Category Archives: St. Louis Blues
Blues Could Face “Off-Season of the Soul”
The middle portion of the abbreviated 2013 regular season found the St. Louis Blues struggling to find their identity. They played inconsistently, from the goal out. The Blues went 11-15 from February through March, including a 5-game losing streak to open February. (more…)
2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs Quarterfinal Predictions
Even though this past regular season was a short one, it was still an exciting one, featuring a 38 year old winning the Art Ross Trophy and the resurgence of Alex Ovechkin as the league’s most lethal goal scorer. These 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs feature some new teams that have been accustomed to playing golf this time of year, like the Maple Leafs and Islanders.
Blues Have Strong Start to Short Season
Many questioned whether the defending Central Division Champions would have the same tenacity on the ice as they did last season, and if the last four games are any indication, I’d say yes. (more…)
Was the Blues’ Goaltending a Fluke?
Last season, the St. Louis Blues had two of the hottest goaltenders in the league, but can they keep it up, this season? (more…)
