July 22, 2026: Canucks confusion with BC's switch to permanent Daylight Savings Time, and JPat weighs in on new hires.
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Mansook Harrison Price for Wednesday, July 22nd, 2026 for a 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. Mansook Harrison alongside guest co-host Jeff Patterson of Rankwide Vancouver and Canucks Army sitting in for Blake today. Mike Rogerson hitting switches today. And conducting things as always, we invite you to subscribe to our YouTube channel and to our podcast, whatever provider you may use. And of course, leave a like while you are there. Good afternoon. How are you? Just back from the Okanagan. Lucky you.
Yeah, and it feels like the Okanagan outside here today. You're not lying. Nice air-conditioned studio, which is... Appreciate it.
I need it today.
Yeah. Scorcher. Scorcher the last couple, and hopefully people are staying hydrated and staying safe out there, but otherwise, doing well. A little getaway last week, as you said, so feeling refreshed and ready to get after it.
Did it creep up to like 35 or higher in Osoyoos or Oliver or anywhere?
I think there was a day or two that it sort of pushed those levels, but for the most part, it was... It was hot, but it was all right. It was triathlon weekend in Penticton, so it was hopping, obviously. I was not there to compete in the triathlon, if anybody's asking.
I will cop to that right now. Not a Simon Whitfield over here.
No, but saw lots of fit people that clearly were. I did go for a bike ride up on the bench there. Okay. E-bike, though, so it was kind of cheating. Yeah. You know, that's the way to do it now. Once you go e-bike, you're never going back.
Well, especially if you have to go climb up to the bench, right? You need that e-bike. I have a buddy visiting from Ontario. He's a big golfer. We always make sure to play golf with each other when I visit him or he visits. So, Jeff, I took him to Northlands yesterday. It was at 10 a.m. tea time. And, you know, to show somebody BC Mountain Golf on a nice summer day is one thing. But on a day like yesterday with Northlands in all of its spectacular glory, I mean, we checked our app. It was 30 degrees on the course. We had a marvelous, marvelous day. What a day to play golf yesterday here in the city or to get outside and experience Vancouver. If you didn't have enough of that during the World Cup and boy, did this city go off.
for the World Cup. More on that later in the program. But let's get to our Nation Gear Daily Poll question. We've sort of mentioned this on the show, but we haven't dug in. So let's do that today. Do you want to see a long-term contract extension for Zeeb William? You can vote yes, you can vote no. Do so at the S&P X and YouTube channels. Now, William's going into the final year of his deal, so he is... eligible for an extension. He's also eligible for an eight-year max length extension until September 15th. That's when the NHL's new CBA rules change, where the max length of a contract for an Indigenous free agent is seven years if you're signing somebody from another team. That's a six-year max length contract going forward.
So you're kind of up against the clock there if you draw a big distinction between eight and seven years. The other thing that you have to wonder whether it's playing into this is. when you see the likes of Connor Bedard, North Vancouver's Connor Bedard, with the Chicago Blackhawks re-signing and getting $9.8 million in signing bonus annually, Jeff, is whether or not the Canucks' new mantra of budget cuts and scaling back on expenditures... whether that will play into the proceedings with William with regards to signing bonus. But he's a good young defenseman. He's, of course, a key piece of the Quinn Hughes trade. You have high hopes for him. Are you in to a long-term extension in the here and now for William?
Well, there's a couple things that come to mind here. One is, and we should point out, that he is a 10-2-C guy that left college and burned his first year of the entry-level deal in Minnesota.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:13–13:41
2
Should the Canucks sign Ziv Booyam to a long-term extension now or wait?
13:41–15:39
3
How do new NHL CBA rules affect eight- vs seven-year contract strategies?
15:39–1:22:26
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What went wrong with Canucks schedule times after BC moved to permanent Daylight Saving Time?
1:22:26–1:29:18
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Why are many Canucks home Saturday starts moving to 8 p.m. this season?
1:29:18–1:54:01
Speakers
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