This was an ugly one. Some rough goaltending combined with lackluster performances up and down the lineup made this game a tilted result and not for the good guys. We lost our two opening games at home and that is not ideal. Couple of small bright spots, but otherwise a game the boys will want to put behind them.

The Blues play their most convincing hockey game on the back of a Jimmy Snuggerud multi-goal outing early in this 25-26 campaign. Binnington bounced back and the bottom 6 showed the the Blues have the depth to be dangerous against anyone. The Blues take the lot on this leg of the Canadian Road Trip.

The Blues get the job done and capture their first win of the season off great performances from HOFer, Neighbours and Robert Thomas. It wasn't always pretty but the boys went to the dirty areas and got rewarded for their effort. Great win and the Blues are on the board!

Not the home opener we wanted, but the one we got. The blues out chanced the Wild and were 58% probable to win the game according to Money Puck, but the only stat that matters is the score on the jumbotron, which read a savage 0-5 loss in the home opener.

Hockey is back and the Noted guys breakdown the offseason, including some of the preseason games, signings and outlook for the 25/26 season.

The Noted guys shake off a bit of rust to talk about Blues news including Nathan Walker signing, the Prospect Showcase and some predictions for our top players heading into the 25-26 season.

The Noted boys are joined by Chicago Sports Network's Alex Shapiro to talk about the changing landscape of Regional Sports Broadcasting, the Blackhawks/Blues Rivalry and what it's like being a reporter in a major sports town. Jake and Brendan finish the Pod by talking about the savage departure of John Kelly, trade rumors around Jordan Kyrou and saying goodbye to the voice of the Blues.

Jake and Brendan discuss Rookie Camp, Pius Suter, updated line combos and news around the league. It's an exciting time to be a Blues fan.

The offseason extravaganza begins. We've completed the draft, July 1 has passed and the league is busy with GMs making deals. The boys breakdown the prospect picks, Bolduc's departure and some of the pickups Armstrong has completed as we enter the 2025-26 season.

Jake and Brendan jump on to talk about Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals as well as some of the names floating around free agency. At the top of the list is prioritizing between a Right Handed Defensemen or a 2nd line center. They cap it off with a farewell to TJ Oshie who announced his retirement and Jim Montgomery finishing 4th in Jack Adams voting.