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Will 2017 Be the Blues’ Year?
As 2016 comes to a close, the halfway point of the season is reached as well. The St. Louis Blues have had a successful season so far, currently holding sole possession of third place in the Central Division. While they can be content with their place in the league at the moment, there are a […]
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Best & Worst of the Blues So Far
The Central Division is one of the most talented and difficult in hockey. It has some of the most successful teams from the last decade or so, while also featuring incredible speed and grit. The St. Louis Blues currently sit second in division standings with 34 points and a 15-7-4 record. That is only good […]
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Blues Cashing in at Home
Home-ice advantage is something rarely talked about in November because it is mainly a postseason term. However, the St. Louis Blues have made it relevant with their play of late at Scottrade Center. The team has points in each of their last 10 match-ups at their home arena and have no desire to see that […]
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Blues Going Old School for Winter Classic
Earlier this month the St. Louis Blues debuted their sweaters for the 2017 Winter Classic. They’ll be hosting the Central Division rival Chicago Blackhawks at Busch Stadium on Jan. 2. It can be extremely difficult to design a jersey that will be pleasing to the eye and the camera, but St. Louis seems to have […]
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Pietrangelo’s Best & Worst So Far
During the offseason, the St. Louis Blues lost former captain David Backes to free agency. That prompted a new era of leadership in the Gateway City as they gave the honor to Alex Pietrangelo. He is only 20 games into his tenure as captain and has admittedly had his ups and downs. The Best Pietrangelo is […]
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Blues Will Learn From Western Conference Finals Loss
Last night the St. Louis Blues needed to beat the San Jose Sharks to force their series to seven games. That, however, didn’t happen and the loss spelled the end of the 2015-16 season for the Blues. While elimination is not what the team wanted and losing in the Western Conference Finals was not the main […]
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How a Stanley Cup Would Change St. Louis
The St. Louis Blues are (1-2-0) in their Western Conference Final series against the San Jose Sharks and (9-8-0) in the playoffs overall. Tonight they’ll fight to tie the series and prevent the Sharks from taking a 3-1 series lead. If they can find a way to do that and really get back in contention for […]
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St. Louis’ Second Round Outcome Depends on Key Players
The St. Louis Blues are set to take on the Dallas Stars tonight in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs’ second round. They’ll aim to best the Stars in their building to eliminate home ice, but they can only do so if their best players are indeed their best. Vladimir Tarasenko It’s hard to […]
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Game 7: Things the Blues Should Remember
The St. Louis Blues will host the seventh and final match-up of Rd. 1 tonight against the Chicago Blackhawks. At the end of the night, the team will either be preparing to take on the Dallas Stars or dealing with nightmares of how their 3-1 series lead evaporated before their eyes. The Past is the Past […]
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Elliott Leads Way for Blues to take 2-1 Series Lead
The St. Louis Blues have taken a 2-1 series advantage after winning in Chicago yesterday afternoon, 3-2. A late power-play goal by Jaden Schwartz lifted them to victory on the road, but the play of goaltender Brian Elliott has been the biggest factor in St. Louis’ success. Among the League Leaders Elliott has started in […]
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Blues’ Top 3 Things to Remember About Final Stretch
The NHL is nearing the end of its regular season, often titled the “final stretch.” These games are the only thing separating teams from their playoff dreams or an unfortunately long offseason. While the St. Louis Blues find themselves within a few points of clinching their fifth consecutive playoff appearance, there are a few things […]
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A Thank You to Brenden Morrow
Longtime NHL forward Brenden Morrow announced his retirement today at an event in Dallas, where he played 13 of his 16 seasons in the league. During that time he served as Dallas Stars captain, went to the Stanley Cup Finals twice and won Olympic Gold with team Canada in 2010. While his achievements speak for themselves, […]
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Blues Are Stronger Than Ever Despite Adversity
The 2015-16 season has been an interesting one for the St. Louis Blues, to say the least. From goaltending injuries galore to rumors of trading key pieces, the Blues have had their fair share of adversity. Despite all of that, however, the team is stronger than ever. While they aren’t where they’ll want to be […]
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Blues’ Lack of Transactions: Good and Bad News
The 2016 trade deadline has come and gone and the St. Louis Blues have remained unchanged. While general manager Doug Armstrong electing not to move any pieces may seem like a good thing in some ways, it could also be a sign of confusion. The Good Teams generally fall into one of two categories come […]
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Central Division Taking Advantage of Goaltending Tandems
The Central Division’s second place Dallas Stars and the third place St. Louis Blues have a number of differences in their respective styles of play. Dallas’ focus is on speed and skill with the majority of their strength found at the forward position, while the Blues are a physical team that tends to rely more […]
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Blues’ Shutout Loss Tells Story of Elliott’s Season
Last night the St. Louis Blues fell to the Dallas Stars in a 3-0 shutout performance by Kari Lehtonen. In the loss Brian Elliott made key saves throughout the night that kept the Blues in the game. In fact, the veteran net minder for St. Louis was rather impressive, stopping 36 of 38 shots against. […]
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2016 All Star Players: St. Louis Blues
With the start of the month of December comes the beginning of voting for the 2016 NHL All Star Weekend that will be held in Nashville during the weekend of January 30th. This year’s format, however, looks a bit different from year’s past. New Look, Same Goal The implementation of 3-on-3 overtime to the NHL this […]
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St. Louis’ Overtime: Three-On-Three Options
The NHL introduced a new format for games that go past the sixty minutes of regulation time: five minutes of three-on-three overtime. The thought was to open up the ice by reducing the number of skaters on each team by one and it’s working as a means of ending games earlier and reducing shootouts. It […]
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Former Blues Defenseman Chris Pronger Inducted into HHOF
Last night the NHL honored the 2015 Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees. Among them was former St. Louis Blues defender Chris Pronger. In his eighteen season NHL career Pronger amassed 698 points (157G, 541A) in 1167 games for five different organizations. Hall of fame careers aren’t made overnight and require a lot of influence and […]
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Solid Start for Blues Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Success
The Blues have started the new season on a good note, currently (8-3-1) through their first dozen games, finishing October with an (8-3-0) record. That was good enough for second in the Central Division and the Western Conference overall. Not too bad for a team that was eliminated early in the playoffs just last spring. […]
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