Wednesday Links: Brett Hull Says Things Edition

Wyshinski ought to be keelhauled for writing that piece of shit.

Let’s beat the fuckers tonight so at least they aren’t the ones who officially send the Blues to their tee times.
Also, Fuck Detroit

scribbling over Oshie’s face on all those team posters with a Sharpie and writing “Mr. Can’t-Wake-Uppington” with an arrow pointing to him. I can also hear him grumbling something like “Stupid move, young man… only twelve thousand posters to go… thanks, Teej, you just caused me to reschedule the accountancy conference call with Bylsma…”

Because that’s what a good coach does, right?

All of us who were fans of the Blues during his heyday with the team KNOW this.

This is why I put little stock into what he says. I think he’s just stirring up shit here.

while hull never missed a practice or curfew, Todd Ewen Suspended by St. Louis for one game and sent home during 1987-88 season for violating team curfew following a loss at New Jersey on the night of Nov. 5, 1987. Ewen’s Blues teammate Perry Turnbull was also suspended for the same incident.

and for no good reason. line items from the anally complete old skool draft central site on brett hull

Made his NHL debut in Game 3 of Calgary’s Stanley Cup Finals series at Montreal. He hit the post on his first NHL shot in that game.

Became first St. Louis player to be voted by fans to the starting lineup of an NHL All-Star Game when he achieved feat in 1990.

Broke Wayne Babych’s St. Louis record for most goals in one season when he scored his 55th goal of the 1989-90 season during Blues’ Feb. 15, 1990, game vs. Quebec. Fans threw so many souvenir Blues caps on the ice after the goal that the remaining 5:53 of the second period was tacked on to the start of the third period so that arena workers would have time to clear the ice

Missed 1991 NHL All-Star Game with sprained left ankle, an injury suffered when Joel Quenneville fell on his leg during St. Louis’ Jan. 15, 1991, game vs. Washington

Scored a goal in 67.8 percent of all St. Louis games during the 1989-90 and 1990-91 seasons, the greatest ratio of goal-scoring to games in back to back seasons by any NHL player.

 Missed St. Louis’ 1994 training camp with a mild case of Epstein-Barr virus that caused enlargement of is spleen, an illness diagnosed during his preseason physical

 Has never missed playoffs during his NHL career

Hull publicly lashed out at St. Louis fans for booing Adam Oates because Oates was trying to get more money out of the team. Hull referred to those Blues fans as “losers” and said he wanted to “rip the head off” one particular fan who was waving a derogatory sign that made fun of Oates. Hull also made it clear that he was not happy with the team for allowing the Oates contract dispute to end with Oates’ Feb. 7, 1992, trade to Boston. The Oates trade was particularly rough on Hull, who lost his best friend as a teammate as well as the player he credited with much of his success. After the trade, he told Hockey News reporter Dave Luecking that he felt “empty.”

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That is all

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