Lachlan discusses the list of rookies joining the Canucks and which ones fans should keep a close eye on, plus how the Canucks' four games on American national television could be part of growing the NHL's footprint south of the border.

Lachlan talks about the Canucks arriving prior to training camp, Vasili Podkolzin's early testimony by Bo Horvat, plus a player profile on Jason Dickinson and why he could hit his career high in points in 2021-22.

Lachlan talks about the recent developments from Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes' contract negotiations, why Bo Horvat might be headed for a career year and the Flames signing Erik Gudbranson.

Lachlan discusses Vasili Podkolzin's arrival in Vancouver and the benefits he'll get from joining the Canucks this season, plus an update on the Quinn Hughes contract situation.

With the NHL announcing their players will play in the Beijing Olympics next February, Lachlan discusses every possible Canuck who could play for their respective countries, including whether or not Bo Horvat could make Team Canada.

Lachlan discusses the new NHL Covid-19 protocols and plans that could impact the Canucks and their opponents next season, plus Loui Eriksson's recent interview in Sweden leads to a recap of his Vancouver tenure.

Lachlan talks about Quinn Hughes landing 35th on the Locked On NHL Top 50 players list, how his 2021 season went and whether the Canucks have found him a defensive partner for next season, plus what his future contract will look like.

Lachlan focuses on Brock Boeser's 2021 for the Canucks, the expectations for his upcoming season and how he's on track for a big pay raise in 2022, plus a Canucks History Corner centered around the 1996 World Cup of Hockey.

Lachlan discusses how Elias Pettersson's contract situation and Andrei Svechnikov's new deal with the Hurricanes differ, what kind of money and term Pettersson will likely fetch on his upcoming contract, and whether Thatcher Demko can build off his first season as the Canucks' starter with a big year in 2021-22.

Lachlan discusses the BC provincial government's vaccination mandates for indoor events and how it will impact the Canucks and the Rogers Arena game experience in 2021-22, plus some important business positions opening up in Vancouver's front offices.

Lachlan talks about how he expects the Canucks' defensive depth chart to shake out by Opening Night, why Luke Schenn might be the perfect fit for Jack Rathbone's defensive partner, and introduces a new segment called Canucks History Corner.

Lachlan breaks down the Canucks current forward group and projects how he thinks the roster will shake out on Opening Night, plus his early thoughts on NHL 22 after its reveal trailer premiered.

Lachlan breaks down the NHL's plans to introduce ads on jerseys in 2022-23, how much it changes the look of the sport and how the league could potentially make the change more palatable for fans, before doing a mini player profile on incoming Canucks defensemen Oliver Ekman-Larsson and if he can re-find success in Vancouver.

Lachlan Irvine takes over as the new host of Locked On Canucks and sets up the show's new era before breaking down Jason Dickinson's new contract with the Canucks and their Abbotsford AHL affiliate adding Tristen Nielsen.

In Part 2 of a lengthy conversation with Roxy Fever's JACKSON McDONALD, the two Js discuss more weirdness from Jim Benning's Friday availability with the media, the team's plan to lure Nikita Tryamkin back from Russia, and delve into conspiracy theories as to how and why Jim Benning still has a job.

Roxy Fever's Jackson McDonald stops by to close out the week on a day where Jim Benning's media availability has left a lot of flabbergasting quotes for this city to digest over the months and years ahead. Plus the Pearson deal is announced on the six year anniversary of a very fateful day for the Benning regime. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation.

The Athletic's resident Boy Genius himself, Harman Dayal is here to help us take a break from COVID coverage to engage in an actual discussion of the on-ice product in the wake of the Canucks inking Tanner Pearson to a three-year extension at worth $3.25M. As Harman explains, it's not so much as this is a terrible move as it typifies the exact sort of trap the Canucks repeatedly cannot help but fall into, with no signs that they're learning from past mistakes.

Justin is joined by Daniel Wagner of Vancouver Is Awesome's Pass It To Bulis to discuss the latest on the team's COVID outbreak, if returning to play this season is worthwhile or feasible, and the tall task of teaching a group of Canucks writers how to play Dungeons & Dragons during a global pandemic.

The Canucks season is halted for the foreseeable future after what is believed to be a more dangerous straing of COVID-19 works its way through the entire locker room. Justin joined Sarah Avampato on the Locked On NHL Podcast on Monday to discuss the scary situation the team finds itself in, how it happened, and what is says both about the league's safety protocols and the threats posed by this virus. (Since this recording, Jake Virtanen and Nils Höglander have both been added to league's COVID protocols list.)

The show returns! For good this time. Breaking down last week's Sens' series with Brandon Maki (Silver Seven Sens, Internal Budget Podcast) in a chat drawing parallels between two fanbases -- and owners -- that may have more in common than they'd care to admit.

In the wake of mass layoffs in Bell Media right across Canada, Justin pays tribute to the TEAM 1040, which abruptly shut its doors on Tuesday morning never to return again. It was an awful day, and a needlessly callous move from a company that claims to care about people's mental health. But the legacy of 1040 and the spirit of the station is something that will live in this city forever.

The Canucks give their most spirited effort of the season series but still drop a third straight game at ScotiaBank Arena, this time by a 3-1 final. To break down all three games and where these respective franchises find themselves, Justin connects with MIKE DiSTEFANO (Locked On Leafs, TSN 1050) for a cross-over podcast and finds the Maple Leafs provide a stark contrast to demonstrate exactly why the Jim Benning era can not be allowed to continue.

Things aren't going well for the Canucks, and as the season slips away already just one month in, Jackson McDonald (Roxy Fever) returns to the show to assess the ways in which this fall was predictable, and the many ways in which it defies all explanation.

As a brief reprieve from doom and gloom, CODY SEVERTSON (Comets Harvest, The CreaseCast) joins Justin to talk the surprise arrival of Jalen Chatfield, fledgling NHLer. Plus, what to make of this year's AHL season, and does Kole Lind's NHL future flow through the faceoff dot?

The Canucks are coming apart at the seams on a regular basis, and Jim Benning's quotes to The Province poured gasoline all over his already hot seat. Have the team's top stars quit on their GM? Justin breaks down why Benning's Toffoli excuses don't add up, and traces his distrust of this regime back to one fateful day nearly six years ago.