Donnie & Dhali: Canucks chasing some unflattering records. And what's with the standing ovation for Quinn?!
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Matt and guest co-host Jamie Dodd crossover with Donnie and Dhali discussing Quinn Hughes' return to Vancouver and the standing ovation (?), Manny Malhotra's early days as an NHL head coach, and the contributions (or lack thereof) of some veteran would-be culture carriers. The guys also talk about the Canucks already approaching some dubious club and NHL records, Malhotra juggling lines as much as he has, whether Jacob Quillan deserves a call-up and the healthy scratchings of Paul Cotter and Jamie Oleksiak.
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