Army Snuggerud - in the record books!

[a smell of green grass]

Congrats to Army and Snuggerud. Snuggerud is not only the least experienced NHL player to ever make it to the playoffs, but he is playing on the 1st Line!!

The snow has not even melted on his car from the MN college, and there he is, in the playoffs and on the 1st line and the 1st power play.

Gretzky didn't do that. Neither did Ovechkin. Nobody. Wow.

https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=b ... =686&dpr=2

ASOGG would be the first to point out that this record says a whole lot more about what is wrong with Army and his team than what is right with Snuggerud.

[BudOnTap]

What are you talking about, dumb[ash]? That would mean Snuggerud is a draft success. Something you covet, if you could keep your thoughts straight.

[bluetunehead]

Are you drunk? What is the link to a google search supposed to do?

[a smell of green grass]

What are you talking about, dumb[ash]? That would mean Snuggerud is a draft success. Something you covet, if you could keep your thoughts straight.

Can somebody tell this tiger that he just fell into a trap?

There are 3 potential reasons for this record:
1. Snuggerud is great
2. The Blues existing line 1 roster is bad
3. Both

[BudOnTap]

Think of all the snuggerud jerseys the young kids in STL will be buying for the next decade. Exciting times. Along with playoff hockey.

[Harry S Deals]

Idiotic

[PPG]

Im pretty sure Gretzky & Ovi were both on the top PP unit.
The reason the Caps got Ovi is because they were dead last, right where they wanted to be

[DUFF8989]

Next time you have a thought, just let it go.

So many self inflicted wounds.

Leave already.

[sdaltons]

What are you talking about, dumb[ash]? That would mean Snuggerud is a draft success. Something you covet, if you could keep your thoughts straight.

Can somebody tell this tiger that he just fell into a trap?

There are 3 potential reasons for this record:
1. Snuggerud is great
2. The Blues existing line 1 roster is bad
3. Both

Or a crucial top 6 winger went down which created an opportunity for a young kid to jump in and grab a spot and run with it. Which is something that someone reading your posts would assume you think is a good thing considering you advocated for starting Hofer.

[hockey jedi]

I'm not arguing. I'm just reminiscing. Remember in 1999 when the Blues put Barrett Jackman (pretty green) in against the mighty Red Wings. He played really well.