June 9, 2026: Canucks big 4 draft prospects; Larkin trade trickledown
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Securus and Price for Tuesday, June 9th, 2026. We're a presentation of Bet365. Check out Bet365's free goal early payout. When your team goes up three, you get paid. It's that simple. Download the app today. Must be 19 plus to play. And of course, please play responsibly. Matt Securus with Blake Price. Hi there. Four-time Juno Award winner Mike Rogerson hitting switches and conducting things, although... When you have four Junos, Canadian Music Awards, and you've never seen Rush live, do you even deserve four Junos? Wow. Yeah, I went there. Calling them out. Well, we were all sitting here talking about one of my bands, Rush, touring for the first time in 11 years. New drummer, of course. Neil Peart passed away.
Rave reviews. Coming here in December. I go, Mike, what do you think? Rush, December. Let's hit it up. He's never been. Which means he missed truly the greatest drum solo that has ever been played by Neil for 40 years. Mike, you had 40 years to catch this. It's all on me. Yeah, it really is. No excuse. I'm embarrassed for you. I feel your shame. I don't know how you move in the Canadian music circles you do, but With his blotch on your resume.
There is a chance to regain some credibility, though, this summer. Have you seen the music schedule that we've got ahead?
It is outstanding.
Especially, and it's outdoor music in a lot of cases. There's a lot of people coming through town, and that new P&E Amphitheater is hosting everybody. Yeah, it looks terrific. Especially with the FIFA lineup and then the P&E lineup in August. I mean, it's a lot of fun.
Our matinee, our friends from the matinee.
July 11th, Matt.
July 11th, we're going to be there. You got us the tickets, right? You already sorted that with Matt? I have not physically received anything yet. I'm texting with Jeff a little bit. He wants to be an author, a published sports author.
Oh, really?
Yeah, he's picked up sports writing.
Oh, okay. By all means. So helping him edit. I've picked up the bass, so I'll join the matinee. We'll cross streams there.
Speaking of, we all or the two of us have seen that Red Hot Chili Peppers documentary on Netflix. And Flea just picks up the bass and all of a sudden is genius. That's why I'm inspired. Just genius at it immediately. I'll do it too. Did I ever tell you my brother once worked at a fancy hotel in Canada, Ontario, near the Ottawa Senators Arena. And at one point he was charged with taking care of the VIPs, which was hockey players and coaches who would stay there before a game. And some musical acts, those who chose to stay out there when they were playing the arena. And so one week he gets the red hot chili peppers and he gets a delivery to one of their rooms. And he thinks to himself, wouldn't this be weird if it was Flea?
And he answered the door in his underwear and And sure enough, it was flea. That's what happened, yeah. And he answered. So he lives the role, everybody. Yeah. They're not big on shirts. No. Or pants. Really down on shirts and flea down on pants as well. All right. Quite a start to today's show. It's summer. Even though the weather's not cooperating just yet. No, it's not quite summer. Tomorrow. It is your January that you speak of every year. Let's get to the Daily Poll question, though. You're here for Canucks talk. If Gavin McKenna and Ivar Stenberg go first and second overall, who do you want the Canucks to draft? You can vote for Caleb Malhotra. You can vote for Chase Reed, the big right-shot defenseman. You can vote for Carson Carrolls, the big left-shot defenseman.
Prince George, shout out. Or you can vote other, and if you do, please specify the in reply. Yesterday, we asked, you know, Stenberg, Malhotra, other trade, boy, do you folks have an appetite for weighing in on what the Canucks should do with this third overall pick? So we figured we'd go back to that well today and see where you're at. But part of it was inspired by the athletic Scott Wheeler, who published a mock draft coming out of this past weekend's combine in Buffalo, New York. And he has McKenna going first overall to the Leafs, and he has Stenberg going second overall to the Sharks.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:14–17:54
2
What draft mock and Sharks dinner chatter explain San Jose’s pick uncertainty?
17:54–58:17
3
What did scouts learn at the NHL Combine about Canucks/Top-5 draft targets?
58:17–1:02:42
4
Which players gained momentum after Buffalo—who is rising (Verhof, Reid, Malhotra, Stenberg)?
1:02:42–1:08:18
5
How could the Canucks use draft-night trades or veteran assets to upgrade picks?
1:08:18–1:19:15
6
Who is Nolan Perry and how did he recover from Tommy John to dominate with the Vancouver Canadians?
1:19:15–1:52:20
Speakers
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