July 24, 2026

July 24, 2026: Canucks front office shuffle! Could Whitecaps buy BC Place?!

A massive edition of Sekeres and Price to send you into the weekend.. Blake is joined by Jeff Paterson as the guys tackle a bunch of big news, including the most recent re-shuffle in the Canucks front office as Cammi Granato moves out of her AGM role. The guys get into how the move will be interpreted, the trickledown in operations as the pro scouting department has already been thinned out, and whether the AGM role will even be re-filled. The guys also look at the birthday boy, Jonathan Lekkerimäki, and debate what the future holds for him in the organization. Then Blake and Jeff move onto the Whitecaps' possible interest in, not just running, but owning BC Place!? They talk about what that means for possible new owners, the future of the franchise, and the rest of the BC Place tenants. Then it's a chat about the movements on the pitch as the guys wonder where the Whitecaps go next, following the departure of Seb Berhalter to England. Postmedia's Patrick Johnston stops by to discuss the Canucks and Cammi Granato, and the experience that continues to be lacking in the front office. He also discusses the chat he had with BC cabinet Minister Ravi Kahlon on the Whitecaps and BC Place. PJ weighs in on how that could work and if it's financially feasible. Plus, who can replace Berhalter in the lineup? The Sheet's Jeff Marek drops by for all the other NHL news, including a new linemate for Conor Bedard, John Tortorella wanting back in, and former Canucks frontrunner Evan Gold is finding a new front office home. The guys wrap up with a look at the BC Lions returning to BC Place to face the Argos, the Jays are getting ready to trade everyone, and Lebron James has made his decision!


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