The first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs are what dreams are made of. Literally. Hockey has entered my dreams – the first round is so fast, so exciting, that my subconscious mind can’t let go once I hit the sheets.
For Dave Tomlinson, self-described morning show radio guy for TSN here in Vancouver, it’s almost magical how these players are able to find another level.
Get your audio playoff fix with the latest episode of the Glass & Out podcast with special guest Dave Tomlinson.
Mike Gillis is a former player agent, lawyer, and most importantly around these parts, General Manager of the Vancouver Canucks, but it's what he's learned in his time away from the game that we're interested in these days. Mr. Gillis has spent the past few years touring sports performance powerhouses all over the globe - Switzerland, Spain, here on North ...
There are things hockey superstars like Jack Eichel do that you have probably never heard of before, but you've definitely seen. At Train 2.0 we aim to give names to the things that NHL'ers use so they're easy to identify and teach to your players. We call these things Magic Mechanics. These are the movements (mechanics) that allow NHL'ers to ...
In the first two rounds of the Stanley Cup playoffs there were a total of 70 games played. In 39 of those games, the team trailing pulled their G in favour of the extra attacker late in the 3rd. There has been much discussion and debate over how passive the defending teams appear to be. But that couldn’t be any ...
