July 3, 2026: Future Canucks wrap camp; Canada faces World Cup goliath
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Securus and Price on this Friday, July the 3rd, 2026. A presentation of Bet365. Download the app today. It must be 19+. Please play responsibly. It's Blake alongside Jeff Patterson riding shotgun over the next two days. That's today and Monday. World basket weaving champion Mike Rogerson hitting switches and conducting things. He just keeps adding titles, folks. That's a recent one. Wow. He's just gotten into basket weaving apparently. Good for him. Got to bring the metal in. Yes, exactly. Show it off. This is a championship show. Hopefully it's a championship country. Yeah, I feel like I should have my hat on here. You're welcome to borrow one. I don't want to mess up our beautiful display. It is. It's pretty impressive now.
It is. It looks really good. Let's hope Canada does as well. What a big weekend ahead. We chronicled it yesterday, Matt and I, but in case you missed it, the Lions playing a special game tomorrow in Kelowna, of course. That's after the Canada-Morocco game. Jays and Mariners all weekend long down in Seattle. Talk about Max Scherzer playing for the Canadians today, a little bit later. I mean, it's a lot of fun stuff going on here. Pretty cool.
Yeah, 4th of July weekend for our friends south of the line, so that just kind of adds another layer to that whole Mariners-Blue Jays mix, which, you know, there hasn't been a ton of buildup, but I'm sure it will deliver that in-stadium experience. I still think, even though we're so locked onto the World Cup here, that... Blue Jays Nation travels. We see that every time.
Well, even when they're bottom of the standings, there's always... I am curious sort of where we're at on that level. But yeah, it's always a signpost weekend, of course, usually coming in the summer because they know that Canadians will want to make their way down. And I think...
Usually we're conditioned, you think of like big hockey games, five o'clock or seven o'clock starts or whatever. We're used to sort of the buildup throughout the day.
Boom, you wake up and Canada's playing. Yeah, yeah, exactly. It's a little early for a yellow dog, but you got to get after it. Jump right in. Let's start there. Canada meeting the media literally as we speak here. Our poll question today, do you think Canada can beat Morocco in the World Cup round of 16? A lot of you wondering about the availability of Bombito and Davies in particular. Jesse Marsh, literally, these words just came out of his mouth on both of those players. Yes, they're available. Oh, okay. Well, that's good. Very tight-lipped, very vague in general media availability here. Jesse Marsh has been very clear. Guys, we're keeping everything locked down, in tight. Every advantage, every tiny advantage he is willing to grasp right now because they are up against it.
And we're going to underline this a couple of times throughout the show. I'm going to do it again right now. You might not think of Morocco in the same way that you think of France, Spain, Germany. You have to. They are that good. That is what Canada has on their plate tomorrow. And right now, the early returns of the poll question are pretty realistic. The no vote is big here because that's how good they are.
Because to me, it's a sort of a multi-layered poll question. Do I think Canada can beat Morocco? I want to believe that Canada can beat Morocco, but... It's in the eye of the beholder of the poll question. But in my heart of hearts, I get it. I get what they're up against. We know that they are prohibitive underdogs, but it's one and done. They don't have to beat them four out of seven here. It's sports, and things can go sideways for Morocco. This could be Canada's day. So I do want to believe. And again, this isn't Canada of 30 years ago. This is a team that's feeling good about itself, is confident, has found ways throughout this tournament. And so we'll see. But it's a steep hill. There's no question.
And it's pretty remarkable that Morocco is where it is in the world's soccer. Yeah. Pantheon, I was just looking at it, basically the same population as Canada.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:14–8:26
2
Can Canada beat Morocco in the World Cup round of 16 and who’s available to play?
8:26–17:43
3
How could World Cup success financially reshape Canadian soccer development?
17:43–36:45
4
What happened at Canucks development camp and which prospects stood out?
36:45–1:05:05
5
Why did the Canucks prioritize ‘good guys’ and how will Luke Schenn impact the locker room?
1:05:05–1:40:21
Speakers
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