July 13, 2026: Canucks' staff unveiled; World Cup semis are set
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What happened to Sportsnet 650 and why did hosts miss the show?
Zach Harrison-Price. Try this again for Monday, July 13th, 2026. Presentation of Bet365. At Bet365, boring games, a thing of the past. Now there's always a reason to tune in, even if the score isn't one of them. Download the app today. Must be 19+. Please play responsibly. Matt Zach Harrison with Blake Price, four-time Juno Award winner, five-time, sorry, two-time provincial basketball champion. And world log rolling champion Mike Rogerson hitting switches and conducting things. We invite you to subscribe to our YouTube channel, especially if that's where you're watching right now. Give us a like. Or on podcast, whatever platform you may choose. Happy Monday, everybody. We heard you late last week. It was the wrong time to take a couple of days off.
We missed Thursday's and Friday's show. And, of course... Had no way of knowing that 48 hours before this planned maintenance, Vancouver would lose its only sports talk radio station. So I saw all the comments. What a time to take a couple days off, guys. I'm already missing my 650. You guys, we had been having some computer trouble. In fact, we were still having some computer trouble this morning. But we think we got a handle on it. So thank you for your support. patience on all that. We do go to a reduced summer schedule, but anywhere between two and four shows every week of the summer, you're invited here. High noon, Pacific time, weekdays.
Maybe they're asking if Big Cellular was trying to get us off the air.
No!
There's their own ghosts in the machine there.
That's right.
And that machine will be out on Horby Street. Exactly.
EOD! Exactly.
Have you ever seen that scene in, what was it called?
Office Space? Office Space.
Yeah, we'll be having that.
Yeah.
Anyway, glad to be with you.
Yeah. Mike, I'm going to need you, okay?
That was a printer, but we're going to do it to the mainframe here. It's owner. Oh, my God. I'm going to treat the computer like the bison treated the old dude at Yellowstone. That's what's going to happen.
You know, I see these videos of people getting out of their cars to get- Apparently he was twice the recommended distance. He was twice the recommended distance. It's a freaking bison. If it charges at you, you've got problems. I don't care the distance. Bison safety. Right. That's where, so anyways, I hope everybody had a splendid weekend. I know I sure did because on Saturday I got my first opportunity to head down to the official FIFA fan fest at the P and E. Uh, I had seen Jack pool Plaza. I'd spent some time on Granville during world cup festivities, but I did want to get to the P and E where it's all going down. And, uh, Got a chance to see our friends, the matinee play. They did the pregame concert there and were outstanding as always.
And then we made our way into the new amphitheater, Blake, to watch the England-Norway match. Yeah, there's the matinee. There's our buddies, Jeff and Matt on guitar who are absolutely killing it. And thank you to the two of them and the whole crew for being such great hosts with us. And then we made our way into the amphitheater to watch the England Norway match. And my first opportunity to see anything there, I know some of you may have been to concerts, Motley Crue, Blues Traveler. It's been a really nice list of acts who have come out to perform and open this new venue up. My goodness, is it outstanding. It looks great. Simple, simple, right? Like just the way it's constructed and the sight lines are beautiful.
Yeah, there's some video of it that I took on Saturday. And this is going to be a real asset for Vancouver going forward for summer concert series. Well, just, and more, right? Because there's a lot of versatility to that space. So in terms of legacy of Vancouver hosting concerts, We're having World Cup hosting duties in 2026. Hey. This one will endure.
Yeah, it's a good one. And, you know, all the elements that can strike Vancouver kept away. Yeah. You can schedule an outdoor concert.
If the rain's coming sideways, there's still going to be some wet people there. But I hear what you're saying.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened to Sportsnet 650 and why did hosts miss the show?
0:13–22:37
2
Who are the new Canucks assistant coaches and should fans worry about inexperience?
22:37–58:22
3
Why are local media closures sparking talk of independent outlets and who bears the advertising dollars?
58:22–1:01:34
4
How does the Rogers consolidation feed Western grievance and political scrutiny?
1:01:34–1:06:26
5
What does the new Canucks coaching staff signal about development, experience, and budget constraints?
1:06:26–1:13:31
6
Which roster and trade questions remain for the Canucks and how valuable is Hronek/EP40 or Shane Wright?
1:13:31–1:55:07
Speakers
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