Reacting to the Canucks Second Round Picks
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Who are the hosts and guests introducing this Canucks draft special?
Good morning. Welcome to a special edition of Canucks Talk here on Sportsnet 650. I'm Jamie Dodd. One of my co-hosts is Thomas Drance. He covers the Canucks for The Athletic as well. He also makes that noise sometimes. My other co-host today... Former NHL player and a regular here on Sportsnet 650. He was also on the draft panel at the Rogers Arena watch party last night. He is Landon Ferraro. What's going on, guys? Sorry, I felt like I had to make a noise. Apparently, that's what we're doing today.
Why did you not use, on this weekend only, the former first-round pick on Rific for our pal Landon DuPont? Landon Dupont. Wow. Landon Ferrara. I wish I was Landon Dupont.
I think he's going to have a way better career than this one.
I'm sorry. I'm clearly draft-filled. I'm like, Landon Dupont. Look, the first round's over this year. We're on to Landon Dupont. And also, you know, true to type, I'm like so rebuild-focused that I'm like, just get through this draft so it can be Landon Dupont's draft year.
Get through it so we can start our wall-to-wall Landon Dupont coverage. 100%. Is Michigan confirmed, by the way, for him? Or just heavily reported? Oh, it's confirmed. Confirmed. All right. Anyways, we're broadcasting live from the Kintec studio. Step strong with orthotics and footwear from Kintec 650. 650 is the Dunbar Lumber text line trusted by contractors and DIY champions across Metro Vancouver for generations. Find them at three convenient locations or visit Dunbar Lumber online today. So we are on the air. For the next three hours, I'm actually dipping out half an hour early so you guys can carry the last half hour of the show. You've got baseball to go.
I do.
I'm going directly to a baseball field in Surrey, which is very exciting for me. I love that. But you guys will stay on the air right till 11. Of course, the first round is in the books. Round two through seven about to get started, and that means we're going to have Canucks news very, very soon because they are starting the proceedings off today with pick number 33. So we'll bring you that. Of course, then they pick in pretty quick succession after that with pick 41. We're hoping to have interviews with those prospects at some point during the proceedings today. Guys with local ties as well. Ryan Lynn, who, of course, was selected yesterday to the San Jose Sharks. Mathis Preston. Now that might be checking two boxes if he if he goes to the Canucks here.
But we'll try to get some local angles in on the on the air as well.
The Canucks are going to pick quickly. So let's really quickly just do the speculative analysis. Who are they taking, right? So Canucks are going to pick 33 here. The benefits of finishing last in the NHL might not have played out in terms of allowing Vancouver to select one of the elite wingers at the top of the first round, but it does echo, reverberate throughout the draft order, and they will select at the top of round two Vancouver. A lot of talent. A lot of talent left on the board here. Obviously, everyone's going to be watching Penticton's Mathis Preston, Vancouver Giants winger. Super dynamic. He's a guy that the Canucks have been linked to, largely by my reporting, I think, throughout this process.
So... God, I got some skin in the game here, Jamie. So you're really hoping it's Mathis Preston. Yeah. I mean, I think I like to declare victory when it's not necessary. So it would be very nice if I could do so, especially this early on a Saturday where usually my only victory is over like an espresso and an acai bowl. Yeah. Casey Mutrin is another guy, 6'3", big winger, guy they've been linked to throughout this process, has a quarterback dad. His dad once lost a college football quarterback battle to Matt Hasselbeck at BU. So there's some local ties. What could have been. Yeah, what could have been. Casey Mutrin, Boston-based power winger for the U.S. National Development team. Man, I'm struggling to get away from Mutrin.
So first of all, he's going to be on most teams top 32. Right. Yeah. he's the one guy among the names that would like everyone else not coin flip but like 40 chance they might come back to you at 41 lists tend to diverge here no chance on mutrin right like this is your shot if you're really high on this guy six foot three leader wheels don't you think landon like isn't that their profile we've seen them just like crush time and time again here
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:28
2
Who are the hosts and guests introducing this Canucks draft special?
0:28–8:29
3
What picks do the Canucks hold at the start of round two and why do they matter?
8:29–10:41
4
Which prospects were linked to Vancouver at pick 33 and what are their profiles?
10:41–26:40
5
Who was available around pick 41 and why was Niklas Aram‐Olsen an intriguing option?
26:40–1:02:48
6
Why did the Canucks select Brooks Rogowski at 33 and what are scouting concerns?
1:02:48–1:31:40