The St. Louis Blues may be down 2-0 in the series to the Winnipeg Jets, but that didn't stop Jim Montgomery from busting a few lyrics from his favorite song.
The St. Louis Blues dropped Game 1 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs to the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday. St. Louis had a 3-2 lead with less than 10 minutes remaining in the third period.
The St. Louis Blues controlled Game 1 against the Winnipeg Jets until they rallied for a third-period comeback. The Blues owned a 3-2 lead with over ten minutes remaining in the first period when Alex Iafallo scored the tying goal.
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The St. Louis Blues are the hottest team in hockey, and with a 10-game winning streak, they’ve now solidified their spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Since joining the Blues on Nov.
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The St. Louis Blues are finally seeing a payoff for their progress made since Jim Montgomery took over as head coach in November. They will carry their first three-game winning streak of the season into a Saturday night home game against the Los Angeles Kings.
Coming out of the 4 Nations Face-Off break, St. Louis Blues coach Jim Montgomery staged an intense minicamp to instill a stronger work ethic and better attention to details.
St. Louis Blues coach Jim Montgomery hopes his team can learn from facing top NHL teams as it tries to restore a winning culture. The Blues will try to apply the lessons learned from their 3-2 losses to the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers this week when they host the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night.
The St. Louis Blues made waves when they hired Jim Montgomery to become the 28th head coach in franchise history–just days after he was let go by the Boston Bruins.
On Nov. 24, the St. Louis Blues hired former Boston Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery. This was following the firing of head coach Drew Bannister when the team had a disappointing record of 3-6-1 in their last 10 games.
When the Boston Bruins told Jim Montgomery they no longer required his services last week, it was inevitable that some other team would come along and hire him sooner rather than later.
Now that Jim Montgomery has found a new job with the St. Louis Blues, every NHL coach who is considered to be on the hot seat can take a deep breath — at least for now.
Jim Montgomery wasn’t out of work for long. Five days after being fired by the Boston Bruins, Montgomery signed a five-year contract to become the head coach of the St.
The Boston Bruins stirred up conversation this week with their decision to fire head coach Jim Montgomery, a move that some saw coming but was still a surprise given his success with the team.
Earlier this week, the Boston Bruins fired head coach Jim Montgomery. Montgomery enjoyed a lot of success in Boston. He amassed a regular season record of 120-41-23 and made the playoffs in both of his full seasons, including a historic Presidents Trophy campaign in 2022-2023.
As Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney spoke with the media on Wednesday, he revealed an interesting bit of news before giving the reason behind his decision to fire Jim Montgomery as head coach.
The 2023-24 NHL season saw a flurry of NHL coaches be fired during the season, as teams that struggled early in the year were desperate to find a spark and get back on track.
Will the real Boston Bruins please stand up? Bruins fans have been clamoring for that for much of the season. Their collective grumbles and groans have only grown louder with each passing loss, reaching a fever pitch Monday night.
The NHL saw its first coaching change of the season when the Boston Bruins announced their dismissal of 2023 Jack Adams Award winner Jim Montgomery on Tuesday.
The Boston Bruins made the first head coaching change of the 2024-25 NHL season on Tuesday afternoon, firing Jim Montgomery.
Rumors of Jim Montgomery's firing emerged after the Boston Bruins canceled today's practice following a tough 5-1 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets last night.
Sitting at a below .500 points percentage and narrowly in a playoff spot with a 6-7-1 record, the Boston Bruins are failing to meet any expectations that were placed on them following a drastic offseason.
Things are not going well for the Boston Bruins early in the 2024-25 season, and they only managed to get worse on Tuesday night with a 4-0 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The pressure is mounting on Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery as his team continues to struggle. Sitting at the bottom of the Atlantic Division with a 4-6-1 record, Boston has only managed one win in its last six games, including a rough 8-2 loss to Carolina and a 2-0 shutout by the rebuilding Flyers.
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