In today’s 10 a.m. video, columnist Ben Hochman dissects this enticing Blues-Avalanche playoff series and the Blues’ locked-in goaltender, Jor…
It's looking more and more like he will be out of the lineup as the Blues open their playoff series Monday with Colorado.Â
My head says the Avalanche will win this series. My heart says the Blues will at least make it a series.Â
His goals usually come in bunches and he broke a long goal-less streak in the regular-season finaleÂ
Blues forward has old score to settle with Colorado, which discarded him as being a me-first guy rather than a team-first guy.
O'Reilly broke into the NHL as a teenager with Colorado.
The veteran forward and team scoring leader is the third Blues player on the COVID list in six days.
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The Blues' practice on Sunday will probably tell whether the two will be in the lineup or not; Avs will have MacKinnon and Saad back in lineup
Forward's status is in doubt for Game 1 and rest of series; he led the team in scoring this season and was the first Blue to average more than…
Colorado won the Presidents' Cup as the top team in the NHL this season.
The last time the Blues were dismissed so universally, they beat the Bruins to lift the CupÂ
That's 50 percent of capacity at Enterprise Center.
Boosted attendance starts with playoff game next Friday against Colorado.
Blues beat reporters Jim Thomas and Tom Timmermann joined columnist Jeff Gordon to discuss the Blues hot finish and their troublesome playoff …
They rally from 3-0 deficit with two goals from Perron, Schenn and Kyrou
The long wait may be a good thing as the team waits for Tarasenko and Dunn to be fit to play
Coming off last night's 4-0 win, the Blues take on the Wild again for the final game before playoffs begin.
Opponent is either the Golden Knights or the Colorado Avalanche, depending on result of Thursday's Colorado-Los Angeles game.
Perron leads offense and Husso is stellar in goal with team's first shutout of season.
Our beat writer's answer might surprise you as we answer fan questions during the final chat of the regular season.
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On May 12, 1986, the St. Louis Blues completed the most remarkable playoff comeback in their history.
The Blues scored early and never looked back in their 4-0 victory over the Minnesota Wild for center Klim Kostin's season debut at Enterprise Center.
After spending the season and winning a championship in the KHL, the Blues will get to see him in two games before the playoffs begin
Get your questions ready and join in at 1 p.m. Wednesday for our weekly Blues chat.
Time to get ornery before the do-or-die games begin.
It wasn’t that long ago when Craig Berube was using words like soft, weak, fragile to describe his hockey team.
Tyler Bozak's goal came on nifty feed from fellow Saskatchewan native Jaden Schwartz.
