Longtime friend of the pod J.D. Burke stops by to discuss key takeaways from the first two games of the Canucks-Predators first round series. The fellas react to the news that Demko is out for the rest of the playoffs in real time, take a deep dive into Elias Pettersson's linemates, and somehow talk about Jake Virtanen again before Remembering Some…

The boys are back, joined by producer J Mo to tee up the opening round of the 2024 NHL Playoffs. The Canucks have drawn the Nashville Predators, a team headlined by some recognizable vets but backed up by a roster that seems like it was generated by ChatGPT, as we have a good time Inventing Some Guys who sound like they could play for the Preds. We…

Vyas and Jackson are together again at last to discuss the Canucks’ chances of going on a deep playoff run, which team is the scariest potential playoff matchup, and who should win each of the four team awards.Support the show at patreon.com/RoxyFever, where $5 a month gets you instant Locker Room Access to our monthly Heritage Minutes. Most recent…

Vyas is away this week, but Jackson is back with noted Canucks enthusiast Cody Severtson (Canucks Army) to discuss Pettersson's contract, Demko's injury, Lindholm's fit (or lack there of), John Tortorella's suspension, grading the roster post-deadline, and of course, "FryGate".CONTENT WARNING: There is heavy discussion of Chris Simon's suicide and …

This one's coming to you a scooch late, as it was recorded in the middle of the Canucks' recent losing skid, during last week's 5-2 loss to the Seattle Kraken. We welcome back the good brother J.D. Burke, editor-in-chief of Elite Prospects and EP Rinkside, to talk the Air Bud films, Cody Hodgson's return to pro hockey, Arshdeep Bains' NHL debut, Ba…

This week, Jackson and Vyas are pleased to welcome Roxy Fever Day 1 O.G. and the editor-in-chief of Elite Prospects & EP Rinkside J.D. Burke back to the show! The Canucks have made the league's first blockbuster trade ahead of deadline, acquiring the top trade target off the board as they nab Elias Lindholm out of Calgary, and we wonder whether Cal…

Jackson and Vyas reconvene to check in on the Vancouver Canucks only to discover they are... *checks notes* the best team in hockey? Huh?? Only one lesson to take from this: it's now time to do all the stuff we said it wasn't time to do before. All in, baby. Let's go get the guy.Support the show at patreon.com/roxyfever, where $5 a month gets you i…

It's our year-end retrospective, as Jackson is joined by honourary fourth-mic Cody Severtson (CanucksArmy) for a look back at the year that was 2023 for the Vancouver Canucks. The guys dredge up the bad feelings from the start of the year by looking back at Bruce Boudreau's exit from the club and the difficult circumstances Rick Tocchet inherited c…

In honour of Lu's number retirement-- er, ring of honour ceremony, here's an ancient patreon episode from the old-timey year 2020 discussing the time Roberto had to take a dump during an elimination game in the 2006-07 playoffs and was temporarily replaced by Dany Sabourin.โดย Roxy Fever

Warning: This podcast was recorded before the Canucks swung a trade to acquire Nikita Zadorov from the Calgary Flames. We'll be back to talk all about that in due time. In the meantime, Jackson and Vyas convene to talk the numerous scandals plaguing the NHL yet again, including the wild rumours that spread surrounding Corey Perry's exit from the Bl…

Jackson and Vyas back again discussing the NHL completely folding on the Pride Tape issue thanks to the courage of former Canuck Travis Dermott, and wondering what the hell was the plan there for enforcing this dumb bullcrap anyway? Beyond that, a tragic death at the rink in England leads to sweeping changes for neck protection, and alt-right grift…

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The Canucks open the season with a bang, but Jackson is busy doing something far more important than watching the first game of a new year, and that's seeing gob live in concert. We open with a hearty discussion on sports video game soundtracks before tackling the big heavy story to start the hockey season, and that's the league's decision to ban p…

