Tag: St. Louis Blues

Blues will not wear Pride jerseys while warming up on Pride Night: Source

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A team source said the Blues players will not be wearing the Pride jerseys to warm up before the team’s night game against the Flyers on Tuesday. the athlete on monday. Here’s what you need to know: Blues They announced their plans on Pride Night, which included a list of promotions, but specifically omitted whether the team would wear Pride jerseys during pre-game warm-ups. The team said there will be Pride-themed warm-up balls and rainbow duct tape available for players. The source said the decision not to wear warm-up shirts…

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Each NHL team’s top priority for the final two weeks of the regular season

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For the Bruins, the NHL’s best regular-season team in decades, the final two weeks of the regular season provide one last chance to fix an unexpected weakness before it haunts them in the playoffs. At the bottom of the standings, meanwhile, the remainder of the schedule is all about lottery odds and a shot at a franchise-changing pick in the 2023 NHL Draft. In between, teams are focused on everything from prospect assessment to division titles to winning the few remaining up-for-grabs playoff spots. What’s your team’s top priority in…

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The Blues’ Jordan Pennington was suspended two games for intimidating Wild Ryan Hartman

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The National Hockey League announced Thursday that Blues goaltender Jordan Pennington will be suspended for two games for rough and unsportsmanlike conduct against Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman in Wednesday’s game. Here’s what you need to know: After Hartmann scored at 12:25 of the second period, he skated in front of Bennington’s crease and hit the Blues’ goaltender. Then Bennington hit Hartman. Bennington was awarded a minor penalty for leaving his crease and a match penalty. Leads NHL goaltenders in penalty minutes with 27. Binnington’s actions resulted in wild goaltender…

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If you’re a fan of the NHL with Bally Sports or AT&T SportsNet, you’re good to go – for now

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MANALABLAN, Fla. — NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said Wednesday that the domestic broadcasts of the 14 NHL teams caught in a turmoil involving the future of their respect for regional sports channels is going nowhere. for now. The plan is for the 12 franchises partnering with Bally Sport Regional Networks, as well as the two companies with AT&T SportsNet, to air the remainder of their games as scheduled on their existing channels, Bettman said in NHL general manager meetings. Local broadcasts are produced and broadcast during the first qualifying round.…

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Blues claim Casperi Kapanen off waivers: Why St. Louis picked him

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The St. Louis Blues have announced forward Kasperi Kapanen a day after the Pittsburgh Penguins placed him on waivers, the team announced Saturday. Here’s what you need to know: Kapanen, 26, has scored seven goals and 13 assists in 43 games this season. Kapanen will be eligible to play for St. Louis on Tuesday against Seattle. the athlete It was reported earlier this season that the Penguins were shopping Kapanen, who Pittsburgh signed last summer to a two-year contract for $3.2 million. the athleteInstant Analysis: Why did the blues choose…

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Blues coach Craig Berube – and a player you wouldn’t expect – unleashes the team

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street. Lewis – If you called the Enterprise Center on Friday looking to purchase an Alexey Torubchenko No. 13 Blues jersey, they might be in back order. It’s extremely rare in the NHL for young players to speak their minds, especially the 23-year-old in the fourth round with only 73 league games to go before Thursday’s game against Vancouver. The Russian speaks admirably well, and hasn’t minced words after the Blues led 2-0 in the final 11 minutes of regulation and fell 3-2 in overtime. The Canucks got a short…

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NHL teams know who the banks are: third-party brokers, haggling prices and an upward trend in trades

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The elevator door opened early Friday evening, and Chris O’Hearn, carrying a container of takeaway food, walked inside. “Hi Kelly,” said the Wild’s assistant general manager with a big smile, exchanging pleasantries with the ever-friendly elevator operator who was about to haul him into the press box to catch a warm-up with GM Bill Guerin before facing off against the big leagues against the stars. O’Hearn was easygoing, cracking jokes and making the breeze with reporters like he had no care in the world. He had no clue that after…

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NHL playoff tiers and buyer/seller 3.0: Where all 32 teams stand two weeks ahead of the trade deadline

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The NHL trade deadline is less than two weeks away, and it’s time for teams to make the call: buy or sell? For some, the moves are already flying or the decision is a formality and the trades a matter of time. For others, every win, loss and injury on the way to March 3 will be a factor. Which teams fall in which category? To survey the field, The Athletic asked the writers who know each of the NHL’s 32 teams best two questions: 1) How confident are you in the…

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If the Blues trade Ivan Barbashev, these 10 teams might be interested

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Get all access to exclusive stories. Subscribe to The Athletic for in-depth coverage of your favorite players, teams, leagues and clubs. Try us a week. Start your free trial Jeremy Rutherford He is a senior writer for The Athletic covering the St. Louis Blues. He has covered the team since the 2005-06 season, including ten years at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He is the author of “Bernie Federko: The Blues Note” and “100 Things Blues Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die.” In addition, he is a Blues Insider…

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Blues’ Sammy Place returns to St. Louis like he never left: ‘Got some chills’

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street. Lewis – In his first game for the Blues, Sammy Place was in the starting line-up on Saturday, which meant his name was announced to the crowd of 18,096 at the Enterprise Centre. There were loud cheers for the 26-year-old, who was selected by the Blues in the sixth round of the 2014 NHL Draft and won a Stanley Cup with the organization before being traded to the New York Rangers in 2021. “I’ve always loved playing here, and in my heart, I should never have left, but it’s…

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