Jeff Gordon
Online Sports Writer at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Host at Net Front Presence
Jeff Gordon is a sports columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and https://t.co/4aZxYTg4Oq, its Internet arm.
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stltoday.com | Matthew DeFranks |Jeff Gordon
Blues cap remarkable playoff push, prepare to face Jets Post-Dispatch Blues beat reporter Matthew DeFranks joined columnist Jeff Gordon to discuss the team’s charge into the postseason and its chances against Winnipeg. --------
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stltoday.com | Jeff Gordon
As Blues coach Jim Montgomery noted Tuesday night, his team's young nucleus would reap benefits from its playoff push for years to come. Players like Jake Neighbours, Zack Bolduc, Tyler Tucker, Jimmy Snuggerud and Dalibor Dvorsky gained invaluable experience during the group's success. This is what winning hockey feels like on the ice and in the dressing room. Other still-evolving teams gained the same benefit with the late-season push.
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stltoday.com | Jeff Gordon
Sure, the Cardinals would love to contend for the National League Central Division title this season. The players see no reason to concede the season. But talent development is the stated goal for John Mozeliak’s farewell season as president of baseball operations. He wants to leave successor Chaim Bloom a talented young nucleus, plus payroll flexibility. This year will be judged on the success or failure of young veterans and prospects. Manager Oliver Marmol certainly understands that.
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stltoday.com | Jeff Gordon
Even by Southeastern Conference football standards, the Nico Iamaleava Affair was stunning. As spring football wound down, Iamaleava, Tennessee’s quarterback, decided to hold out for more money. He reportedly sought a bump from $2.2 million to $4 million. He skipped practice ahead of the spring game to make his point. And the Volunteers wished him well with his future endeavors. Fans of other SEC teams celebrated Tennessee’s misfortune.
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stltoday.com | Jeff Gordon
It was a bit surprising to see former Cardinals handyman Tommy Edman sitting on six homers through the weekend. The long ball is not really his thing. Otherwise, the success Edman had with the Los Angeles Dodgers during last fall’s playoffs and the first weeks of this season was hardly stunning to folks in these parts. Fans elsewhere may not have been familiar with him, but we knew Edman fielded multiple positions well while adding offensive energy.
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Gordo grades the Blues: Supporting cast forwards must produce more offense. The top four forwards can't go it alone. https://t.co/P5gKMNOp5C via @stltoday
Gordo: Long-term Blues nucleus expands as young NHLers, prospects develop. So the long term is looking good. https://t.co/2qYLiwAzHE via @stltoday
Breaking down Braggin' Rights matchup and what to make of Mizzou's portal movement: Eye on the Tigers. Enjoyed chopping it up with Eli. https://t.co/tIF8EvrIbs via @stltoday