Blues Weekly: Coaching Changes, Armstrong, Draft Lottery & More Ethan Carter | April 18, 2023 With the season being over for the St. Louis Blues, it’s time to get ready for the offseason. The Blues have already had their season wrap-up press conferences with players,…
3 Changes the Blues Can Make Before Christmas Stephen Ground | December 5, 2022 The St. Louis Blues have lost five of their last six and are 11-13 on the season in what can only be described as a shocking start for the former…
Blues Bench Bolstered by Wisdom of Ex-Pros Ott, Van Ryn Rob Staggenborg | March 19, 2021 Whether the St. Louis Blues close the curtain on 2020-21 by hoisting the Stanley Cup, or by abruptly clearing out their lockers in stunned silence, three of the team’s MVP…
Dawn Braid Becomes First Female Full-Time Coach in NHL Dustin L. Nelson | August 25, 2016 The Arizona Coyotes have named Dawn Braid the team’s new skating coach, making her the NHL’s first full-time female coach. Braid isn’t new to the NHL, she worked part-time with…
Milan Lucic’s 5 Memorable Moments With The Bruins Joe Marraccino | February 9, 2016 On Tuesday night, TD Garden will be the site of a Black and Gold reunion. The Boston Bruins and Los Angeles Kings will face off for the first time this…
Lockout Opportunity: Hits to the Head Jason Sulham | September 21, 2012 The NHL has entered its third lockout in as many tries under Mr. Bettman’s commissionership. The fissure, and therefore the dominating storyline, centers on distribution of hockey related revenue, contract…
Ex-Leaf Mike Van Ryn Finds New Path In Coaching Jeff Blay | January 18, 2011 By Jeff Blay. After battling with a nagging knee injury, former Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Mike Van Ryn decided to retire from the NHL and transition into coaching the Ontario Hockey League’s Niagara IceDogs.