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4 Things That Went Wrong for the Blues in their First Round Loss
Just one year after winning the Stanley Cup, the St. Louis Blues were unable to win a round in the Stanley Cup playoffs, losing in six games to the Vancouver Canucks. Here four things that went wrong for the club. 1. The Defense Really Didn’t Show Up Few defensemen played well for the Blues in […]
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St. Louis Blues: What to Watch for in Game 4
The St. Louis Blues finally broke through and won their first game in the Edmonton bubble. It took them an exhibition game, three round-robin games and three playoff games for them to get a win. Look for the Blues to try and keep their momentum going into Game 4 with puck possession and physicality. Here […]
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St. Louis Blues 2020 First-Round Playoff Preview
The St. Louis Blues are ready to defend their title as the Stanley Cup playoffs are about to begin. They face an interesting first-round matchup, as they will take on a young Vancouver Canucks team. The Season Series with the Canucks The Blues and Canucks met three times in the 2019-20 regular season. The first […]
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St. Louis Blues Go Winless in Round Robin Games
The round-robin “tune-up” games have come to a close and the St. Louis Blues will now get ready to defend their title in the 2020 Stanley Cup playoffs. Even though the last week has been fun, this is when the real fun starts. Game 1: Colorado Avalanche Defeat Blues 2-1 This was an up-and-down game […]
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St. Louis Blues’ Mailbag: O’Reilly, Steen, Playoff X-factor & More
This will be the final St. Louis Blues mailbag before their return to play on Sunday, Aug. 2 against the Colorado Avalanche. There are plenty of questions and thoughts to be had regarding the team’s status going into the Edmonton bubble and how they could look in the playoffs. Who Will Be the X-factor for […]
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Best Blues’ Goaltender by Decade
As we round out the by decade lists for the St. Louis Blues forwards, defensemen, and now goaltenders, there are a lot of players to consider given the rich history of the franchise. Out of all the great goaltenders that have played in St. Louis, only one could lead them to the Stanley Cup victory […]
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Best Blues Defensemen by Decade
Since I’ve already taken a look at the best St. Louis Blues’ centers by decade, it’s time to take a took at the best defensemen by decade for this 53-year-old franchise. There are plenty of Hall of Fame defenders to wear the blue note, from Al MacInnis to Chris Pronger and others. This is going […]
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Best Blues’ Center by Decade
Throughout the 50-plus year history of the St. Louis Blues, they’ve had a large number of great forwards, especially centers. From Adam Oates to Ryan O’Reilly and others, the history of centers in St. Louis is rich. Related: John LeClair – A Prototypical Power Forward With there being six decades worth of Blues hockey, we […]
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Blues: 5 Things to Watch for in 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs
With the 24-team playoff format set to take place next month, it’s important to think about storylines and things to watch for the St. Louis Blues, last year’s Stanley Cup champions. 1. Alex Pietrangelo’s Final Ride in St. Louis? A lot of the outside noise for the Blues this season has been about the future […]
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Blues’ Mailbag: Scott Perunovich, Playoffs & More
As we get closer to a hopeful return of the 2020 NHL playoffs, we have time to sit down and answer some St. Louis Blues questions from everyone around the hockey world. Prospect talk to playoff talk and a whole lot more featured in this mailbag article. What are your thoughts on Scott Perunovich? Is […]
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Blues 2020 Mock Draft Recap
Recently, the St. Louis Blues team of writers for THW had the opportunity to participate in the seven-round mock draft along with other team writers. The Blues had five selections in this draft, all within the first five rounds. Make sure to keep in mind that the selections of this draft will differ from the […]
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NHL 20: 24-Team Playoff Simulation
As we get closer to a return to play in the NHL, we hope to see the 24-team playoff format work out. Commissioner Gary Bettman announced the phases of the league’s plan to return on Tuesday. There are a lot of details to iron out, so believing this format happens could just be wishful thinking. […]
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St. Louis Blues: 5 Fifth-Round Targets
The fifth round is the last round of the 2020 NHL Entry Draft where the St. Louis Blues will have still have picks, with the 147th and the 154th selections. The club can expect to finish strong, given the depth of this draft class. The last real late-round pick that worked out for the team […]
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St. Louis Blues: 5 Fourth-Round Targets
After the St. Louis Blues pick at No. 92 in the third round, they will pick once again in the fourth round with the 123rd pick. With the depth of this class, we could certainly see a gem found by a team in the fourth round or later. This will be the third-to-last pick for […]
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St. Louis Blues: 5 Third-Round Draft Targets
With the 2020 NHL Entry Draft set to be one of the deepest classes of the last few years, there are many mid-to-late round gems to be found. The St. Louis Blues have five picks in total this year and are looking to find one of those gems. In this specific article, we will take […]
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Blues’ Biggest Draft Misses of the 2010s
The 2010s were a full decade of drafts for Doug Armstrong as the general manager of the St. Louis Blues. While he made a few great trades, he also made some excellent picks in the mid-to-late rounds of drafts. A lot of the players on the current Blues’ roster were drafted by the team, which […]
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Blues’ Biggest Draft Misses of the 2000s
Before Doug Armstrong became the general manager of the St. Louis Blues, the club had some struggles in the 2000s decade that allowed them to have some premium picks at the top of multiple drafts. The early 2000s saw the Blues have some quality regular seasons that led to late first-round picks, similar to the […]
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6 Prospects That Could Fall to the Blues in the 2020 Draft
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the status of the 2020 NHL Draft, there’s still reason to discuss possible scenarios when the event takes place. Although we don’t what kind of pick the St. Louis Blues will have in the first round, we know it will be towards the bottom of the round. We will act as […]
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Blues’ Best Lineup From the Past, Present & Future
As time passes during this period without sports — a period with much more important things at stake — we have time to think of hockey of the past, present, and future. What I am going to do here is come up with a forward line, defensive pairing and goaltender of the past, present, and […]
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