July 16, 2026: Canucks schedule release; World Cup final set
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What are the key takeaways from the Canucks schedule release and 84-game season?
Zach Harrison Price for Thursday, July 16th, 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. Must be 19 plus to play. Please play responsibly. Matt Zacharis with Blake Price, Mike Rogerson, hitting switches and conducting things. We invite you to subscribe to our YouTube channel and to our podcast, wherever you may get your podcasts. please do leave a like while you are there. So after a week of heartache, misery, and far too much time on the telephone with telecom providers, Mike Rogerson tells me he thinks we have all our technical gremlins resolved here now, Blake. So thank you all for your patience here.
We've had some shows interrupted because of,
Things beyond our control.
Internet speed.
Seems very.
Conspiratorial. There's a line to be drawn there, but we think it's all.
Moments after introducing Don Taylor to talk about the closure of a Rogers property. But hey, that's not us. We're not into conspiracy theories.
Well, we have a provider. The hotel has a provider. So it's a little. It's confusing. Complicated. Right, right, right. Anyways. Good to be back. Good to have you back. Vancouver Canucks schedule dropped today. Well, National Hockey League schedule dropped today across all 32 teams. And that leads us to our daily poll question. Do you plan to support the rebuild by attending Canucks games this season? You can vote yes. You can vote no, do so at the S&P X and YouTube channels. Mr. Price, I usually go to two, three games a year, and I see no reason why this year will be different. I recognize the home team will have even less chance of victory, although as last year went along, I mean, they just weren't winning games at Rogers Arena anyways.
So yeah, I will pick out a couple. Usually like to go to one in December, you know, the holiday spirit, the Christmas season upon us. People more up for out and about and fun and festivities. So I like the vibe. Usually like to get to one in December and then typically get to one in the new year and maybe there's a floater in there. Sometimes I just like to pick a team or a player I'd really like to see for the opposition and hit that one up as well.
I usually go to maybe one. I don't think I went this year to one in the seats. Because we usually go one or two. I think this year I'll probably just go on my media pass because there should be a lot of those hanging around. Should be a lot of open seats in the media box. So I'll just use my media pass. For the Vancouver Canucks.
Yeah, it was most odd. The Canucks start restricting media seats at a time when the industry is shrinking, saying, oh, we just don't have room. No, no. Trust us.
When you had a very, very robust media, you had plenty of room. As for fans and what they will think... I don't know that the two go hand in hand, the theory that do a rebuild, do a rebuild, and I will attend if you do a rebuild. I don't think those need to be in conjunction with each other. There's a lot of ways to support this team that don't include going to the arena. I mean, most fans do support the team that way. And I don't just mean by rooting them on. I mean actually financially supporting them, buying the merchandise and stuff like that. Usually that's the gateway right there is wearing the colors, paying the money that ultimately trickles back down to the club. So I'll say that most people won't need that as an excuse to rebuild and they'll vote no.
That would be my guess.
Early voting is pretty heavily yes. Yeah, 72%. Yeah, I don't know if there are Canucks fans out there that feel like, oh, now I owe it to them because I've been screaming for a rebuild. Yeah, the guilt. I've been screaming for a rebuild for so long. We're not a religion, folks.
Now that they're finally rebuilding. We're not a religion. It doesn't come with guilt.
It's just hockey. Now, of course, the other thing, and we'll see how this season goes. Needless to say, I think there's a little bit of worry over at Rogers Arena about what the crowds are going to.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What are the key takeaways from the Canucks schedule release and 84-game season?
0:14–27:30
2
How will time zone and Daylight Savings uncertainty affect NHL game times?
27:30–45:37
3
When will Quinn Hughes and other former Canucks return to Rogers Arena this season?
45:37–57:17
4
What did Kevin Woodley say about the loss of Sportsnet 650 and its community impact?
57:17–1:00:27
5
How did Kevin Woodley describe creating InGoal Media and his goaltending coverage history?
1:00:27–1:07:27
6
What is the latest on Canucks goaltending: Demko recovery, Ian Clark’s role and Tolopilo waiver risk?
1:07:27–1:19:28
7
How will the World Cup final and tournament affect soccer in Canada according to Vanni Sartini?
1:19:28–2:02:50
Speakers
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