Allison Scott
Allison Scott is currently pursuing a journalism degree at the University of Missouri. She is passionate about the NHL and is a fan of both the St. Louis Blues and her hometown Dallas Stars. More articles by Allison can be found on Blackout Dallas where she covers the Stars. Follow Allison on twitter for more hockey and random tweets! @allisonnnscott
Author's Posts
Blues' High & Low Notes of 2016
December 29th, 2016 As 2016 comes to an end and 2017 is quickly approaching, it leaves room for a lot of reminiscing. While the year did not go exactly as planned for the St. Louis Blues, there are still some great things to look back on. Highs Eliminating Chicago, Defeating Dallas St. Louis finished the 2015-16 season in second place in the Central...
Three Rules All New Hockey Fans Should Be Familiar With
December 27th, 2016 Hockey is complicated sport. There are a lot of calls that can make being a new fan that much more difficult. However, this should not deter people from wanting to join in on the great community that is hockey. If the fear of being wrong in the vast depths of hockey calls sounds familiar, take solace in the fact that you are not...
Allen has Made Blues Look Smart
December 20th, 2016 In the offseason, the St. Louis Blues made a crucial decision to trade Brian Elliott and solidify Jake Allen as the starting goaltender for the future. Putting the crease in the hands of a 26-year-old with under 100 games of NHL experience was a risk. Thankfully for the Blues, though, it seems to have paid off. Calming...
St. Louis Blues' Secret Weapons
December 14th, 2016 It is no secret that the St. Louis Blues have been an impressive club this season. They have a 16-10-4 record for 36 points and sit third in the Central Division. They are a team with a lot of solid players, but not many that are given credit around the league. Of course, there are always conversations about Vladimir Tarasenko, Alex...
Best & Worst of the Blues So Far
December 7th, 2016 The Central Division is one of the most talented and difficult in hockey. It has some of the most successful teams from the last decade or so, while also featuring incredible speed and grit. The St. Louis Blues currently sit second in division standings with 34 points and a 15-7-4 record. That is only good enough for second place,...
Blues Cashing in at Home
November 30th, 2016 Home-ice advantage is something rarely talked about in November because it is mainly a postseason term. However, the St. Louis Blues have made it relevant with their play of late at Scottrade Center. The team has points in each of their last 10 match-ups at their home arena and have no desire to see that trend come to a close anytime...
