As if the backlash the Cardinals front office is going to be getting from smokers weren't enough, now they get to deal with this too...

Sounds like the poor dude was more tired than drunk. I've been pulled over and blown a .10 before and been let go. Even at .10 I did not feel intoxicated and passed all the stupid human tricks.
So anyway, it looks like the Cardinals will have some more shit to deal with now. I'm sure all the MADD people (pun intended) will be calling for his resignation, and that certainly doesn't help their "health conscious", "fan safety" stance on this whole smoking ban thing. Bad timing Tony.
Labels: baseball, cardinals, celebrity, funny, St. Louis
I'm talking hockey here folks. I'm excited about it for the first time in years. The extended labor dispute and ensuing strike took all the fun out of my hockey loving heart for a while. It didn't help when the games resumed that the Blues missed the playoffs for the first time in 27 years and finished dead last in the NHL only winning 21 out of 82 games. Ouch!
This year didn't start much better, but I had faith that the new ownership knew what they were doing and didn't quite give up altogether on this season. My faith was rewarded recently with the firing of coach Mike Kitchen (who IMHO was only a band-aid coach there to fill a hole temporarily). He was replaced by Andy Murray, former coach of the L.A. Kings.
The Blues were in the midst of an 11 game win-less streak when Murray stepped in. Within three games, he had righted the ship and sent our boys in a new direction. The Blues record over the past 15 games is 11-2-2. In that span we've beaten both the Buffalo Sabres and The Anaheim Mighty Ducks, two teams tied for the second most points in the NHL.
I've been wearing my Blues jersey again for the first time in two years and have watched at least part of each of the last 6 or 7 games. Hockey is fun to watch again and the Blues have tons of young talent. What's even more exciting is that our two top draft picks from last years draft aren't even playing yet but are both playing extremely well in their respective leagues.
Although I'm not calling the playoffs out of the question yet for us this year, the future is definitely bright for the Blues.
Labels: hockey, sports, St. Louis
Game... "Guess who?"
Facts... Current MLB player. Plays first base. Third grade photo below.
Hint: I live in St. Louis and my girlfriend went to elementary school with him (I made this way too easy)

Labels: baseball, celebrity, St. Louis