St. Louis Blues
This Day in Hockey History – April 30, 1970 – Getting to the Final Not So Hard
The St. Louis Blues were part of the 1967 expansion which also brought the Minnesota North Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Philadelphia...
This Day in Hockey History – April 23, 2002 – Johnson’s 0 for 3
At the end of the 2001-02 season, the sixth-place St. Louis Blues (with 98 points) played against the eighth-place Chicago Blackhawks (with...
This Day in Hockey History – December 15, 1992 – Texas Test Run
Deep in the heart of Texas, Dallas has had a community of hockey fans since 1941. In 1992, the NHL began a...
This Day in Hockey History – December 6, 1988 and 2011 – Zero to Hero to Zero
For a goaltender, the whole point of the job is to block all shots and not allow any goals by the opponents....
This Day in Hockey History – November 9, 1996 – MacTavish Finishes Ahead
By the 1996-97 season, only one NHL player skated without a helmet, Craig MacTavish. In August 1979, the NHL had ruled...
This Day in Hockey History – November 7, 1968 – Blues’ Red Baron
Gordon Berenson, the “Red Baron” of the St. Louis Blues, became a shooting ace on November 7, 1968. The center...
This Day in Hockey History – September 3, 1991 – An S for an S
Signing restricted free agents was considered bad karma, as in negative consequences would follow. When the St. Louis Blues signed power...
This Day in Hockey History – July 14, 1995 – Oilers Keep Wearing Blue
The 1980s Edmonton Oilers must have had quite the bond as they won five championships in seven seasons. Others, especially
This Day in Hockey History – May 12, 1986 – Blues Comeback Then Go
Imagine having 10 minutes remaining in a do-or-die game when the team is down 5-2 and trailing 3-2 in the series. It...
This Day in Hockey History – May 10, 1970 and 1979 – Bruins Go Big and Go Bust
Bookending the 1970s, the Boston Bruins had their best and worst moments at the end of games held on May...
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