Posts About "Jordan Kyrou"
Blues Should Be Careful With Hall Trade
December 14th, 2019 It's not often that a former Hart Trophy winner is the hottest item on the trade market. But with the unexpected scratching of the New Jersey Devils' Taylor Hall before Friday night's game against the Colorado Avalanche, social media was set ablaze about a looming potential trade. Add in John Shannon's reporting that the St. Louis Blues...
AHL Central News: Standings Tighten as Admirals Extend Lead
December 10th, 2019 As we are now fully engrossed in the holiday season, the eight teams of the American Hockey League’s Central Division are involved in quite the race for the postseason. They are not really into the spirit of giving unless it is giving out a hard check. Rather, they are in the mood of taking, as in taking as many wins and points away...
The Blues Need Jordan Kyrou
December 8th, 2019 The St. Louis Blues have had an impressive season so far, picking up right where they left off after a Stanley Cup Championship season. They are first in the Western Conference and have managed to cobble together an impressive 18-7-6 record, despite a rash of serious injuries to their star players, including top goal scorer Vladimir...
Blues Notes: Blais Hurt, Brouwer Signed, Kyrou Time?
November 21st, 2019 The St. Louis Blues are defending Stanley Cup Champions, but apparently, that doesn't guarantee safe passage through the following season. The Blues are ravaged by injuries, and now have bad news about another budding star. They made a predictable roster move in the short term, but is this a long term opportunity for the team's top...
AHL Central News: Admirals Chart Their Way to the Top
November 11th, 2019 When you are dealing with a division as competitive as the American Hockey League’s Central Division, the standings will change with each and every gameday. One night you can be at the top of the mountain and the next morning you can be on the outside, looking in, when it comes to a spot in the Calder Cup playoffs. Wild Watch...
Blues Have Plenty of Options to Replace Tarasenko
October 29th, 2019 The St. Louis Blues made the devastating announcement Monday morning that one of their star players, Vladimir Tarasenko, will require surgery on his left shoulder and will not return for at least five months. That generated speculation about how the Blues will replace the Russian sniper who has led the team in goals each of the past...
