David Perron knows all about expectations. Drafted 26th overall in an admittedly sub-par 2007 draft class, he nevertheless made the Blues straight out of the Juniors, scoring 13 goals and …
Read morePerron Assists, Elliott’s Glove Leads Blues to Game 4 Triumph, 2-1
The proud city of St. Louis has seen eleven World Series titles, one NBA championship, and one Super Bowl victory. And yet, over a span of 45 seasons, nary a …
Read moreBackes to the Future; Blues Blank Sharks, 3-0, Tie Series 1-1
Horse hockey! — Colonel Sherman Potter, M*A*S*H In a wild, rough-and-tumble affair that featured seven power play goals, three fights, a boarding major and three roughing penalties, the San Jose …
It’s a popular misconception that NHL head coaches spend the majority of their time diagramming and implementing X’s and O’s. In actuality, they are mad scientists, performing chemistry experiments in …
Read moreJoe Thornton, Joe Pavelski and Torrey Mitchell: San Jose’s New ‘G.I. Joes’
That’s one crunchy pickle™! In the Silicon Valley, Vlasic means much more than cucumbers soaking in a brine of distilled vinegar and corn syrup. It’s also the last name of …
It is way too early for this article. Only in Columbus are they about ready to jump off the Main Street Bridge and into the Scioto River due to their …
Read moreFive Reasons the Sharks Have Started Slowly — and Five Reasons Not to Worry About It
Something that quacks, waddles and eats bugs for breakfast isn’t typically considered more physical than a ferocious animal that devours said creature for its breakfast. And yet, on Friday night …
Read moreHiller, Macenauer and Parros’ Mustache Top Sharks, 1-0
