Peter White

pro scout for @StLouisBlues
jersey x all over the place ✈️

[St. Louis Blues @StLouisBlues]

With the 16th pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, we've selected forward Maddox Dagenais!

[St. Louis Blues @StLouisBlues]

Mason McTavish is headed to St. Louis!

DETAILS ➡️ https://t.co/dt4qBuNgQB https://t.co/dt4qBuNgQB #stlblues

[St. Louis Blues @StLouisBlues]

With the 11th pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, we've selected forward Tynan Lawrence!

[Peter White @P_White9]

#bucciovertimechallenge @Buccigross Evans/Staal

[Peter White @P_White9]

#bucciovertimechallenge @Buccigross Helenius/Hutson

[Tony Androckitis* @TonyAndrock]

Post-game reaction from @ThunderbirdsAHL HC Steve Ott following his teams' 4-3 OT win in Game 2 of the Atlantic Division Finals - only @InsideAHLHockey! https://t.co/yOwdh5AdbW

[Peter White @P_White9]

@MarkLazerus @sweetannieod You might be the biggest loser in hockey. Please stop tweeting.

[Taryn Hatcher @TarynNHatcher]

I need an Erik Johnson version of the Manning Cast through the playoffs.

Truly I do not think there could be a more entertaining hockey broadcast.

[Peter White @P_White9]

@J_Swish24 That’s off the rack fella.

[Springfield Thunderbirds @ThunderbirdsAHL]

This. Is. Playoff. Hockey.

[St. Louis Blues @StLouisBlues]

Blues assistant GMs Ryan Miller and Tim Taylor will serve as co-GMs for @ThunderbirdsAHL. #stlblues
https://t.co/4z0pyYgmTb

[Nick Piccone @_piccone]

Nice shoutout to @jasonmyrt on tonight's national hockey broadcast on ABC by @emilymkaplan

[Mike Grinnell @MikeGrinnell_]

Every coach in the world should be showing their kids this 25 seconds from Macklin Celebrini. Plays the game exactly how it should be played.

[Elliotte Friedman @FriedgeHNIC]

In 2002 it felt like the biggest game ever. In 2010 it felt like the biggest game ever. And in 2026 it feels like the biggest game ever — again

[Rob Gucci @heatdaddy69420]

Full @J_Swish24 hit on NHL network

That’s baseball.

@HomeBy3Official

[Chicago Blackhawks @NHLBlackhawks]

and when I'm back in Chicago🎶

[Ryan Smith @RyanSmithHockey]

Gutting. We all saw John in Springfield last week - always a smiling face, LOVED teaching his craft, and players deeply appreciated and respected him.

Way, way too young. RIP John. All our love to the Standbrooks.

[St. Louis Blues @StLouisBlues]

FIRST IN THE NHL FOR DALIBOR DVORSKY!!!!!! #stlblues

[St. Louis Blues @StLouisBlues]

It's here and it's perfect. #stlblues

[The Players’ Tribune @PlayersTribune]

On his birthday, we remember Johnny Gaudreau and his unconditional love for hockey: “It was a regular Wednesday afternoon and my dad had called my mom at work. There was a lot of concern in his voice.

‘I just don’t think he has it. He’s not going make it as a hockey player. I don’t think he has it in him.’

My mom was silent on the other end of the line for a beat before responding.

‘Guy, he’s only three years old. Give it some time.’

I know the saying ‘I was born to become a hockey player’ is a little cliché, but I don’t know how else to put it. My dad owns a hockey rink and he was sharpening my first pair of skates while I was still in the womb.

He tried to wait out my infancy, but it must have been frustrating for him. When I turned two, he started trying to teach me how to skate. It didn’t go so well, given that I was still getting a handle on walking. So there’d I’d be in the middle of the ice, floundering around, while I imagine my dad was off to the side, shaking his head.

I guess he decided the reason I wasn’t doing double axels was because I needed motivation, so as a new teaching strategy he began throwing Skittles on the ice and getting me to chase after them. Out of necessity, I’d crawl towards each individual Skittle, desperately reaching. After a while, I guess my desire for sugar coaxed me to get up and start skating a few strides between them. In general,it’s not recommended you throw debris on the ice, but I guess there are some perks to owning your own rink....

As a kid I had the ice available to me whenever I wanted. During my formative years, I probably spent more time in skates than I did shoes. I had 10 or 15 close buddies, and we’d spend every possible hour we could playing shinny. I learned how to play the game during those hours upon hours when I was laughing and goofing around on the ice. But I think once you get those reps in and aren’t self-conscious about screwing up, the difficult parts of the game become second nature. The flow of things seems natural. And you get to figure out on your own what you love about hockey.

For me, it was scoring goals. Always has been.” https://t.co/YAVjjVIT1i