Posts About "Vladimir Tarasenko"
Top-Line Injuries to Blues and Avalanche Shake up Central
October 30th, 2019 Not long after the St. Louis Blues raised their Stanley Cup banner and the Colorado Avalanche got rolling on a season of high expectations each team has a significant obstacle to overcome. The Blues will be without sniper Vladimir Tarasenko for five mo...
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...
NHL Rumors: Blues, Senators, Devils, Maple Leafs, More
October 28th, 2019 In today's NHL rumor rundown, the St. Louis Blues got hit with devastating news that Vladimir Tarasenko is out for what might be the remainder of the season. Will the team make a move to replace his offense? Did the Ottawa Senators call up a player because they intend to move on from another? What will the Toronto Maple Leafs do to make...
Blues' Vladimir Tarasenko out 5 Months with Shoulder Injury
October 28th, 2019 ST. LOUIS — Blues forward Vladimir Tarasenko will have surgery on his left shoulder and be out at least five months. General manager Doug Armstrong announced the move Monday and said the procedure will be performed Tuesday on the Russian star, who has been placed on long-term injured reserve. Tarasenko left last Thursday's 5-2...
Blues' Tarasenko to Miss Weekend Games at Boston, Detroit
October 25th, 2019 ST. LOUIS — Blues forward Vladimir Tarasenko will not travel with the team for weekend games at Boston and Detroit after suffering an unspecified upper-body injury in a win over Los Angeles. General manager Doug Armstrong said Friday that Tarasenko will be re-evaluated when the team returns following Sunday's game against the Red...
Bruins vs Blues Final Rematch Storylines
October 25th, 2019 We hear the term “Stanley Cup hangover” at the beginning of every season, to describe the teams that played extensively in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and are at a serious disadvantage to start. This is based on the exertion from extending their season into mid-June and having a shortened offseason to prepare for the next one. Teams...
