizzar is joined by senior ESPN NHL reporter Kristen Shilton to break down a wild weekend of NHL playoff hockey, including two fantastic Game 7's, as well as the Maple Leafs facing off again against the Florida Panthers in the round 2 again and how this Leafs keep might be more prepared. After, the NHL Draft Lottery is fired up one last time, while the happiness rankings for potential winners are debated.

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In this episode of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina dive into the Jets’ wild comeback and the Stars' gritty win over the Avalanche, while also weighing in on which Canadian team has the best shot to go deep in the playoffs. They share their predictions for the remaining matchups, with Lina backing the Panthers and Josh siding with the Hurricanes—though both agree on Vegas over Edmonton. The duo also breaks down the Canucks’ draft outlook, potential coaching hires (with skepticism around Adam Foote), and whether trading Hronek could bring top-six help. In the "In or Out" segment, things heat up with a debate over Conor Hellebuyck's reliability and a tongue-in-cheek pitch to trade Pettersson for Crosby.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian enjoy a sunny day from Nat Bailey Stadium on a Flip It Friday edition of Canucks Brunch. Starting with a look at the NHL playoffs, with multiple series concluding last night they look at which teams have good chances moving forward, and what the future may hold for the now eliminated teams. Then, Alex Adams joins to chat Ottawa Senators. After, Chris Georges joins to discuss the Vancouver Canadians, and their season so far. Finally, the fellas get into a heated discussion regarding Canucks captain Quinn Hughes, and whether or not to trade the superstar given the likelihood of his departure in the future.

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