June 22, 2026: Canucks aim for Canucks after Brady pulls a "Hughes"? World Cup update!
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Sikaris and Price for Monday, June 22nd, 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 Sikaris, virtually alongside Blake Price. Four-time Juno winner, world log rolling champion, two-time provincial basketball champion, Mike Rogerson hitting switches and conducting things. Did we have a nice Father's Day weekend, Dad?
I did not see any of my children. What is the point of having all these children if you cannot see them on Father's Day? They shut you up?
You went 0 for 4 on Father's Day? 0 for 4. Well, one's overseas, so she gets a pass. But the three domestics, they all passed on dad on Father's Day.
Yeah, all gone. All not in town. They all ran away from dad on Father's Day.
Yeah, including the recent graduate. How about that? She couldn't wait to get away from him.
somebody's lake. I don't know. So, um, yeah, but it was good.
That becomes a draw at 17, 18 to go to the lake with the kids. Like, you know, the friends, that's a, that's a thing, but they got out of the way for me to watch sports.
That is a father's day gift in and of itself. So I appreciate it.
Absolutely. A quiet household to watch the U S open. Mike, I hope you're spoiled. You a rotten. Oh, I gave Mason some money hoping I'd get a gift. And then it was a, uh, see you later, dad.
Oh, yeah. Kids these days, honestly.
Once again, I was net zero on Father's Day this year. I didn't get anything, but my dad doesn't expect anything at age 81, so he's cool with it.
He didn't get any surprise phone calls from yesteryear, so that's good, too.
Yeah, sure enough. Spent family time yesterday with my dad and Carmen's grandpa down at White Rock. Actually, I hit up Crescent Beach for a bit. It remains lovely. Oh, very nice. Friday night, we said farewell to the Pembe and all our friends there in North Vancouver. Shout out Chuck, Dennis, Cam, Justin, Tar, and everybody who provided the memories at that place over the year's final week for the North Shore Institution. I was over in your part of Vancouver twice, and There weren't rain clouds. It was beautifully sunny. And the vibe was high. And the traffic wasn't too bad on Lionsgate.
I've been going to the Pambi since I was a kid. North Shore Institution.
We know a lot of locals there who, yes, have had the same story that they were going there somehow before they were 19. It was the damnedest thing back in the day. Different laws, I'm sure. Yeah, exactly. There must have been a local ordinance there on the North Shore. Anyways, let's get to our daily poll question. Should the Canucks avoid drafting American players? You can vote yes. You can vote no. You can vote only with high picks. Do so at the Securesome Price X and YouTube channels. This after another American forces his way out of a Canadian market. It happened yesterday. Blockbuster trade. between the Florida Panthers and the Ottawa Senators. As Captain Brady Kachuk goes to South Florida to join his brother Matthew, the Senators receive the 9th and 25th overall picks, both in the first round in Friday's NHL entry draft, as well as a first round pick in 2029.
And that could be a pretty good pick if the Panthers have run through their competitive cycle at that point and a 20-30 second-round pick. It became untenable for Brady Chuck in Ottawa, where, of course, Americans and the American anthem is not all that popular these days, with the rhetoric emanating from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue about 51st Street. It became clear that Brady Kachuk was not going to resign in Ottawa, and so he is on the move. We have seen this story before with his brother, Matthew, going from Calgary to Florida, but also, of course, here in Vancouver, where American Captain Queen Hughes forced his way out the trade zone. to Minnesota. It is a long line now. Johnny Goudreau, the late Johnny Goudreau, not re-signing in Calgary, off to Columbus.
JT Miller out here in Vancouver, off to New York. Alex Dobrynkin didn't want to re-sign with the Senators either.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:14–13:20
2
Should the Canucks avoid drafting American players after Brady Kachuk and Quinn Hughes moves?
13:20–14:51
3
How did the Brady Kachuk trade reshape draft capital and team strategies?
14:51–1:08:44
4
How might American prospects' passports influence the Canucks' draft decisions after the Brady-Kachuk trade?
1:08:44–1:13:32
5
What are realistic returns for Jake DeBrusk and how are teams valuing draft capital right now?
1:13:32–1:16:15
6
Which prospects could the Canucks target at picks 24–41 and what are their scouting profiles (Suvanto, Ryder Calley, Cowley)?
1:16:15–1:23:27
7
How will Canada's World Cup match vs Switzerland affect their knockout path and local fan impact in Vancouver?
1:23:27–2:05:28
Speakers
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