Posts About "Robby Fabbri"
Blues Lose Robert Thomas for Game 2
May 29th, 2019 The St. Louis Blues will take the ice against the Boston Bruins tonight for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, but they will be without one of their most dynamic forwards. Rookie Robert Thomas, who has been the driving force behind the team's third line, will not be playing in this pivotal matchup. There has been much discussion about...
Helping Holland Find Forwards for Oilers
May 15th, 2019 Ken Holland needs to find the Oilers some new forwards before fall. Scorers, grinders — you name it, he needs it. Edmonton has a long list of needs — starting with another new head coach — but overhauling the forward group ranks right up there on Holland’s to-do list. Acquiring wingers that can put the puck in the...
What is Robby Fabbri's Future?
March 24th, 2019 From the moment he was drafted in the first round in 2014, Robby Fabbri was one of the most highly thought of young players in the St. Louis Blues system. When he made the team out of camp in the 2015-16 season, he continued to soar in the eyes of both the fans and the front office. But Fabbri's meteoric rise was brought to a...
Blues Lose Tarasenko: Now What?
March 11th, 2019 The St. Louis Blues announced on Sunday that their superstar winger, Vladimir Tarasenko, would miss at least 10 days with an upper-body injury. It's a devastating loss for a team that is in the middle of a playoff push, as the Russian sniper is personally responsible for over 14 percent of the Blues' goals. It is even more troubling that...
Blues Moves: Fabbri Returns, Allen Injured & Call-Ups
October 30th, 2018 The St. Louis Blues had their backs to the wall before Saturday's commanding 7-3 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks. But the joy of the victory was muted somewhat by the injury which took Jake Allen out of the game late in the second period. After a late collision with teammate Zach Sanford in his own net, Allen left the game and did...
St. Louis Blues 2018-19 Season Preview
September 16th, 2018 What a difference a summer makes. Five months ago, the Blues were sputtering to the end of their season, losing five of their final six games to miss the playoffs by just one point. Fans were disgusted with their team and their general manager, certain that they were headed towards another offseason with minor tweaks instead of major...
