The "garbage dump" release into January should have been everyone's first tip.

"Heritage, not hate."

Nice to see he decided to dress up.

It's a lot easier to find a cab in St. Louis than it is in Atlanta.

We took our then 2 year old to a U2 concert when our babysitter bailed on us at the last minute. We toyed with flipping a coin to see who could go or splitting it up and each person watch half the concert while the other waited in the car with our son. But we decided to be bad parents and take him. So we stopped at…

While we don't have 4 sports, all three of St. Louis' current venues are downtown.

The first time Lindros came to St. Louis it was amazing. There were tons of young women/teenage girls wearing Lindros jerseys all over the building. A bunch even gathered by the Flyers bench and squeeled when he came out to warm up before the game.

Does anyone know where President Obama is?

The Great Recession didn't help either.

At least this series has brought action back to the Blues/Blackhawks series that hasn't been seen for years. The St. Louis/Chicago rivalry for a long time was one of the fiercest in hockey but had faded for the last decade. Both teams were down for a long while and then the 'Hawks won two Stanley Cups while the Blues…

I think the best reaction I got was walking in Cowboys (now AT&T) Stadium when the Rams played there in 2011. As we approached a major tailgating section in the $60 parking area, a bunch of Cowboys fans started yelling at us and chanting "Rams Suck! You suck! Rams Suck!" (but nothing worse) After they paused I loudly…

I've road tripped from St. Louis to road Blues/Rams/Cardinals games in all sorts of cities. Main rival cities like Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Nashville and Kansas City. I've also worn my team's jersey in places like Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, Houston, the Twin Cities, Tampa and New Orleans. I've never had…

Anyone who goes to a sporting event in the Philadelphia, NYC, Boston areas in a visiting team's jersey is a complete idiot. You're just asking for trouble from people who don't know how to control themselves.