Tony Moreno
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Follow me on twitter for hockey news @TonyMoreno20...Hello! My name is Tony Moreno and hockey has been my passion for as long as i can remember. I have been playing since i was 3 years old on ponds and streets, and organized puck since i was 6. Grew up in a small suburb 45 minutes from Chicago and now I am in graduate school and hoping one day to become a sports psychologist. Dream Job: Sports psychologist for a professional hockey team. Also love to play the drums (huge music guy) and get on that Xbox =)
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Why the Kings Should Start Jonathan Bernier More Often
The Jonathan Bernier trade rumors quickly died down as Jonathan Quick had to undergo surgery to repair a disc fragment and an inflammatory cyst. Although Quick’s recovery is said to be only six weeks, it would be wise to let him rest a little longer than that. Even though Quick should be ready for the [...]
TweetSt. Louis Blues 20 In 20: Alex Pietrangelo & Kevin Shattenkirk
Here is my 20 in 20 segment, where I will focus on 20 players in 20 days for the St. Louis Blues. Today will focus on the Blues’ two top young defensemen. Alex Pietrangelo was drafted fourth overall in the 2008 draft and made an impact as soon as he joined the Blues. In his [...]
TweetNHL Rumors: Will Dustin Brown Rumors Resurface?
The Los Angeles Kings were rumored to have many offers for their captain Dustin Brown at around the trade deadline. Many felt that the Kings were going to move him and it was just a question of when and where. With the Kings uncertainty of a playoff appearance at that time, it was likely that [...]
Tweet20 in 20: David Backes And Alex Steen
Here is my 20 in 20 segment where I will be discussing and reviewing 20 players in 20 days for the St. Louis Blues. David Backes – What is there bad to say about the Blues beloved captain and probably one of the most liked players on the team. Backes has played consistently well since [...]
Tweet20 Players in 20 Days: TJ Oshie & David Perron
I will be doing a new segment for the next 20 days in which I will focus on 20 players from the St. Louis Blues. I will try to review their past seasons, discuss what they can do to become more effective, and hopefully get you to know the players better. Let’s start with the [...]
TweetCan Anze Kopitar Climb To An Elite Status?
When you hear of an elite hockey player you immediately think of Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin, Steven Stamkos, and a few others, but I don’t think anyone places Anze Kopitar in that category. What sets those players apart from other good players is that these top players in the NHL are able to [...]
TweetQuestions To Ponder For The 2012-2013 Season.
While the slowest month of hockey is upon us, this may be a good time debate about the upcoming season for the Los Angeles Kings. This will hopefully spark conversations and get you all excited for the 2012-2013 season. Who will be the leading goal scorer for the Kings? I’m certain many of you will [...]
TweetNHL Rumors: Blues Have What It Takes To Get Keith Yandle
Keith Yandle of the Phoenix Coyotes has been getting lots of attention since the 2012 draft. His name has been circulating all over rumor boards and with the Coyotes depth at defense, Yandle seems to be available for trade. With Shane Doan still uncertain of rejoining the Coyotes and not having much offensive fire power, [...]
TweetHealth Will Be The Biggest Challenge For The Los Angeles Kings
The Los Angeles Kings had a healthy team entering the 2012 playoffs and it showed as they made their dominant run. Of course health is a question for every team as injuries can strike anyone at any time. While the Kings appear to have a healthy team by the time training camp comes, things can [...]
Tweet2012-2013 Season Questions and Predictions
Here are some fun questions for you fans to ponder about the St. Louis Blues in the upcoming season. Who will lead the Blues in points? David Perron was on fire coming off his injury and certainly boosted the Blues offense in more ways than one. Last season he managed 42 points in 57 games [...]
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