5 Blues Prospects That Could Take Advantage of a New-Look Roster David Pietrangelo | June 24, 2016 With the NHL Entry Draft this weekend in Buffalo, the St. Louis Blues will be holding the 28th overall pick to get their day started. In past years, St. Louis…
The Martin Brodeur Effect: The Future of the Blues’ Goaltending Jeff Ponder | December 3, 2014 The Ice Zone at the St. Louis Outlet Mall, the St. Louis Blues practice facility, features a ring of players’ names and numbers who have donned the Bluenote and have…
Did Martin Brodeur’s Window Just Crack Back Open? Dave Lipscomb | November 26, 2014 With the injury sustained to Brian Elliott against the Senators, the obvious question surrounding emergency backup options is now back at the forefront. Fans hoped that by jettisoning Jaroslav Halak,…
Brian Elliott Injury: Who Could Step Up? Jeff Ponder | November 26, 2014 Most teams are just over 20 games played and we’ve already seen some crazy happenings in goal. Goaltending coaches Dwayne Roloson (Anaheim) and Arturs Irbe (Buffalo) suited up for their…
Miller Exits Central, but Blues Still Loaded in Net Jason Lowenthal | July 3, 2014 Highland Park, IL (July 2, 2014) – Although the Blackhawks seemed to solve Ryan Miller this past Stanley Cup playoffs, there is no doubt that Blackhawks fans are glad to…
Is Goalie Depth an Advantage for Blues at 2014 NHL Draft? Dave Lipscomb | June 23, 2014 The St. Louis Blues Might Have the Strongest Goaltending Depth in the NHL Although the St. Louis Blues are a team known for being relatively unsatisfied with their goaltending situation,…
Your Summer Guide to St. Louis Blues Prospects Jeff Ponder | June 4, 2014 Looking at the St. Louis Blues’ young roster, it’s easy to see why they were once considered a team loaded with prospects. However, the team has seen the core of…
Jordan Binnington Offers the Blues a Competent Safety Net Dave Lipscomb | May 19, 2014 While the expectations for Jordan Binnington might not quite be the same as with Allen, he nonetheless represents a potentially critical important element in the Blues’ plans With all…
World Juniors 2013: Team Canada – The Defencemen and Goaltenders David OConnor | December 21, 2012 Rise and shine, Canada. Given the defensive talent on this team, Team Canada should be worth getting up bright and early for. Let’s take a look at Canada’s defencemen and goaltenders in the second article of a two-part series.
Breaking Down Canada’s WJC Roster Carl Maloney | December 18, 2012 Canada’s roster for the World Junior Championships was announced last week and has named the 23 junior players that will travel to Ufa, Russia over Christmas. As with every year…
2013 World Juniors: Canada’s Goaltending Conundrum David OConnor | December 3, 2012 Selection camp will be intense, and every player there knows it. But for the Canadian goaltenders, they’ll face incredibly tough tests in both camp and the tournament itself. First up is making the team.
Top-prospect Huberdeau wins it for the Sea Dogs in OT thriller Cam Charron | May 24, 2011 If it had gone the other way, defenseman Jesse Blacker may not have called his teammates “passengers” or been so hard on himself. After all, when your team wins, there’s…
