Doug Armstrong | Agent Provocateur
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- General manager for the St. Louis Blues, Doug Armstrong joins Allan Walsh and Adam Wylde to share stories about maintaining relationships with GMs and agents, building the Cup winning Blues, NHLers pulling out of the Olympics, and more.
Originally aired: January 4, 2022
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Dudes, I know its from an internet stranger but I'm so proud of SDPN.
Ikr! I’m so proud of the guys!
Love to see Army just telling stories. Also, Allan has such good chemistry with every guest, he is nailing it.
How he conducts himself is probably why Tarasenko is still a Blue, and the top point getter on the team on top of that. Stark contrast to what happened in Buffalo with Eichel.
the blues are extremely fortunate to get army as their GM but getting anything out of army is a tall order. well done to get this interview.!
Agreed - I can think of a few press conferences where he talked for 15 minutes but said nothing.
What’s special is that Armstrong comes across as one of those guys you can just sit down and have a beer with. He’s a heck of a guy. He’s a “life learner” where he’s open to people and their opinions. He’s willing to constantly improve himself as well. STL Fans are lucky to have a GM like that.
-Cheers from a Leaf fan
@@woodsie22 the Lou Lamoriello school of press conferences
These perspectives through these interviews make my hockey IQ that much richer. Thanks Allan, Adam, and SDPN!
holy smokes what a get - keep it up SDPN crew! 🔥
I'm blown away by the quality of this content. Insider information that's miles ahead of anything offered on any other channel, and a level of consideration for the human side of the sport and the industry that is inconceivable in media anywhere around the world. Congratulations Allan and Adam; keep up the good work!
As a blues fan, you guys got so much more out of Army than I thought was possible.
Great show...really liked the start to this show, find alan incredibly interesting and insightful but the rundown of the guests accolades on previous shows was a little stiff to start
That was incredible. Such new takes this show is able to provide on what we think of the NHL. Loving it, keep up the great work.
WOW another week another great episode, love every single guest cant wait for next week
Such a great episode, amazing perspective!
I will always like that line of “it’s doesn’t matter how good you are on your good days it’s about how bad you are on your bad days” and that’s always a way I looked at hockey when a team lets player go. When the blues didn’t want to sign petro what he wanted that is exactly what I thought because with petro he was amazing on his good days but on his bad days he was quite and didn’t here his name the entire night.
That was a great line...it's not how good your best game is but how good are you in your worst game (or something to that effect).
Great interview. Love this Show.
an amazing interview and show. proud of you guys!
Go Blues
Thx Allen and Adam. You are doing a great job.
Should of asked about Tarasenko. Not like army would give you anything but worth a shot. Good pod boys
"Don't F with happy" a good life mantra.
GO BLUES!!!!!
by now i spend more time listening/watching sdpn than the actual NHL (I live in Europe)
As Colorado fan,I don't like St Louis,& obviously can't pull for them. But Armstrong seems like an amazing guy.
He's done a great job with the Blues but I had to laugh hearing him describe Steve Ott as a "worker bee". Well that's one way to look at it I guess.
"When trading someone becomes easy you should probably get out of the business" As we learned from Moneyball thats just being Billy Beane.
Sheesh. Doug Armstrong!
Hey Doug Armstrong, If you retain 6.5 on Tarasenko, I think I could talk Dubas into parting with Alex Biega and a 6th.
doesn't hurt to ask....
As a Blues fan, um no.
@@woodsie22 ha ha ha ha.
Balss