Episode 15: A ComeBrock in Nashville (Round 1 - Game 4 Postgame)
Eagle and Mason reunite after a brief month-long hiatus to talk Canucks hockey.
This is a post-game show for the 4-3 win in Game 4 of Round 1 in the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
17 Mar 2024
Episode 14: Who is Vancouver's Greatest All-Time Defenceman?
The episode begins with a quick overview of this week's Forgotten One, a former Vancouver Canucks and Washington Capitals alumni (1:00). Mason and Eagle break down the past week of Canucks hockey including some moves on the management end of the spectrum (4:02). As Quinn Hughes breaks the Canucks record for most points in a single-season from a defenceman, they take a look at the some of Vancouver's best blueliners (9:11).
10 Mar 2024
Episode 13: 2024 NHL Trade Deadline Special
Mason and Eagle go over the Canucks' uneventful showing at the 2024 trade deadline (1:04) and they quickly run through recent and upcoming games (24:20). They close the show by looking at a Forgotten One (29:41) who played for both the Vancouver Canucks and the Winnipeg Jets in the mid 2010s.
As always, the show kicks off with Forgotten One (1:15) who was a former trade deadline addition back in 2012. They dive into Elias Pettersson's contract extension and what it means for the team (4:36). They take a look at some trade targets (12:10) and close out Episode 12 by reviewing this week's games (23:40) and previewing the Sunday showdown with Anaheim Ducks.
23 Feb 2024
Episode 11: A Losing Streak & Arshdeep Bains' Debut
Mason and Eagle catch up on the week of Canucks games and an unfortunate losing streak (4:55) and they look back the brief Prabh Rai's brief run with the team in this week's Forgotten One (0:52). They discuss the debut of local prospect, Arshdeep Bains, and talk about past undrafted players who have had success in Vancouver (17:43).
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10 Feb 2024
Episode 10: Future Canucks Olympians & Phil Kessel to Vancouver?
Mason and Eagle look back at the career of a former first-round pick in this week's Forgotten One (1:25). They talk about the 4-0 loss against Boston on Feb. 7 (6:50) and Mason recalls where he was during the 2011 game 7 loss to Boston. The guys predict which Canucks will make the Olympics in 2026 (17:45) and the show closes with them looking at a prospective Phil Kessel signing (26:50).
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4 Feb 2024
Episode 9: 2024 Canucks All-Star Special
Eagle and Mason take a look at a forgotten Canucks player who was a part of a trade nearly a decade ago (1:21). They briefly breakdown the 2024 NHL All-Star weekend (10:20) before looking at some of the most impactful All-Stars throughout Canucks history (13:55). Episode 9 closes with the guys looking ahead at the upcoming Canucks road trip and season as a whole (19:00).
1 Feb 2024
Episode 8 (Emergency Pod): Elias Lindholm to Vancouver
The Vancouver Canucks acquired Elias Lindholm in a blockbuster trade with the Calgary Flames on Wednesday evening. Eagle and Mason get on a call just minutes after it's announced to give their thoughts on it.
21 Jan 2024
Episode 7: Taking Out The Toron-Trash & Another KHL Signee?
Cody Hodgson is returning to pro-hockey, so the guys look back at his career for this episode's Forgotten One (1:50). They reflect on the games from over the past week (7:38), including a big-time win against the Maple Leafs on Jan. 20. The rest of the show is spent talking about various topics (14:57) ranging from the Jim Rutherford extension to the Canucks All-Stars.
13 Jan 2024
Episode 6: Trade Targets & The Lotto Line's Return
This week's Forgotten One is a newly appointed Russian citizen - Mason and Eagle discuss his short time in Vancouver and his unceremonious departure from the NHL (1:00). Then, the guys talk about the recent string of Canucks wins (5:18) and look at some potential additions if the team wants to make a playoff run (12:16). Eagle closes out the show making his bizarre case for a Sidney Crosby trade to Vancouver in 2025 (31:33).
6 Jan 2024
Episode 5: 2023 Canucks Player Awards & Lekkierimaki's MVP at the WJC
To kick off 2024, Mason and Eagle hand out the first-ever annual Vandersen Canucks Player Awards (19:27). They touch on the Canucks prospect performances from the 2024 World Juniors (0:40) and they look at recent Canucks games from the week prior (10:25). In this week's Forgotten One segment, they look back Nikolay Goldobin's run in Vancouver and his success in the KHL currently (4:37).
30 Dec 2023
Episode 4: WJC Update & Pettersson to Chicago?
With 2 points in a Dec 29. win over the Leafs, Brendan Gaunce is the Forgotten One on this week's episode (2:10). The guys talk about the lone Canucks game from Thursday and discuss the recent Elias Pettersson rumours (9:40). They provide an update on the Swedish WJC team (20:45) and close out the show looking at past WJC showings from the current Canucks roster (28:05).
23 Dec 2023
Episode 3: Brzustewicz Snubbed & a Swedish Trio at the World Juniors
The guys look back at the career and World Junior success of Jordan Schroeder in this week's Forgotten One segment (1:25). They discuss the recent Canucks games from the week (8:30). Episode 3 concludes with a brief preview and breakdown of the Canucks prospects at the upcoming World Junior Championships (21:08).
18 Dec 2023
Episode 2: Who Belongs in the Ring of Honour?
In the second episode of the Vandersen Canucks Podcast, Eagle and Mason Andersen look back at the Forgotten One, Dany Sabourin's, career with the Canucks (01:10). They shared their thoughts on the five games from the prior week (07:10). Next, they talked about Roberto Luongo’s induction into the Ring of Honour (18:03). This episode finishes off with a deep dive into the Ring of Honour and a debate about who should be inducted next (22:35).
9 Dec 2023
Episode 1: Metalic Helmets & Luongo's Legacy
First episode of the Vandersen podcast from brothers Eagle and Mason Andersen. The guys look back at the Forgotten One, Victor Oreskovich's, career with the Canucks (01:18). They shared their thoughts on the newly teased helmets (04:54). Next, they reviewed the New Jersey and Minnesota games from earlier that week (07:10). The first episode finishes off with debate about the legacy of Roberto Luongo (20:10).
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