Chapter 1: What updates are there on the Canucks GM search?
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Not very well respected.
That's fine. If you want to call me a dirty player, you can just look at my history. I'm not that dirty.
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Chapter 2: What is the latest news regarding the Whitecaps' stadium situation?
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Chapter 3: How did the Colorado Avalanche perform in their recent game?
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Okay, we got a lot to get into on the program. We start with the Duik Morning Drive brought to you by the Duik Auto Group. It's our morning guest list here. Begins at 6.30. Greg Wyshynski is going to join the program. NHL ESPN Insider. One game in the playoffs last night. Two more tonight. Can also get into all the latest news and notes around the NHL. Wysh is going to join us at 6.30.
Chapter 4: What insights does Greg Wyshynski provide about the NHL playoffs?
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We are now just 11 days away from the Leos' first preseason game, the Lions in Langford game, Saturday, May 23rd. They'll be taking on the Elks. We'll talk to Ryan Rigmaiden about all that at 7.30. And finally, at 8.10 this morning, Satyar Shah is going to join the program. He, of course, host of Canucks Central right here on Sportsnet 650.
We'll talk about Evan Gold, Ryan Johnson, and the Sedins as we hopefully get closer to an announcement regarding the Canucks' new front office hires. Just 8 o'clock, not 810. Okay, 8 o'clock, even better.
Chapter 5: What is the current status of Ryan Johnson and Evan Gold in the Canucks' GM race?
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Chapter 6: What impact do the Sedins have on the Canucks' management structure?
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Chapter 7: What are the challenges facing the Minnesota Wild in the playoffs?
Monday was another day of reporting and speculation in Vancouver as the Sedins have reportedly agreed to take on a larger role with the team, although we don't know which role exactly. As for the next general manager, that still isn't clear. It seemed at times yesterday like it was going to be Evan Gold out of Boston. But then we heard follow-ups that Ryan Johnson isn't out of it quite yet.
It's a real horse race between those two. This should get figured out in the next couple of days, maybe even today, who knows. But it's been quite a ride to this point. Remember the whole Pierre Dorian thing?
Oh, yeah.
That was a wild day.
It was pretty weird. Greg Lashinsky was involved with that prominently, and he's on the show at 6 a.m. this morning.
I guess that was a week ago.
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Chapter 8: What are the implications of Austin Matthews' future with the Maple Leafs?
I wonder how close Dorian really was to getting the job. Was the fan reaction? Did that cause the Canucks to pivot?
something else maybe the sedins i don't know because i'm curious to learn eventually how long the team has been keeping this sedin's news up its sleeve i know they went to the draft lottery okay yeah that clue that doesn't necessarily mean that they were in the mix to take on a larger role
They could have just been sent to the draft lottery because the last time the Canucks drafted super high, not first overall. That's never happened. But the Sedins went two and three. Still so many questions to answer in all this. Obviously, the structure of the front office is at the top of the list.
Drance had some reporting yesterday in his athletic piece where he said they're still trying to figure it out. Like, the Senines have accepted a larger role, and I think that acceptance sounds like it came fairly recently. But then they're like... We just don't know what the role is.
We know we want you guys in it. We just don't know what it is.
You know, other questions that I've got. What is the reporting structure going to be? Who will have the final say on hockey decisions? What will happen to Ryan Johnson if Evan Gold is the pick? Why Gold and not Johnson if that is the case? Who else could be joining Gold in the front office? What about Cami Granato and Emily Castonguay? And what about Patrick Alveen?
Will he remain with the organization, perhaps in some sort of scouting capacity? Because there's also talk that after this draft, there's going to be big changes to the scouting department. Weren't there... Didn't Rick say that the Sinines and Alveen were seen together in a Stong's or something like that yesterday? Grocery shopping. Are they moving in together? They're grocery shopping now?
What is happening...
with this uh gm chase well i mean in the drance article that you referenced uh by the way that's up at the athletic right now um you know he did say that news is getting harder and harder to find as the leaks whatever leaks there were and tightened up over at canucks hq with regards to the role that the sedins might play since it's not clearly defined right now
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