Jamie Dodd

It's nothing better than a good eye, man.

You got to learn plate discipline sometime.

Landon Ferraro is going to join us at 1230 in studio.

I think his first time in with both of us here in this studio for an hour.

So that's very exciting.

Lots to chat with Landon about.

But as you mentioned, there's a lot to talk about with the Canucks as well today.

So let's go to the whiteboard.

All right, now, fellas, let's focus up.

It is your daily deep dive into what's up with the Canucks for today, April 13th.

And the headline is, as we mentioned, the Canucks win back-to-back games for the first time since December.

They beat San Jose in a shootout on Saturday.

Anaheim.

In overtime last night, there are now only, of course, two games remaining in the Canucks season.

And I do want to, because we said it's fun, right?

And it was, absolutely.

I think it actually, I'm going to go even a little farther than that.

Not in terms of its importance or anything going forward, because it doesn't have that.

But Curtis Douglas last night scores his first NHL goal.

Something he really wanted to do, by the way.