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Blues head coach Jim Montgomery talks big moves ahead of first full season
SUMMARY: The Saint Louis Blues, under new head coach Jim Montgomery, are making significant moves ahead of his first full season. The team recently signed free agents and executed a key trade, acquiring a promising young defenseman while trading forward Zach Bolduke, reflecting depth in their forward group. Montgomery praised new players for their team-first attitudes and goal-scoring abilities, highlighting prospects like Justin Carbonell and Dalibor Dworsky. He emphasized the strong relationship with GM Doug Armstrong and the focus on continuous improvement. Montgomery sees room for growth and believes maintaining strong attitudes and teamwork will build on last season’s unexpected playoff success.
It may be the middle of summer, but the St. Louis Blues have been the talk of the town this week. Between free agent signings and a big trade, the team is making moves ahead of Jim Montgomery’s first full season at the helm.
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Chuck E. Cheese opens arcades ‘created for adults’ in Missouri, 7 other states
SUMMARY: Chuck’s Arcade, a new arcade chain from Chuck E. Cheese’s creators, targets older gamers and lifelong fans seeking classic games like “Ms. Pac Man” and “Mortal Kombat” in mall locations. Designed primarily for adults but welcoming all ages, these arcades mix vintage games such as “Donkey Kong” with modern racing simulators and VR experiences. Some locations, like Kansas City, offer pizza, while others do not. Animatronic characters from Chuck E. Cheese’s past appear as nostalgic decorations rather than performers. Chuck’s Arcade has opened in multiple U.S. cities, with more locations planned, including one soon in Brea, California.
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Weird news with Tim and Brittany!
SUMMARY: A new TikTok trend suggests popping popcorn, then freezing it to make it crunchier, though it’s unclear if freezing actually improves the texture or taste. Meanwhile, Costco faces copyright claims for selling clothes resembling a popular athletic lifestyle brand’s pants and hoodies, sparking debate about authenticity and brand imitation. The hosts discuss nostalgic back-to-school NBA shoes, highlighting how brands evolve or get copied. One shared a personal story about nearly buying a $3,500 couch until a motherly intervention led to finding a similar $950 clearance bargain. Lastly, Amazon Prime Day sales are upcoming, promising more deals and surprises.
ST. LOUIS – Tim and Brittany share weird news of the week: Generation Yap!
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Joe's Blog: Rain chances percolate for some (MON-7/7)
SUMMARY: Over the holiday weekend, devastating flash floods struck Texas, leaving over 50 dead and many missing, particularly near the Guadalupe River. The floods were fueled by tropical moisture from Tropical Storm Barry and were worsened by the region’s geography and drought-hardened soils. Despite timely National Weather Service warnings, communication challenges and false alarm fatigue complicated the response. Similar heavy rains impacted parts of the Carolinas as well. Locally, rain has been sparse, with isolated storms possible through the week but with uncertain coverage. Experts emphasize improving weather education, warning systems, infrastructure, and communication to prevent future tragedies and better protect vulnerable communities.
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