After a crushing loss to the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday night, the Blues were looking to bounce back in their second-to-last game before the All-Star Break. Tonight’s game was the second in three that they took on the Ottawa Senators, and for those who can recall Thursday night’s 4-1 win over the Senators, it was expected that the Blues would be able to repeat … Continue reading Blues Regain Footing With 3-0 Win Over Ottawa
In tonight’s game against the Ottawa Senators, the Blues were looking to take advantage of a struggling team and to tie the Winnipeg Jets for (potentially) first place in the Central. The Predators also played the Arizona Coyotes tonight, and depending on the score of this game, the Blues could be on top of the Central again by the end of the night. … Continue reading Blues Impeach Senators in 4-1 Win
The Blues played for the first time in a week because of their bye week, taking on the Toronto Maple Leafs in Toronto. The Jets have finally caught up to the Blues in games played and stand just four points ahead of the Blues for first place, and the Nashville Predators have played 4 games less than the Blues but only lead them by … Continue reading Blues Crunch Leafs 2-1 (OT)
A lot of things have changed in baseball since 2004. After all, it has been 14 years. Everything from the technology players use to speeding up the game to the style in which players hit and pitch has evolved to fit to the modern 2018. On the Cardinals, the names left from the 2004 team have come and gone…except for one. He is the only … Continue reading Molina’s Legacy: Overcoming the Odds
From the beginning of the season to the NHL ASG, the Blues have seen themselves play at their best and at their worst. Their October was stellar and put them in the race for the President’s Trophy. The Blues were 10-2-1 in the opening month of the season, back when Jaden Schwartz was healthy and the Blues didn’t have a goaltending problem. November was … Continue reading Too Average: Why Tarasenko Isn’t An All-Star
