Posts About "Petteri Lindbohm"
Blues Moving to Youth on Blue Line ... And Rightfully So
October 6th, 2015 There were multiple reasons that St. Louis Blues management decided to let Barret Jackman walk this summer. At the time, the 34-year-old defenseman was St. Louis’ longest-tenured athlete, playing in the city for 13 years. He had been through the best of times (winning a Calder Trophy in 2003) and the worst of times (a six-season...
Moving On From Barret Jackman
June 11th, 2015 The St. Louis Blues dropped the first bomb of the summer this morning, when a report from long-time Blues insider, Jeremy Rutherford, surfaced about the team's intent to let Barret Jackman test the open market. The seasoned vet has played his entire 803-game career with the Note, and is 2nd in most games played for the franchise,...
Blues Bid Farewell To Jackman
June 11th, 2015 The St. Louis Blues have notified veteran Barret Jackman that he will not be re-signed. End of an era: The #stlblues have notified Barret Jackman they will not be re-signing him. He will be UFA on July 1. http://t.co/pVDs3couqN — Jeremy Rutherford (@jprutherford) June 11, 2015 Jackman, winner of the Calder Trophy and...
Is It Time to Sit the Blues Bouwmeester?
March 30th, 2015 It's no secret, the St. Louis Blues have one of the deepest back-ends in the entire league. With nine defensemen to choose from every night head coach Ken Hitchcock has more than his fair share of options. That being said, he has stated time and time again that he will dress the player's who will give his team the best chance to...Bortuzzo Bright Spot In Blues Loss To Flyers
View image | gettyimages.com Robert Bortuzzo played in his first game last night for the St. Louis Blues and was a rare bright spot as the Blues gave up three 3rd period goals to fall in Philadelphia 3-1. Bortuzzo, familiar with the Flyers from his days in Pittsburgh, joined the Blues via trade from the Penguins in exchange for...
