Archive for May 2nd, 2010

St. Louis Blues Hockey – Rivermen all-star leaves Blues behind – Peoria Journal Star

Peoria Rivermen defenseman and St. Louis Blues prospect Jonas Junland vowed he would not return to the American Hockey League after Peoria’s season ended in mid-April. The two-time AHL All-Star kept his word Friday — and also eliminated the For more info click here

ST. LOUIS (April 27, 2010) — The St. Louis Cardinals have Busch Stadium. The St. Louis Rams call Edward Jones Dome their home. The St. Louis Blues hit the ice at Scottrade Center. Tim Wilkerson, who owns, tunes, and drives the Levi, Ray & Shoup For more info click here

Louis Blues‘ organization. Now he’s a hall of famer. “I think that all those days of practicing in high school every day after school, it’s a little bit of a payback for the hard work,” said Sparago, a 46-year-old financial advisor for Morgan Stanley For more info click here

Blues – St. Louis: Tim Wilkerson preview – Motorsport.com

ST. LOUIS (April 27, 2010) — The St. Louis Cardinals have Busch Stadium. The St. Louis Rams call Edward Jones Dome their home. The St. Louis Blues hit the ice at Scottrade Center. Tim Wilkerson, who owns, tunes, and drives the Levi, Ray & Shoup Read more about this article

Blues – Blues’ Backes and Johnson decline offer to play for – St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Blues’ Backes and Johnson decline offer to play for – St. Louis Post-Dispatch
On May 7, the Blues‘ David Backes and Erik Johnson will be on a softball field in St. Louis instead of an ice rink in Germany. On the advice of their fatigued bodies, they have declined invitations to play for Team USA at the International Ice Hockey

Rivermen All-Star Junland signs in Europe – Peoria Journal Star
Peoria Rivermen defenseman Jonas Junland vowed he would not return to the American Hockey League after Peoria missed the playoffs two weeks ago. The two-time AHL All-Star kept his word Friday — and also eliminated the parent club St. Louis Blues

Rockland Hall of Fame inducts seven – LoHud.com
Louis Blues‘ organization. Now he’s a hall of famer. “I think that all those days of practicing in high school every day after school, it’s a little bit of a payback for the hard work,” said Sparago, a 46-year-old financial advisor for Morgan Stanley