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St. Louis Blues
vs
Nashville Predators
Today's Featured Sports Pick

Game Date:
02/27/2016
3:05pm EST

Lines:
St. Louis +1.5
Nashville -1.5

Total:
Over 5 (-107)
Under 5 (-103)

Community Picks: St. Louis Blues 0% vs Nashville Predators 0%

St. Louis Blues and Nashville Predators Thread

Team Tweets & News Articles
St. Louis Blues
The NHL has suspended St. Louis Blues forward Ryan Reaves for three games without pay for a blindside hit into the boards that injured San Jose defenseman Matt Tennyson. The punishment announced by the NHL's department of player safety on Wednesday will cost Reaves more than $18,000 in salary. Tennyson had chased down the puck at the end boards and had his back to Reaves when he was checked from behind. Continue to Article
February 24, 2016 5:10:pm EST
St. Louis Blues
Here are your Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media. Have a link you want to submit? Email us at  puckdaddyblog@yahoo.com .   HUGE S/O to @RebirthSports for getting us playoff ready with the new throwback uniforms #Quack pic.twitter.com/Z6XzAgsRAe — Oregon Ducks Hockey (@Oregon_Hockey) February 2, 2016 • The Oregon Ducks club hockey team wore tremendous 'throwback' jerseys. [ Oregon Live ] • Carolina Hurricanes general manager Ron Francis will define his managerial legacy with the team this week. The Hurricanes could be big players on the NHL’s trade front. [ News and Observer ] • The Winnipeg Jets should trade captain, and pending unrestricted free agent, Andrew Ladd right now. [ Winnipeg Sun ] • What will Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Jim Rutherford do for his team at next Monday’s trade deadline? [ The Pens Blog ] • A long-form feature on Erik Karlsson and why he’s the best defenseman in the NHL.  [ Sportsnet ] • Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman gives his weekly 30 Thoughts on hockey.  [ Sportsnet ] • On the whereabouts of former Pittsburgh Penguins coach Mike Johnston. The Penguins fired Johnston in December and replaced him with Mike Sullivan. [ University of New Brunswick ] • The Washington Capitals are rolling through one of the more enjoyable regular seasons in NHL history. [ Washington Post ] • Coaches for Canadian NHL teams are currently under fire. [ Buzzing the Net ] • St. Louis Blues forward Ryan Reaves will have a hearing with the NHL’s Department of Player Safety over his hit on Sharks defenseman Matt Tennyson in their Monday game. [ CSN Bay Area ] • Another sad turn of events in the Jack Johnson saga: “ Bankrupt NHL defenseman Jack Johnson has accused his parents of mismanaging his finances, overspending on cars, jewelry and extending lines of credit that plunged him into millions of dollars’ worth of debt. Now, Johnson wants his parents out of their Michigan home, a house he owns, so he can sell the property to help pay down his debts.”   [ TSN ] • New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist hopes the World Cup of Hockey doesn’t mean the end of Olympic participation by NHL players. [ Reuters via Yahoo ] • The movie “Soul on Ice” will premier on NHL Network on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Eastern: “ The film chronicles the joy and the pain experienced by black players, from members of the ground-breaking Colored Hockey League  in the Canadian Maritimes from 1895 to 1925 to star-studded roster of players currently skating for National Hockey League teams.” [ Color of Hockey ] • How the NHL’s ‘Second Six’ expansion created jobs for a number of players. [ Globe and Mail ] • Can analytics make Shea Weber a better defenseman? A look at Weber’s underlying stats. [ Today’s Slapshot ] • Trading an NHL superstar is a risky proposition. [ Spector’s Hockey ] • Behind a cross-country road trip inspired by the NWHL. [ The Hockey Writers ] • Massachusetts-Lowell’s defense is carrying them this season. They’ve only allowed 1.84 goals per-game. [ College Hockey News ] • A hockey mom donated her liver to her son’s teammate’s dad. [ ESPN ] • Buried in the minors, Chicago Blackhawks forward Bryan Bickell is trying to show he deserves a recall. [ Daily Herald ] • Penn State’s hockey program will be graduating a class that has been with the school since their first year Division I. [ Along the Boards ] • Previewing tonight’s hockey action. [ Royal Half ] • The Anaheim Ducks are staying patient around the trade deadline period. Their divisional rivals are not. [ Pucks of a Feather ] • Three potential trade targets for the Dallas Stars. All are on the blueline. [ Blackout Dallas ] • A look at 10 trade targets that could impact your fantasy hockey team. [ Dobber Hockey ] • The Boston Bruins are just an average hockey team. [ Bruins Daily ] • Finally, Big hit by Metallurg's Oscar Osala in the KHL.   MORE FROM YAHOO HOCKEY     Continue to Article
February 23, 2016 2:54:pm EST
Nashville Predators
Tuesday's Hockey Dose ponders Washington's impressive accomplishments, but also possible weaknesses ... plus more. Continue to Article
February 23, 2016 12:27:am EST
Nashville Predators
No. 1 Star: Joe Thornton, San Jose Sharks Jumbo scored twice and assisted on two others as the Sharks doubled up the St. Louis Blues 6-3. Thornton was one of three players with a pair of goals, joining Tomas Hertl and Logan Couture. He ended the game with this lovely no-look backhand empty-net goal: No. 2 Star: Boone Jenner, Columbus Blue Jackets A pair of goals from Jenner and two points each from Scott Hartnell, Alexander Wennberg and Ryan Murray helped the Blue Jackets get by the Boston Bruins 6-4. Columbus has now taken points from 10 of their last 12 games.  No. 3 Star: Logan Couture, San Jose Sharks Couture picked up his seventh and eighth goals of the season and recorded an assist on Thornton’s fancy empty netter. Honorable Mention : Mike Richards’ first goal as a Washington Capitals stood as the game winner in a 3-2 victory over the Arizona Coyotes. Washington has won nine of their last 10 games. Alex Ovechkin scored his 39th goal of the season to give him 18 in his last 18 games … Matt Beleskey and Loui Eriksson each scored twice in a losing effort for the Bruins … Craig Smith scored the only goal in the shootout as the Nashville Predators edged the Montreal Canadiens 2-1. Pekka Rinne made 28 saves as the Predators set a franchise record with points in their eight straight road game … Vladimir Tarasenko recorded a three-point night for the Blues … The power plays in St. Louis were on fire with the Sharks and Blues combining for four power play goals on eight opportunities.  Did You Know?   . @washcaps captain Alex Ovechkin ( @ovi8 ) scored his 514th career goal to pass Jeremy Roenick (513) for 37th place in NHL history. #ARIvsWSH — NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) February 23, 2016 Dishonorable Mention : Ryan Reaves was ejected for this hit on Matt Tennyson … Brian Elliott needed to leave the game in the first period after suffering a lower-body injury. He'll be re-evaluated on Tuesday … Fortunately for Craig Smith he scored the shootout winner so this muffed shot didn’t cost Nashville the game … Richards’ winner was contested by Coyotes netminder Louis Domingue, who believed he had the puck covered: MORE FROM YAHOO HOCKEY : Continue to Article
February 22, 2016 11:16:pm EST
Nashville Predators
Craig Smith scored the only goal in the shootout, lifting the Nashville Predators to a 2-1 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night. Viktor Arvidsson scored in the first period for the Predators (28-21-11), who are 3-0-3 in their last six games. Brendan Gallagher scored his 16th goal for Montreal (28-27-5), which has recorded at least one point in its last five home games (4-0-1). Continue to Article
February 22, 2016 10:57:pm EST
 
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