Elliot remains on pat leave, so with the hockey season rapidly approaching, Jackson and Vyas convene to discuss the wackiness in Columbus as Mike Babcock behaves exactly as everyone said he would before he got the job (this podcast was recorded before he officially resigned in disgrace). Plus the Canucks name Quinn Hughes captain! How much is Petey…

Elliot remains on paternal leave so we call in the unofficial fourth mic once again, as Elite Prospects' EP Rinkside editor-in-chief J.D. Burke is back on the program to break down the Canucks' latest effort at the Draft, as well as the team's forays into free agency. In what feels like 2014 all over again, the team passed by the consensus best pla…

Ahead of this week's NHL boy auction, we're joined by the Draft Guru himself J.D. Burke, returning favourite and Editor-in-Chief of Elite Prospects' EP Rinkside, to discuss the chatter around the Canucks potentially playing it safe at 11th overall, the inevitability of the OEL buyout, and the lessons to be gleaned from the Vegas Golden Knights' Sta…

Jackson is a little under the weather this week, and with Elliot still away on parental leave the boys call in a heavy hitter to spin some yarns on the troubled history of the Arizona Coyotes, none other than AUDREY BOWLER, returning favourite and co-host of the late great Puck Bunnies podcast. Audrey tells us that the Coyotes never really stood a …

Elliot is away on assignment this week (the assignment: fatherhood) so Jackson and Vyas are down a man in discussing the worst possible outcome for the Connor Bedard sweepstakes: barring a trade, at least seven seasons spent in Chicago red. Plus a pair of Canadian teams make moves at the managerial level, as Kyle Dubas is out in Toronto, while Crai…

Round 1 is over and we are officially transitioning into a Seattle Kraken podcast. But before we can tackle the lessons of the first round and look ahead to the second, Jackson is sure to make note of what might seem like a minor change at the moment but could have a significant impact down the line: the BCHL ending its association with Hockey Cana…

Another bleak Canucks season has come to a merciful end, as we look back on a slew of controversies that barely even acknowledges how additionally painful it was to actually watch the team play. Plus, the guys make their quick picks for the playoffs, and go in-depth on which team in the lottery mix actually deserves to land Connor Bedard, which clu…

Jackson is lie-on-the-floor tired as we convene to discuss the Canucks' recent forays into college free agency, as well as Andrei Kuzmenko's controversial decision to skip warm-ups on Pride Night due to family reasons. Of course in discussing the push for LGBTQ acceptance in hockey spaces, the fellas are pleased to be joined by the only trans membe…

The guys give immediate reaction to the breaking news that this is John Garrett's final season calling Canucks games on Sportsnet Pacific, the end of a legendary 20 year run on what is hands down the best regional broadcast in the entire NHL. Then it's time to sound off on another late season winning streak that is seeing the club destroy their own…

The guys are joined by Province Sports Canucks beat reporter Patrick Johnston to talk about the Filip Hronek trade, the concern as to how much autonomy this management group really has, and PJ's many encounters over the years with Vancouver's NHLPA representative players, and what kind of work they were doing on the labour front.If you'd like to re…

WARNING: The following podcast was recorded before the Canucks (and the league at large) decided to lose their damn minds ahead of the trade deadline. So don't laugh too much when Jackson says "We'll see what becomes of that" with regards to the Islanders' first round pick.With Vyas finally back from galavanting across Europe, the guys catch up on …

From the makers of Like My Sport comes... Fix My Sport. Jackson goes one-on-one with CanucksArmy scribe Noah Strang to contrast the wild flurry of activity around the NBA's trade deadline with the impossibility of making hockey deals in the NHL's current climate. What can basketball's approach to the salary cap and contract limits teach the NHL if …

It's a big one this week, as Jackson sits down with former Vancouver Canucks statistician Rachel Doerrie to discuss the Horvat trade, the club's toxic and overly paranoid work environment, and how to win your dad's hockey pool.โดย Roxy Fever