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Mar. 17, 1991 - St. Louis @ Chicago.Adam Oates on the 2nd period brawl -- "It was weird. I was pretty scared, I'll tell you that. Let me rephrase that. Terri Nineteen years ago today, the St. Louis Blues and Chicago Blackhawks beat the living crap out of each other. They also played a hockey game. The Hawks won 6-4 but the outcome was overshadowed by The Blues led the Jets 3-1 with 10.3 seconds left in regulation, Reaves started a fight with Dustin Byfuglien, and the buzzer sounded. Even if you didn’t watch the game in-person, you knew that Reaves was going to go hard or go home. 5. Blues’ St. Patrick’s Day fight with Blackhawks From Old Time Hockey, via the Riverfront Times: This game is known in Chicago and St. Louis as the “St. Patrick’s Day Massacre.” This was a classic Norris Division battle amongst two teams fighting for the President’s Trophy. It was expected to be an intense game, but it quickly turned into a very chippy affair early. BLARNEY CASTLE, COUNTY CORK – Gather around lads and lasses and hear a tale not made of blarney but of actual facts surrounding a St. Patrick’s Dayhappening in year 1991. Not since the snakes were eradicated from the motherland by our favorite saint, did a massacre occur equally horrifying in The States. Cheesy Bruin Alex St. Peters Writer [email protected]. On one St. Patrick’s Day night in 1991 the St. Louis Blues and Chicago Blackhawks came together for a boxing match, but a hockey game broke out. The night would be known as the “St. Patrick’s Day Massacre” by hockey fans and players all over the league. St Louis at Chicago March 17, 1991 Adam Oates on the 2nd period brawl – “ It was weird. I was pretty scared, I’ll tell you that. Let me rephrase that. Terrified. Grimson, Manson and Peluso and they had 10 bodies on the ice, too." Taken from The Hockey News. This game is known in Chicago and St. Louis as the "St. Patrick's Day Massacre." My favorite hockey fight of all time!” The Blackhawks ended up winning the game 6-4, eventually clinching the 1991 Presidents’ Trophy. All of the stats from the game itself (goals, assists, individual penalty minutes) can be found here. The St. Patrick’s Day Massacre is still one of the most memorable and defining moments in franchise March 17th 1991, Scott Stevens goes up against Dave Manson in what was later called "The St Patrick's Day Massacre". What a slugfest! 31 years ago today, an absolute fucking disaster (and also, perhaps the best hockey fight ever). The Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues battled it out over St. Patrick's Day for the top seed in the division. FIFTEEN players were involved in a skirmish SIX minutes into the game. Five of them were ejected. (WATCH When Was the St. Patrick’s Day Massacre? When the St. Patrick’s Day massacre occurred, the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins had only been around for a short while. The fight happened on March 17, 2002, when we were only in our third season in a home game against the Syracuse Crunch. While fights and penalties aren’t uncommon in any hockey Big bench clearing line brawl between St. Louis Blues and Chicago Blackhawks on 17 Mar 1991Check out this page for more Hockey Fights: The game would go on to be known simply as the "St. Patrick's Day Massacre." We've had to include this in multiple different videos due to the fact that footage of this event is rare and most of what is available to us is extremely low quality. The game became known as the "St. Patrick's Day Massacre" for the massive amount of fighting and penalties handed out to both teams. [3] [4] In the game, the two teams got into a brawl after Glen Featherstone shoved Jeremy Roenick after his hard hit on Harold Snepsts. Keith Brown shoved Featherstone, beginning a brawl. [4] The rivalry between the two teams is common knowledge to hockey fans, but just how deep and intense the rivalry goes (as seen in the St. Patrick’s Day Massacre) is not always known. For starters, the two cities are only 300 miles apart (thanks to I-55), making the actual cities – not to mention every sporting team within – a huge rivalry. 717 likes, 53 comments - hockey.savant on September 4, 2024: "Dave Manson bloodies Scott Stevens in the main event of “The St. Patrick’s Day Massacre”. March 17, 1991. #nhl #hockey #classicfights #chicago #stlouis #chicagoblackhawks #stlouisblues #1991 #icehockey". The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins have played 1,476 regular season games as of March 17, 2018, and quite a few of those hold memorable moments for players and fans alike. . But the one game that undoubtedly stands out among all of those in the crowd was played on March 17, 2002 in Wilkes-Barre – the St. Patrick’s Day Massac Sometimes, though fights take on a level of mythos that goes past brawl or skirmish. Sometimes they turn into massacres. The Blues and Blackhawks had one of those on March 17th, 1991. The St. Patrick’s Day Massacre was a byproduct of two heated rivals fighting for the top of the Norris Division and the league itself all season long. Nice! Other notable Bears-centric countdowns to be aware of: 23 days until the team can begin its offseason training program, 32 days until the deadline for prospect visits, 40 days until the 2025 NFL Draft. Plan your social calendars accordingly, friends. Today is also when Bears fans around Chicago celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
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