The Olympic break is here, and men’s hockey is officially underway! In this episode, we dive into what the start of the Olympics means for the five St. Louis Blues players representing their countries on the international stage. We break down projected lines for each team, where our Blues fit into the mix, and what kind of roles they’re expected to play. Back home, we take a look at where the Blues sit in the standings at the break and what the playoff picture looks like heading into the final stretch of the season. We wrap things up with an extended edition of Teach Me How To Doug, where we dig into the tough decisions ahead. With roster compliance looming after the break, 2–3 moves will need to be made — so what are the most likely scenarios? Trades? Waivers? IR gymnastics? We explore all the possibilities and what they could mean for the team moving forward. Olympics, roster crunches, and the road to the playoffs — let’s get into it. 🎙️🏒

This one’s got EVERYTHING. Rodger tells the legendary story of how a childhood dog turned him into a Canadian Blues fan for life. We break down recent games, including Monday night’s absolute train wreck against Nashville—what went wrong, who’s to blame, and why it hurt so bad. Then Teach Me How to Doug returns as Rodger drops his Gotta Go’s and Untouchables, and yes… some takes will ruffle feathers. We wrap it up by looking ahead to the Olympics, spotlighting which Blues will be repping their countries and what it could mean for the team going forward.

The Blues have dropped four straight, but the vibes are still alive—and Bruce is back for a must-listen episode. We dive into the last few games and explain why the Blues haven’t been nearly as bad as the record shows. Injuries down the middle are testing this team, and we break down exactly how that’s changed the lineup. Plus, things get spicy as Bruce helps us decide who to draft between McKenna, Stenberg, and Verhoff, and we wrap it up by looking at which players could actually be on the move.

The Blues can still not find that elusive third win in a row. After impressive wins over Carolina and Tampa Bay, we don’t show up in Edmonton. Our special guest, Steve Fifer, helps us break this all down on this week’s episode. We look into the continuing goal controversy. Is Hofer now the 1A and Binner 1B, or are we at a full 1-2 split? Steve helps us with what his trade deadline would look like if he were Doug Armstrong. With 2019 and last year’s post 4 Nations push, we also look into the possibility of this team making the playoffs still.

The Blues are sliding, and the drama is heating up. We’re joined by Sam G. to break down the Blues’ three-game losing streak, the ongoing tension between Jordan Binnington and Jim Montgomery (while Joel Hofer stays out of the spotlight), and what it all means moving forward. We also dive into Philip Broberg’s new contract, injuries piling up across the lineup, and kick around some high-profile trade ideas as the season hits a critical point.

Plenty to unpack in this one — Blues fans won’t want to miss it. 🎺💙

2026 is starting off great, both on the ice and on this podcast. It is nice to have a happy episode as we cover the most recent two-game winning streak. Blues look good, and they are getting contributions up and down the lineup. We also preview the World Junior Championships, as two Blues prospects head to the gold medal match (recorded on Monday). Lastly, we look at Olympic rosters, talk about snubs, and Mike plays our newest version of Whose Line is it Anyway?

We kick things off by welcoming special guest Koty W. to the show as we settle in for a packed hockey episode. From there, we hit the latest St. Louis Blues updates, breaking down where the team stands as the season approaches the halfway mark and what’s catching our attention lately. Next, we dive into the World Junior Championships, highlighting key moments, standout performances, and the Blues prospects giving fans something to watch for the future. To wrap it up, we roll through our New Year’s resolutions for the Blues — players, coaches, and management — with plenty of takes that will spark debate (you’ll have to listen to hear who we think needs to deliver in 2026).

It’s a very Grinchy Blues Christmas as the Blues head into the break with more questions than holiday cheer. We break down Dylan Holloway’s injury, two ugly losses to the Predators, and a much-needed win over the Blackhawks.

We also talk expectations heading into the Christmas break and look around the NHL as big trades happen elsewhere while the Blues’ stocking stays empty. Not much joy, but plenty to unpack as the season rolls on.