Jason Brough

So to refresh.

It's actually maybe one of the most important games of the year at home as well, because not only is a fan appreciation night, but they're going to do all the stuff that comes with the final home game of the season.

And that will be against the Los Angeles Kings.

Everyone that goes tonight gets a foot rest.

That's my bad, everybody.

That is really my bad.

I just found out that they got eliminated from the playoffs.

What do you want me to do?

I thought they made it.

Okay, so we are going to start with any Canuck stuff anyway.

We are going to go right into everything that happened in the National Hockey League last night because there were a bunch of clinching scenarios that came to fruition, as we mentioned.

16 teams now have made up the field.

I guess we should start with last night's big win for the Los Angeles Kings, who, of course, will be in Vancouver tonight.

Because there's still three more nights of action.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.

Yeah, it's an interesting dynamic, right?

Because when we talked about it yesterday...

I was almost like I was inspired I was invigorated energized by the idea that there could be a lot of teams this offseason that are motivated dare I say desperate to make moves because of how this season ended and I know every year in the NHL there's teams that get to the end of the regular season and miss and that stings and then they go into the offseason be like we need to change some stuff up it doesn't always come to fruition.

Maybe I'm trying to talk this into existence, but I do feel like there's a lot of teams legitimately in that spot.

Well, you mentioned the Seattle Kraken.