Regressing to the meme since 2015, it's the Hockey PEDEOCast with your host, Dmitri Filipovich.

Welcome to the Hockey PEDEOCast. My name is Dmitri Filipovich, and joining me here in studio to close out another fun week of shows on the PDOCast is my good buddy, Harmon Dile.

Harmon, what's going on, man?

I'm buzzing. The sun's out. We're getting closer to playoff hockey.

It was an awesome trade deadline as well. I'm buzzing.

That's a good term. We're having you back on here. It's been a couple weeks, so it's good to check in with you. Topics today. We're going to talk about playoff races,

hot and cold vibe checks, notable performances of late, stuff we're keeping an eye on after the

deadline, all that good stuff. But I want to first start off talking about the Canucks with you.

They've got 15 games left in the season now, I believe. They've played 67 so far. And after a first bit of adversity to end February, right, where they had that one, five,

and one stretch. And everyone's like, oh, is this the other shoe dropping on the whole PDO debate

and all of that stuff that unfolded? They bounced back with a very impressive start to the month

of March. Now I know they blew their most recent game against the Colorado Avalanche, but still a 4-0-1 stretch here heading into the weekend. And I thought, I'm curious

for your take on this because I think they've certainly had some very impressive performances throughout,

especially on the scoreboard. But I thought the two games they strung together there first in Vegas

to close out that road trip and then come at home

and just lay in the boots to the Winnipeg Jets the way they did. I know the Jets were playing a second

of a back-to-back without two top six forwards, but still regardless of the circumstances, it was

a statement game. And I thought the quality of competition, but also the manner in which they did

it defensively, particularly against Vegas, was the perfect

distillation of this team at its best and also, I think, made it the most impressive kind of

stretch of games there for me just because of the way they did it. Absolutely. And it's what you

mentioned in terms of being stifling defensively that is the biggest key because, look, this

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