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Apr 15, 2018 1 hr 54 min

Ep. 73 - Kelly Chase

from The Tim McKernan Show

A staple of the hockey community in St. Louis and beyond, the former enforcer turned radio analyst has been with the Blues organization for over 25 seasons... Why the Humboldt tragedy has been so personal for him Explanation for the hockey community being so tight-knit Why he counseled one of his sons to stop playing hockey His warning against parents hiring junior hockey advisors How much scoring prowess did Chaser have in his youth Why a fight with Ken Baumgartner was key to his career Anecdote on a terrible signing by the Blues in early 00's What was life like off the ice with the early 1990's Blues Recounting some of his favorite fights on and off the ice Behind-the-scenes of Keenan orchestrating his departure Infamous "Here comes Cheveldae" incident vs. Detriot Thoughts on Chris Kerber & keeping the broadcast fresh Are concerns about the locker room divide in STL valid Chase's expectations for the Blues during the off-season What it would mean to be part of a Stanley Cup winner Please support our sponsors: Verizon Wireless The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Design Aire Heating & Cooling Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow Thanks to Story of the Year for our theme. Please rate, review, and subscribe so more people discover the pod. Feedback is welcome: [email protected]

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