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David Warsofsky
Sobotka Deal Official: 3 Years, $3.9 Million
Per the St. Louis Blues official website, forward Vladimir Sobotka has agreed to a three year contract. MSM reports confirm an escalating salary of $1.2 million (11-12), $1.3 million (12-13) and $1.4 million (13-14). An AAV of $1.3 million. In 65 games with the Blues last season Sobotka totaled 7 goals and 29 points. In...
Blues Sign Prospect Defenseman Cade Fairchild
Per release by the St. Louis Blues, the organization has agreed to terms on an Entry Level Contract (ELC) with defenseman Cade Fairchild. Terms have not been disclosed. Details - Demographics: Age 22 | Height: 5’9 | Weight: 190 lbs. - Hometown: Duluth, Minnesota - Drafted: 4th Round, 2007 (96th overall) - College: University of...
Are We ‘Army’ Strong?
Doug Armstrong took over the position as team general manager from Larry Pleau this past summer and in doing so, made a few moves to help his team improve. Trading Lars Eller and Ian Schultz to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Jaroslav Halak. Also adding forward Vladimir Sobotka from the Boston Bruins in exchange...
GAME RECAP : Debut’s In Beantown
First off I want to apologize, I have been been missing lately as I have had personal problems I have had to take care of, but I am back and things are under control, so lets get this recap going. When the puck dropped last night in Boston, it was the return for Vladimir Sobotka...
Blues Trade: Warsofsky to Boston
Per report from Andy Strickland, the Blues have sent former 4th round pick David Warsofsky to Boston in exchange for Center Vladimir Sobotka. He is a restricted free agent with no arbitration rights. Warsofsky just finished his Sophomore season at Boston University. Collecting 23 points in 34 games. He was also a key part of...
Prospect Profile : Alex Pietrangelo
Welcome to the third edition of Prospects Profile. Today we center in on the defensemen, Alex Pietrangelo. THE BEGINNING Alex Pietrangelo, born January 18th, 1990 in King City, ON, Canada. The kid was born to play hockey. He grew up playing for the Richmond Hill Stars, Toronto Jr. Canadiens and the Vaughan Kings. He won a championship...
WJC Update: USA vs Canada
What a game that was. I hope Blues fans got a chance to see this, because it was a vastly more entertaining game than the game we were treated to last night. Here is a pretty good recap from TSN. Here is a quote that I think summed the game up the best. “Maybe people...
WJC Update: Countdown to the Big Game
When I last left off I had taken in the first two US games and the second Canadian game for an update on four of the Blues prospects participating in the IIHF World Junior Championships. I am now caught up on both teams through three games. Here is an update on all four players. Team...
WJC Update: Team USA After Two Games
So I was finally able to watch my two recorded Team USA games. I did not get to the Canadian blowout of Latvia or the Sweden game, so no in depth news on Allen, Pietrangelo, or Rundblad. I can however give you some details on Warsofsky and McRae. Game 1: USA vs Slovakia Defensemen David...
Blues Prospect to wear the “A” for Team USA at WJC?
It appears that Blues Prospect and 2008 NHL Draft 4th Round selection David Warsofsky has been named an Assistant Captain for Team USA at the 2010 World Junior Championships. So far this has just been reported on Twitter by Tim Rosenthal who covers BU for Inside Hockey. Rosenthal is citing The Daily Free Press (a...
