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In this episode Lance discusses Roman’s WHA, IHL, AHL NHL, and European hockey career. Most people only remember Roman as one of the guys the Blues traded to the L.A Kings to acquire Wayne Gretzky. Lance shows there is more to Roman Vopat than just being known for that famous trade. Roman opens up and talks about his early days in the Czech Republic, his father, and being able to play with his brother Jan when they were both with the Kings. Plus he gives his thoughts on the NHL CBA, 24 team playoff structure, and if fighting still belongs in the NHL

Lance is back and gets right in to discussing Alexander Steen’s retirement and his career as a St. louis Blue. He talks Lundqvist, the upcoming partial season, the renegotiations of the CBA, divisional placement, did the Blues really request to be put in the west division, and will they end up there. This and more in our latest episode.

Lance and Guy dwell in to al kinds of St. Louis Blues and Hockey topics.

Lance gives some heartfelt and deep thoughts on the loss of the greatest Blue ever Bobby Plager. Afterwards he discusses the Blues play, coach Berube. injuries effects on the team, and the Blues upcoming schedule

Lance looks back at game 1 and the wasted stellar performance by Jordan Binnington in the blues 4-1 loss. After wards he discusses what it will take for the Blues to tie the series up in game 2

Lance discusses Pat Maroon, the Tampa Bay Lightning, the retirement of Gunnarsson, the Blues assistant coaching situation, and the recent twitter discussions about his post concerning Tarasenko. He of course gives out huge praise and congratulations to the under dog Montreal Canadiens and their run to the cup finals.

Lance gives us his insights on the Vladimir Tarasenko situation. He also goes in to depth on the Buchnevich and Saad signing, Robert Thomas, Zack Sanford. Also how Armstrong, some players, and Berube really feel about Tarasenko at this point in time.

Lance dives in to the deep waters of recent St. Louis Blues moves in the front office and with the team. James Neal & Michael Frolik arrive at camp on PTO’s hoping to make the roster. Peter Chiarelli moves in to a new role as Vice President of Hockey Operations and the familiar face of Ken Hitchcock returns as a Coaching Consultant. Lance gives his opinion on the trade for Logan Brown from Ottawa for Zach Sanford and a conditional 4th rd pick. The Seattle Kraken, Craig Berube, the continuing saga of Vladimir Tarasenko, and much more on the latest episode of The Drop Podcast.