#alexander steen

[justagirlhockeyfan]

I’m so fucking disappointed in the Blues. Fuck this man. Fuck them. Fuck Dillon Dube. And a big FUCK YOU to Alexander Steen.

[schwizzle-schwartz]

Blues as Iconic Muppet Christmas Carol Lines.

[binnybinnychickendinny]

anyone want to talk about cycle of abuse narratives in hockey in the form of players becoming the general managers that split people up and send them away from their friends and care about the money and the legacy more than anything when it used to just be about the game to them as well. anyone. is this thing on

[restingbuchface]

steen and otter shenanigans

[incorrectmulti]

Alexander Steen: He who rubs his enemy's face in the sand gets buried in the sand, too.

Matthew Tkachuk: You think I should bury Draisaitl in the sand?

[thornescratch]

T.J. Oshie isn’t a kid anymore at 34, but he still plays like one

With rare combination of athletic skill and youthful enthusiasm, T.J. Oshie is still finding ways to produce for Washington.

In his sixth season in Washington, he’s known as a gritty player and the heart and soul of the locker room.

“He is not just a character,” Eades said. “He’s got the character at the right time.”

Barry Trotz, his former coach in Washington, spoke of his “boyish spark.” Alexander Steen, a former teammate in St. Louis, took note of his energy.

“You wish you could bottle up just a little bit and keep it for yourself,” Steen said.

Barret Jackman, who played with Oshie in St. Louis and was his roommate on road trips, said he is so close with Oshie that he considers him a part of his family. Oshie was the first one to hold Jackman’s son, Cayden, after the infant left the hospital. When Cayden was learning to talk, Oshie became “Uncle Oaf” or just “Oaf.”

Jackman recalled a night during a trip to Columbus, Ohio, when Oshie asked Jackman if he needed anything. The veteran Jackman jokingly told Oshie he could warm up his bed. When Jackman later returned to their room, there was Oshie, in Jackman’s bed. He had done his job.

This lightheartedness is still with Oshie, years later. He can be both a bit of a goof and a grinding menace on the ice.

Timothy Jimothy Oshie, a stone cold freak and beloved by all.

[powerblais]

Hockey Hall of Famers, Former Blues captains, and current Blues players introduce Ryan O’Reilly as the 23rd captain of the St. Louis Blues.

[coltonparayko]

Steve Ott not being bitter that Team Sweden stole Steener while also not trying to coax him into joining Team Canada

Ott: Where were you born?

Steen: In Canada