It’s safe to say Jordan Binnington has made more friends than enemies since making his NHL debut in 2019. While he certainly made a good impression over the course of a rookie campaign that ended with the Blues raising the Stanley Cup, he’s failed to live up to expectations since signing a

Hockey is really the only major sport on the planet where players are essentially allowed to settle their differences by throwing hands in the middle of a game. Fighting may no longer serve the role it once did, and while there’s at least one study that suggests it doesn’t actually play much of a

It was hard to ignore the role Jordan Binnington played in helping the St. Louis Blues turn things around when he made his NHL debut in 2018 before serving as a major contributor during the team’s unlikely Stanley Cup run. Based on how he played that season, it looked like the goalie had the

Getty Image Hockey is one of the only sports in the world where players are technically permitted to settle their differences by repeatedly punching each other in the face, which can result in some very entertaining tilts. Fights no longer play the role they once did in the NHL. It’s rare for

Bally Sports Every professional athlete is tasked with adhering to a strict and comprehensive set of rules that vary from sport to sport, but there is one universal no-no that will almost always end with a player getting sent to the locker room at lightspeed: making contact with an official.