On June 26th, Evander Kane officially became a Vancouver Canuck—and the fanbase has thoughts. In this episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shylo dive deep into the high-risk, high-reward signing of Kane. They break down his injury history, scoring potential, off-ice drama, and the impact he could have skating alongside Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser. Is Kane the JT Miller replacement Vancouver needed? Can he stay healthy and disciplined long enough to become a fan favorite? The guys also explore the salary cap crunch, how Kane could affect the power play, and where he fits in the lineup. Spoiler: it’s complicated, but potentially explosive.

In this episode of Canucks Only, Rob and Shiloh break down the Vancouver Canucks' latest coaching transition—from Rick Tocchet to newly appointed head coach Adam Foote. They reflect on Tocchet’s tenure: how he stabilized JT Miller, won the Jack Adams Award, and brought a refreshing media presence, yet ultimately couldn’t control late-season locker room tensions. Then they dive into Adam Foote’s appointment, why it’s the right move to keep captain Quinn Hughes happy, and why succession planning (including Manny Malhotra’s future) is key to long-term success. Plus: a fun tangent imagining Peter Forsberg joining the coaching staff, and what training camp under Foote might look like. This one’s for the true Canucks strategists.

With July 1st fast approaching, Rob and Shylo put on their GM hats to tackle the Vancouver Canucks’ toughest offseason decisions. From Brock Boeser’s pending free agency and salary cap dilemmas to Pius Suter's breakout season, they debate who stays, who walks, and how much is too much. Then, things get spicy with a bold proposal: Could Mitch Marner and John Tavares be the patchwork solution to keep Quinn Hughes in Vancouver? They break down UFA options, cap projections, trade risks, and what moves the team must make to avoid losing their generational star. Buckle up—this is high-stakes armchair GM'ing at its best.