Our look around the world at the St. Louis Blues' prospect pipeline continues with a stop north of the border, checking in on the prospects playing in the vario … [Read more...] about Checking in on the Blues’ CHL prospects
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The Blues weekly preview, 1/19 through 1/25
Though the St. Louis Blues have had a disappointing season and seem poised to miss the playoffs, there is one thing they can be proud of: ending the Tampa Bay L … [Read more...] about The Blues weekly preview, 1/19 through 1/25
Phil Goyette Passes Away
Long-time NHL forward Phil Goyette has passed away at the age of 92, per an announcement from the Canadiens, one of his former teams. Goyette made his NHL debut for Montreal in 1957, playing 14 regular-season games before becoming a regular in the playoffs to help lead the Canadiens to the Stanley Cup. That turned out to be his first of four straight Cup victories through the … [Read more...] about Phil Goyette Passes Away
Olympic organizers ‘100%’ confident NHL will play in Milan Cortina despite arena delays
Construction delays and other concerns about the Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena have drawn headlines for weeks. … [Read more...] about Olympic organizers ‘100%’ confident NHL will play in Milan Cortina despite arena delays
Phil Goyette, former NHL forward and Islanders’ first coach, dies at 92
Phil Goyette, the former NHL forward who helped the Montreal Canadiens win Stanley Cup titles in his first four seasons and was the New York Islanders’ first coach, has died. He was 92. The Canadiens said Goyette died Saturday. The team didn’t provide a cause of death. Goyette, from Lachine, Quebec, made his debut with the Canadiens in 1956-57. He also played for the New York … [Read more...] about Phil Goyette, former NHL forward and Islanders’ first coach, dies at 92
