Bik Nizzar talks the Four Nations Championship game and debates what outcome will be the best for the sport. Later in the show, Bik is joined by Fluto Shinzawa to discuss the exposure and interest of new hockey viewers and how much a USA win can mean to grow the game.

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In this episode of The People's Show, Bik Nizzar recaps the intensity of the Canada vs. USA showdown, highlighting how the Tkachuk brothers set the tone for a fiery matchup. Quinn Hughes remains in a non-contact jersey at practice, while Thatcher Demko’s injury status is still uncertain. Jannik Hansen joins the show to break down the tournament, emphasizing the gap in high-end talent between North American teams and European squads. He also discusses Elias Pettersson’s struggles, the importance of goaltending in the championship game, and why Demko’s frequent injuries are becoming a serious concern for the Canucks.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe hosts as Kevin Lankinen gets the start for Finland on Saturday—how much could a strong performance boost his value? Josh breaks down the upcoming goalie market and what Lankinen might be worth. Covering the 4 Nations Tournament from Montreal, Dave Pagnotta joins the show to discuss the atmosphere, the highly anticipated Canada vs. USA matchup, and the latest buzz ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline. Plus, the show wraps up with "Guys Naming Dudes" – Siblings Edition.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe hosts as he breaks down Canada’s big win at the 4 Nations tournament and his key takeaways from Game 1. Plus, what should Team Canada’s goal song be? Vancouver Giants Head Coach Manny Viveiros joins the show to discuss the team’s recent play, player development, and postseason preparation.

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In the final hour of Canucks Central, Dan and Sat preview The 4 Nations Tournament. Plus, Olympians Avalon Wasteneys and Piper Logan join the show tableside at The JCC Sports Dinner to discuss their journeys to becoming Olympians!

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe debates whether Team Canada is likeable for Vancouver fans, before being joined by Mark Schofield to break down the SuperBowl, and the NFL awards. After, he speaks to Jannik Hansen about Pettersson's odds at the 4 Nations, the Canucks strong play as of late, and where the latest contract talks are for Brock Boeser.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe is joined by Emory Hunt to discuss SuperBowl 59 and how the Kansas City Chiefs can recover going into next season. Later in the show Josh talks about the Canucks' recent performances and potential Trade Deadline moves.

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Bik Nizzar starts off the show breaking down his feelings about Canucks struggling star forward Elias Pettersson. Then the guys get into what Superbowl foods are a must-have, and which are better left at home. After, Josh Elliott-Wolfe joins to discuss the most important bet of them all: The opening song of the half-time show!

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