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Tag: NHL Season Review

2019/20 Team Outlook: St. Louis Blues

And you really don’t remember, was it something that he said? Are the voices in your head calling Gloria?” Gloria, a hit song by Laura Branigan, became the staple tune for the St. Louis Blues and their fans during their remarkable run to the 2018/19 Stanley Cup Championship last June. For a team that looked absolutely dead in the water at the start of the calendar year, Head Coach Craig Berube and his wonderful staff, coupled with the trust, belief, and backing from General Manager Doug Armstrong turned a lackluster, underperforming team into one of the best sports stories in recent memory. And let’s not forget the emergence of goaltender Jordan Binnington and the rest of the Blues roster who were each instrumental during their unbelievable stretch run. What can the Blues produce as an encore heading into the new campaign which is set to kick off in just under four weeks time? 

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Edmonton Oilers 2018-19 Season Review

What a tumultuous year it was in Edmonton. Another year out of the playoffs with a generational talent and a year where the front office made some questionable moves handing out big contracts. In our next Season Review, we take a look at the Edmonton Oilers.

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Minnesota Wild 2018-19 Season Review

The Minnesota Wild came into this season with playoff expectations and the roster to do it. However, the Wild have now been eliminated from playoff contention and will be looking for answers this offseason. In our Season Review series, today we focus on the Minnesota Wild.

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Pittsburgh Penguins Season Review

82 games have gone, and past and the Pittsburgh Penguins are in the Stanley Cup playoffs. With a record of 44-26-12 with a total of 100 points. They are set to face the New York Islanders in the first round of the Playoffs

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Chicago Blackhawks 2018-19 Season Review

The 2018-19 Chicago Blackhawks Season much like last season, featured an oft-injured Corey Crawford, uneventful off-season moves, under-performing special teams, and a soft defense. They were coming off a season in which they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2007 and had some cash to spend, but instead of making that huge splash in the summer, the big offseason signings ended up being a 39-year-old Chris Kunitz and longtime Hurricanes goaltender Cam Ward, inking both players to one-year deals.

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Boston Bruins 2018-19 Season Review

Much like last season, the Boston Bruins started the season with a multitude of question marks. After losing Riley Nash, Rick Nash, Anton Khudobin, Nick Holden, and Tim Schaller in the offseason, the Bruins replaced them with Joakim Nordstrom, Jaroslav Halak, Chris Wagner, and John Moore. This meant that not only would young players be expected to pick up the slack; veterans would also have to carry the load at times this season.

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St. Louis Blues 2018-19 Season Review

The Blues came into the year expecting to compete for a playoff spot. With new acquisitions Ryan O’Reilly, David Perron, and Pat Maroon to reinforce the front lines, St. Louis looked to return to the playoffs following a one-year hiatus from the big dance.

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2019/20 Team Outlook: St. Louis Blues

And you really don’t remember, was it something that he said? Are the voices in your head calling Gloria?” Gloria, a hit song by Laura Branigan, became the staple tune for the St. Louis Blues and their fans during their remarkable run to the 2018/19 Stanley Cup Championship last June. For a team that looked absolutely dead in the water at the start of the calendar year, Head Coach Craig Berube and his wonderful staff, coupled with the trust, belief, and backing from General Manager Doug Armstrong turned a lackluster, underperforming team into one of the best sports stories in recent memory. And let’s not forget the emergence of goaltender Jordan Binnington and the rest of the Blues roster who were each instrumental during their unbelievable stretch run. What can the Blues produce as an encore heading into the new campaign which is set to kick off in just under four weeks time? 

Read More

Edmonton Oilers 2018-19 Season Review

What a tumultuous year it was in Edmonton. Another year out of the playoffs with a generational talent and a year where the front office made some questionable moves handing out big contracts. In our next Season Review, we take a look at the Edmonton Oilers.

Read More

Minnesota Wild 2018-19 Season Review

The Minnesota Wild came into this season with playoff expectations and the roster to do it. However, the Wild have now been eliminated from playoff contention and will be looking for answers this offseason. In our Season Review series, today we focus on the Minnesota Wild.

Read More

Pittsburgh Penguins Season Review

82 games have gone, and past and the Pittsburgh Penguins are in the Stanley Cup playoffs. With a record of 44-26-12 with a total of 100 points. They are set to face the New York Islanders in the first round of the Playoffs

Read More

Chicago Blackhawks 2018-19 Season Review

The 2018-19 Chicago Blackhawks Season much like last season, featured an oft-injured Corey Crawford, uneventful off-season moves, under-performing special teams, and a soft defense. They were coming off a season in which they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2007 and had some cash to spend, but instead of making that huge splash in the summer, the big offseason signings ended up being a 39-year-old Chris Kunitz and longtime Hurricanes goaltender Cam Ward, inking both players to one-year deals.

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Boston Bruins 2018-19 Season Review

Much like last season, the Boston Bruins started the season with a multitude of question marks. After losing Riley Nash, Rick Nash, Anton Khudobin, Nick Holden, and Tim Schaller in the offseason, the Bruins replaced them with Joakim Nordstrom, Jaroslav Halak, Chris Wagner, and John Moore. This meant that not only would young players be expected to pick up the slack; veterans would also have to carry the load at times this season.

Read More

St. Louis Blues 2018-19 Season Review

The Blues came into the year expecting to compete for a playoff spot. With new acquisitions Ryan O’Reilly, David Perron, and Pat Maroon to reinforce the front lines, St. Louis looked to return to the playoffs following a one-year hiatus from the big dance.

Read More