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Brett Festerling joins the show for BFF Fridays. Brett details his playoff experience and the details of it all. The guys discuss Canucks vs Nashville line matchups and how the depth of the Canucks can be an advantage. Who does O'Reilly matchup well against? How would JT Miller fare against him? Why is Nashville scary? Brett picks his top 10 most important players in this series. The show ends with "Guys naming dude's" Predators edition.

Bik answers questions surrounding the Canucks in "The Tea". Topics include, Canucks 3-0 season series over Nashville and if that matters, Saros vs Demko, and drafting the top 10 most valuable players in this series. Former NHLer Ken Priestlay joins the show. Ken talks playoff intensity, the Canucks journey to getting to this spot, the excitement of the city and taking it game by game.

Bik Nizzar is joined by Canucks play by play man Brendan Batchelor. The fellas discuss which Canucks Rick Tocchet should rest against the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday. They also talk about the pressures of playoff hockey and they delve into how good Demko looked in his first game back.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty.

Bik Nizzar looks back at the Canucks taking the Pacific Divison crown on Monday night. He highlights how other franchises who have entered similar phases of their builds tend to stretch their run of success for an entire era. Bik labels this milestone as the beginning of the Canucks next era of success. Bik and Dom also go over the Canucks' team awards and potential playoff schedule.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty.

Jannik Hansen joins Bik Nizzar. The fellas dive into whether winning the division matters for the Canucks this year. That bleeds into a conversation about home-ice advantage and potential matchups. Jannik also highlights how bad travelling to Nashville can be. They also talk about the Canucks' top players not firing on all cylinders. Jannik admits he is worried about the first round for the Canucks. Jannik also comments on Demko's absence and how much it has impacted the team in the last 14 games. Bik wraps up the segment by asking Jannik about what surprised him most about this season.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty.

Bik Nizzar is back in the saddle after returning from the IR. Bik and Dom run through The Tea, which includes Demko's return to the crease, the Canucks being able to clinch the division tonight, and the battle for the Western Conference (regular season) crown. The tea also features an appearance from The Athletic's Matthew Fairburn after the Buffalo Sabres fire head coach Don Granato.

This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty.