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Thousands of people gathered in downtown St. Louis to celebrate the Blues’ first ever Stanley Cup and here you can see some of the most interesting videos and photos while the NHL celebrated the Father’s Day.

The city of St. Louis was abuzz on Saturday. It’s estimated that over 500,000 people turned up to take part in the festivities surrounding the Blues’ Stanley Cup win. Tens of thousands of fans were able to see the best trophy in sports in person, and thousands more were able to touch the hallowed cup during it’s journey through downtown …

The St. Louis Blues will have their parade today, and that means Jordan Binnington might finally crack a smile. Binnington has been noted for his stoicism throughout the Blues’ run to the Stanley Cup, and the goalkeeper, who should be a lock to win the Calder Trophy, will probably have another reason to smile this offseason. .@rayferrarotsn weighs in on …

St. Louis Blues won the Stanley Cup for the first time in franchise history and the NHL recreated the series-winning clash in the NHL '94 video game style while the Blues captain Alex Pietrangelo struggled to fit the Stanley Cup in his minivan.

The St. Louis Blues are still basking in the franchise’s first ever Stanley Cup win. This team has yet to stop partying, and they are truly living in the moment after so many years of frustration and heartache. They will reach full catharsis on Saturday when they take Lord Stanley down Market Street. You know that parade down Market Street …

Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog experienced the best season in his NHL career and led the league in some categories along the way. St. Louis Blues forward Chris Thorburn has worked for years to finally win the Stanley Cup while Vancouver Canucks are celebrating 50 years in the league with special jersey edition.

St. Louis Blues won the NHL Stanley Cup for the first time in franchise history after defeating Boston Bruins in game 7 at TD Garden and here you can see how they celebrated, so today’s text is in the Blues’ honor.

At long last, the St. Louis Blues have finally done it. Their three previous wins over the Boston Bruins this Stanley Cup Finals had been close, but the Blues left no doubt in Game 7. Jordan Binnington came up big for the Blues, stopping 32 of 33 Bruins shots, while Ryan O’Reilly netted his fifth goal in four games in …

A champion will be crowned in Boston. It’s a do or die Game 7, and either the Boston Bruins or St. Louis Blues will end tonight celebrating with the Stanley Cup. Boston is looking to drink from Lord Stanley for the second time this decade, while St. Louis is out to sip some bubbly from the cup for the first …

Tickets for Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final between Boston Bruins and St. Louis Blues are not easy to find and even if you do find them, you’ll have to pay a little fortune while Arthur Kade spoke with the NHL lifelong fan Joshua Jackson.