When your team comes from ahead to lose, that usually upsets the coach. Thus, Darryl Sutter probably isn’t the guy you want to speak with at the moment considering the Kings third period collapse in St. Louis last night. There is some good news, though. Less than 48 hours after the final buzzer sounded under […]
Things You May Not Know: Kings-Blues Edition
December 15, 2014 By
Over the next 72 hours, you’re likely to get more Blues info that you can handle, as the Kings and Blues will be playing a two-game home-and-home series, kicking off Tuesday night in St. Louis. For captain David Backes and his few dozen teammates, they would like nothing more than to beat the Kings. Sure, […]
Martin St Louis not in a milestone mood
November 20, 2013 By
Tampa Bay Lightning forward Martin St. Louis is beyond being described as just the exception to the rule. How many strikes can life throw at a guy, yet he still finds success?
Listed at just 5-foot-8, St. Louis made his NHL debut with Calgary in 1998, but has spent most of his career in Florida. While those few facts […]
Hitchcock says if GM1 was Blues’ best game, they won’t win the series
May 2, 2013 By
Some comments from the Blues locker room following their morning skate in St. Louis today in advance of Game 2 vs Los Angeles – includes Jordan Leopold, David Backes, Chris Stewart and coach Ken Hitchcock…
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Justin Williams – ‘We stuck up for each other, that’s what we do.’
March 29, 2013 By
Following the Kings 4-2 win in St. Louis, here’s what Justin Williams – who scored an empty net goal to seal the win – had to share…
– On taking the hit after the empty-netter: “Yeah, anything to score a goal any day. Certainly wanted to seal the game, but Brownie and I both had a […]
Blues’ coach Hitchcock a little confused after 4-2 loss to Kings
March 29, 2013 By
Unfortunately, Thursday night’s post-game presser with Blues’ coach Ken Hitchcock was less eventful than the last time St. Louis lost to LA – where Hitch nearly went Dennis Green.
Following a 4-2 loss this time around he was a little more subdued, sharing the following…
– On what the official said about Jeff Carter pushing the net […]
Coach Hitchcock nearly goes ‘Dennis Green’ after Blues loss to Kings
March 6, 2013 By
Following Tuesday night’s loss at Staples Center, St. Louis coach Ken Hitchcock was not very happy. And can you blame him? After all, his team was up 4-1 midway though the game, yet managed to not only let the Kings crawl their way back into things, but eventually snatch the two points at stake. Following that third period meltdown, here’s […]
MayorsManor First Goal Contest: Game 21 – Blues at Kings
March 5, 2013 By
That’s right – we have another pair of Ontario Reign tickets up for grabs in tonight’s First Goal Contest…or should we say, the Jeff Carter Contest.
Seriously, this is getting ridiculous.
With a natural hat trick on Monday, he now has 14 goals on the season – more than double any other player on the roster.
And guess what… when […]
Word Association: Kings players on a six-pack of Blues
March 5, 2013 By
We turned Dustin Penner and Drew Doughty loose again yesterday, capturing some thoughts about the Nashville Predators. Now, as part of our coverage in advance of tonight’s game, they’re back – along with Jim Fox and Jake Muzzin – to play some Word Association using the names of six St. Louis Blues players.
As usual, this was all done one-on-one, so […]
Brenden Morrow talks trying to fit in, Dustin Brown and more
Brenden Morrow practically made a career out of agitating the Kings when he played with the Dallas Stars and was their long-time captain. His 20 goals and 42 points vs. Los Angeles trail only the 21 goals and 45 points he’s put up against Phoenix for tops against any opponent in his career.
Frequent readers of this site may […]