Bik Nizzar is joined by Randip Janda. The two review the Canucks' inconsistent season so far, noting their 7-3 loss to the Oilers and an emerging uncertainty about the team’s ceiling. Nizzar discusses how the Canucks are still searching for an identity, something they established quickly last season but now struggle to find due to roster changes. He highlights Jonathan Lekkerimaki’s presence in practice, emphasizing his potential as a scoring threat on the power play and the importance of being assertive to capitalize on his shot.

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On today's episode of The People's Show, Bik opens with a breakdown of the Canucks' early-season struggles and the high-stakes matchup against the Oilers—a key opportunity to make strides in the Pacific Division. NFL analyst and DVOA creator Aaron Schatz joins to recap a thrilling Thursday Night Football game, reveal his most underrated NFL team, and preview Week 10 matchups, including Steelers vs. Commanders and who might topple Kansas City. Canucks Color Commentator Randip Janda discusses lineup shifts, Boeser’s role, and what’s at stake against Edmonton. Bik then shares his NFL Week 10 picks in "Bik 6," and the show wraps with the fan-favorite "Guy’s Naming Dudes" featuring the Nashville Predators.

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In this episode of The People's Show, Bik kicks things off with a look at Brock Boeser’s standout season. Then, 32 Thoughts and HNIC rink-side host Kyle Bukauskas joins to dive into the NCAA’s new ruling allowing athletes to connect with pro teams before college enrollment. Kyle also shares which teams he sees as true contenders and gives his take on the Ottawa Senators' challenging season. Later, NHL veteran and LA Kings broadcaster Derek Armstrong breaks down LA's season, Anze Kopitar’s enduring impact, Quinton Byfield’s growth, and what fans can expect moving forward.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.