0 comments by jrodriguez on 5/5/2014
Season Record 36-35-11 Did they Make The Playoffs? No What Went Right? While the Canucks have been the poster team for “how to nose dive into mediocrity” this season, there have been a few glimmers of hope. Firstly, Mike Santorelli and Eddie Lack have arisen as two bright spots in the Canucks future. Santorelli played […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 5/2/2014
Vancouver Canucks Season Record 36-35-11 Did they Make The Playoffs? No What Went Right? While the Canucks have been the poster team for “how to nose dive into mediocrity” this season, there have been a few glimmers of hope. Firstly, Mike Santorelli and Eddie Lack have arisen as two bright spots in the Canucks future. […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 5/1/2014
Well, that escalated quickly. Only a month after the Vancouver Canucks decided to part ways with former General Manager Mike Gillis, they announced this morning that Head Coach John Tortorella and Assistant Coach Mike Sullivan had been relieved of their duties. It came as little surprise as new President of Hockey Operations Trevor Linden continues to […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/29/2014
Last night’s events in the game between the Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks have reignited the flame of what is (and is not) reviewable by on-ice officials in the NHL. Unless your team is out of the running and you have vowed to boycott the playoffs altogether, you will have heard about the controversial […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/25/2014
The NHL playoffs are a great time to place bets on your favourite teams. The games themselves are super exciting to watch, are very close in terms of skill, and the overall atmosphere that surrounds the hockey community during the playoffs can’t be matched at any other point of the season. That being said, there […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/22/2014
Every year in the playoffs, we as fans are exposed to some of the best, and worst, that the NHL has to offer. We get treated not only to the stars of the league performing to their expected talent level, but also the unsung heroes who come out of nowhere to make a name for themselves. On the […]
0 comments by jrodriguez
The NHL playoffs are a great time to place bets on your favourite teams. The games themselves are super exciting to watch, are very close in terms of skill, and the overall atmosphere that surrounds the hockey community during the playoffs can’t be matched at any other point of the season. That being said, there […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/19/2014
The NHL playoffs are a great time to place bets on your favourite teams. The games themselves are super exciting to watch, are very close in terms of skill, and the overall atmosphere that surrounds the hockey community during the playoffs can’t be matched at any other point of the season. That being said, there […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/17/2014
If you are anything like me, the thrill of being able to bet on your favourite sports teams makes watching the games themselves that much more entertaining. While I (as well as most of the general population) do not have a fortune to be able to bet on games, you would be surprised at how […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/15/2014
As is the case with any self-respecting hockey website, the chance to showcase your supreme knowledge about “who will advance” when it comes to the playoffs and to hold the bragging rights for an entire year is the single most important thing about being a hockey writer. Here at 2PS, some of our best and brightest […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/12/2014
Welcome to Part Two of my “Greatest Plays” series! Earlier in the week I wrote an article showcasing my top 5 favourite goals of the year (so far) and actually would have added the Erik Johnson goal from a few nights ago against the Edmonton Oilers. Just goes to show you, magic can happen up […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/8/2014
With the 2013-2014 regular season winding down, and my Vancouver Canucks officially eliminated from the playoffs last night, I told myself I would avoid that depressing black hole of a topic for at least a few days and write about something positive and fun. Now I know that some people like to see these lists […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 4/3/2014
Abandon ship! The Vancouver Canucks boat has officially sunk for the 2013-2014 season. With only 5 games left to play, the chances of the Canucks making the playoffs have been listed at 0.4% according to www.sportsclubstats.com. It only seems fitting that Alain Vigneault and his new club, the New York Rangers dealt the proverbial dagger to […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 3/27/2014
Now before you go ahead and tell me “Every game is critical for the Vancouver Canucks” Believe me, I know. However, with both the Phoenix Coyotes and Minnesota Wild in action tonight, the results of those games, as well as the Canucks game against the Colorado Avalanche will more then likely be the deciding factor […]
0 comments by jrodriguez on 3/25/2014
Why can’t the Vancouver Canucks just win a string of games and not lose star player after star player? Honestly, every time something positive happens to this team, it has to accompanied by something negative. First it was Ryan Kesler and Daniel Sedin getting injured. Then they come back and Alex Burrows gets injured. Then the Canucks win two […]
