Posts About "Brenden Morrow"
Brenden Morrow Leads off Stars' Reunion Nights
October 23rd, 2017 As part of the Dallas Stars' 25th anniversary season, the team will recognize many former Stars players at select home games deemed "Reunion Nights." The Stars kicked off the festivities by honoring former captain Brenden Morrow on Saturday night before going on to defeat the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2. Reunion Nights at American...
A Thank You to Brenden Morrow
March 18th, 2016 Longtime NHL forward Brenden Morrow announced his retirement today at an event in Dallas, where he played 13 of his 16 seasons in the league. During that time he served as Dallas Stars captain, went to the Stanley Cup Finals twice and won Olympic Gold with team Canada in 2010. While his achievements speak for themselves, Morrow was a...
Brenden Morrow Retires a Dallas Star
March 18th, 2016 On an overcast March Thursday in Dallas, former Stars captain Brenden Morrow announced his retirement. With team president Jim Lites at his side, Morrow signed a one-day contract with the club in order to retire as a Dallas Star. Once a Star, Always a Star. #ThankYouBrenden https://t.co/KswG1xu7Zd — Dallas Stars (@DallasStars)...
Brenden Morrow to Announce Retirement: Report
March 14th, 2016 Brenden Morrow, who played for the Tampa Bay Lightning at age 36 last year, may be set to announce his retirement from hockey, reports Mike Heika of the Dallas Morning News. Morrow is planning on making an announcement Thursday through the Dallas Stars. Morrow was looking for a new team over the summer, following the end of his...
Free Agents Montreal Canadiens Should Invite to Training Camp
July 19th, 2015 While the biggest free agents have already been signed, it would be a mistake to think there’s no one still out there who can help a given team, the Montreal Canadiens in this case. The Canadiens are undeniably set in net (Vezina and Hart Memorial-winner Carey Price, anyone?) and there’s a logjam at defense, with Jarred Tinordi at...
Tampa's Newest Lightning: Erik Condra
July 11th, 2015 Having most of the roster set and very little salary cap room, it was a given that the Tampa Bay Lightning were not going to be major players in the free agent frenzy this off-season. They did, however, make one move in the form of one very solid free agent signing that, on paper, makes the team that was the Stanley Cup runner-up just...
Three Free Agents for the Leafs to Consider
June 30th, 2015 With the Leafs undergoing a massive rebuild, dipping their toes in the free agent waters on Wednesday should be an exercise taken with an extreme caution. In the past couple seasons, with the exception of David Clarkson, the team has mostly opted for short, inexpensive one-year deals for depth forwards such as Mason Raymond, Mike...
The Best Free Agent for Tampa
June 30th, 2015 The price of success in the NHL unfolds in many ways. It starts with later draft picks; gone are the selections that are sure-fire, can’t miss prospects and more often than not, the players taken later have longer developmental time. Another result of team success is related to contracts in the salary cap era. Franchises have the...
Looking Back: Brenden Morrow's Career as a Dallas Star
June 23rd, 2015 The Tampa Bay Lightning's Brenden Morrow is fresh from losing yet another excruciatingly close Stanley Cup Final. Back in the 1999-2000 season, Morrow's first, he lost the Stanley Cup with the Dallas Stars in six games to Jason Arnott and the New Jersey Devils. The Stars had won the Cup the year before, unfortunately Morrow debuted as a...
Blues Display New Philosophy with Joakim Lindstrom Signing
May 28th, 2014 Last September, St. Louis Blues management wanted to shore up a physical bottom-six forward group while adding a veteran leader in the process. They attained both goals with the signing of Brenden Morrow to a one-year, $1.5 million contract. Morrow was known as a true competitor who can stand in front of the net on the power play and...
Oshie Displays Why He’s Olympic Bound
January 3rd, 2014 With all of the questions surrounding the selections for the American Olympic roster, T.J. Oshie answered the bell with one of his better games of the season. The 2014 Olympian propelled the St. Louis Blues to a 5-0 win over the Los Angeles Kings Thursday night. It was the Blues’ first win of the season against a California team and...
Jaroslav Halak: The Bounce Back Goaltender
November 20th, 2013 Tuesday night was an important win for Jaroslav Halak and the St. Louis Blues. After a disastrous 4-1 loss in Washington on Sunday, the Blues bounced back and were on the good side of a 4-1 score against the Buffalo Sabres. Brenden Morrow scored two goals while Vladimir Tarasenko and Magnus Paajarvi added the others. But the...
Dallas Stars: A New Hope
October 3rd, 2013 For Dallas Stars fans, this offseason’s splashy free agent acquisitions, trades and draft picks ignited hope. Factor in a new GM and head coach, a new logo and redesigned unis, and the majority of us grew starry-eyed (OK, bad pun.) Yet when the first puck drops on the freshly-shaved sheet at the AAC, we only care about performance and...
