Vote for Pietrangelo or Perron to be on the cover of NHL 14
It's that time again. EA is allowing fans to choose which hockey player will be on the cover of NHL 14, the latest installment from the beloved virtual hockey franchise. This year the two representatives from the Blues that are eligible to be voted on to the cover are Alex Pietrangelo and David Perron. The two face off head-to-head with the winner moving on and battling the other...
David Perron ends his lengthy offensive slump
David Perron's lengthy offensive slump has finally ended. Stuck in one of his worst offensive slumps of his career, Perron finally broke through with a nifty redirection on a David Backes shot that beat Phoenix goaltender Chad Johnson.
Perron's goal was his first since March 12th when he lit the lamp against San Jose. During the 16-game stretch where Perron couldn'...
St. Louis Blues: David Perron has been too inconsistent
The St. Louis Blues rebounded on Friday night after the shellacking at the hands of the Chicago Blackhawks the night before by beating the Edmonton Oilers 4-2. Head coach Ken Hitchcock made some changes to his lines before the game with the Oilers. One of the changes involved moving rookie Jaden Schwartz to the top line, which meant left winger David Perron was moved down to the...
Red Wings’ Johan Franzen spears Blues’ David Perron (VIDEO)
With the Red Wings having Thursday’s game pretty much in hand (up 4-1) with eight minutes left in the third period, Johan Franzen thought it was the apropos time to take a shot at Blues winger David Perron.
Usually in hockey, “taking a shot” amounts to running a guy with his head down or giving a guy a nice two-hander with the stick. Franzen’s definition of “taking a...
St. Louis vs. Dallas: David Perron leads Blues past Stars in 4-3 win
St. Louis Blues forward David Perron had struggled a bit through the team's first four games. Perron's struggles ended on Saturday night as the Blues defeated the Dallas Stars 4-3 thanks to a pair of goals by the talented Canadian playmaker.
With the Blues trailing 2-1 after one period of play, Perron exploded in the second period. Perron's first goal came after some...
Blues players excited, ready for camp
ST. LOUIS - David Perron was already en route from his home in Sherbrooke, Quebec, to St. Louis when news broke of a possible deal to end the NHL lockout early Sunday morning.
"I was probably on my phone updating Twitter 50 times in one hour," Perron said. "It was a real exciting time to know I wasnt going to drive for no reason."
Perron and the rest of his...
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January 09, 2013
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Assessing the David Perron contract
David Perron’s four-year deal was an interesting call for both sides.
I figured a short-term deal made since for both sides. Perron operates under the concussion cloud, especially during the coming season, but he also possesses breakout scoring potential.
Both sides could have hedged their bets with a one- or two-year agreement. But both sides saw value in the longer term.
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Blues sign Perron to four-year contract
ST. LOUIS -- St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the club has signed forward David Perron to a four-year contract.
"Were excited to have David in the fold for the next four years," said Armstrong. "He made a great comeback by scoring 21 goals in 57 games. Were comfortable with his health, and were confident...
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July 05, 2012
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Fans welcome Perron after 97-game absence
ST. LOUIS David Perron watched teammates shuffle past him in a walk from their bench to a tunnel. Organ music played, and the Chicago Blackhawks gathered on the ice for a postgame celebration. Nearby, the St. Louis Blues winger who returned to the lineup after a serious head injury tapped goalie Brian Elliott with his stick.
Perron was the last Blues player to turn his back on...
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December 04, 2011
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Perron to return for Blues against the Blackhawks
Courtesy: St. Louis Blues Hockey Club
ST. LOUIS St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today Blues forward David Perron will return to the lineup when the Blues host the Chicago Blackhawks Saturday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. at Scottrade Center. Including Fridays game in Colorado, Perron will have missed the last 97 games after suffering a...
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December 02, 2011
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