• RHL Hockey Sim
  • Day 112Game 825
    Lightning3
    Mammoth4
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 826
    Rangers6
    Bruins1
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 827
    Flyers2
    Islanders1
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 828
    Blue Jackets2
    Kings1
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 829
    Oilers2
    Ducks3
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 830
    Bruins
    Predators
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 831
    Maple Leafs
    Sabres
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 832
    Canadiens
    Golden Knights
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 833
    Red Wings
    Kings
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 834
    Panthers
    Mammoth
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 835
    Devils
    Jets
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 836
    Blues
    Stars
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 837
    Wild
    Blackhawks
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 838
    Canucks
    Sharks
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 839
    Kraken
    Capitals
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 825
    Crunch0
    Roadrunners2
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 826
    Pack2
    Bruins0
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 827
    Phantoms3
    Islanders0
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 828
    Monsters4
    Reign2
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 112Game 829
    Condors3
    Gulls0
    Boxscore 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 830
    Bruins
    Admirals
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 831
    Marlies
    Americans
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 832
    Rocket
    Knights
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 833
    Griffins
    Reign
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 834
    Checkers
    Roadrunners
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 835
    Comets
    Moose
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 836
    Thunderbirds
    Stars
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 837
    Wild
    IceHogs
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 838
    Canucks
    Barracuda
    Preview 0 Likes
  • Day 113Game 839
    Firebirds
    Bears
    Preview 0 Likes

Defeat by the Dumb Dirty Desert Dogs

2022-05-28

The second round of the playoffs is rigged. Those dorky dirty desert dogs had no business making the playoffs, let alone making it to the third round! What kind of self respecting team is named after the entire state instead of a city anyway? What’s next, the United States of America Americans? Sounds like a team name that the NFL would have (Yes this is a shot at “The Washington Football Team”). You know what else is garbage about the Arizona Coyotes? They don’t have a captain or assistant captains. No leadership on the ice. In addition, the team is also so bad at holding a GM, I don’t even know who to insult anymore. So hey Skilful, you suck, and you would never discuss trades with me! But I digress...

Let’s recap this atrociously biased series. No one wanted the Anaheim Ducks to win, they were F***** since Katella Ave! A horribly reffed series to begin. Arizona had 13 penalties called, and Anaheim only had 6. How is that fair? We were dealing with way too much defensive play from Arizona killing off penalties. It was like playing NHL 99 on the PC where the 4 players just parked in front of the net and iced the puck continuously. How is that fair? The goalie should be the one stopping the puck, not the players. The Coyotes had an astounding sixty-three shot blocks over 6 games! (The blocked shots stats for the Ducks were somehow redacted from this article to prove a point, but I’ll give you a hint, it is a number associated with sex.)

Another BS thing in these games was a thing called a “Powerplay Goal”. Yeah, Arizona scored TWO of these cheating goals. We only get to put out 4 players, while they get 5 on the ice? Where is the logic in that. How were they NOT supposed to score on us? The league just seemed to want to hand them the series. Oh and guess when one of those PP goals came? You guessed it, game 6, the game winning goal. Some cake eater named Kevan Labanc that we got rid of at the trade deadline came back to bite us in the @$$. That little phlegm wad scored 5 goals against us. How is that fair huh? The loser we trained all year knew the ins and outs of our playbook. He shouldn’t be able to compete in the playoffs against his former team. That would be like your ex-wife courting your brother because she already knew him for 4 years and had the inside track on his likes and dislikes. Kevan Labanc was like the Hitch of the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs and win games 2 and 6 for the Arizona Coyotes on his own. Apparently they didn’t even need other players to beat us. Oh yeah, and in case you were wondering, the Ducks scored five powerplay goals in the series, and they earned every single one of those beauties. If you’re interested in why this is even more stinging for our organization, read The History or Our Hatred for Kevan Labanc.