Apr 24, 2009 | CBC News
Stanley Cup BlogVancouver vs. St. Louis
Contrary to popular belief, the Canucks fully intend to use Mats Sundin tonight if he can go because they want desperately to put the Blues away before they get any life.
Luongo draws ire of Blues fans; Kariya feeling better and better
Vancouver Canucks all-star goaltender Roberto Luongo found himself the focal point of another playoff game.
Janssen becomes first St. Louisan to make playoff start for Blues
It had been a long time between shifts, but Cam Janssen still knew his way around.
Mats Sundin's status for Game 4 on Tuesday is up in the air. Mats Sundin was lifted from the lineup for Game 3 of the Vancouver Canucks' opening-round series against the St.
There's no love lost between Canucks and Blues
Two teams that have developed a major dislike for each other will collide like runaway trains again today at Scottrade Center in St.
Luongo blanks Blues to go up 2-0
Today: Some things are better left unseen but we still throw them in the gallery regardless.
Blues aware one loss doesn't make a series
The best barometer for the mood of the St. Louis Blues is goaltender Chris Mason, who possesses a knack for reading the emotions of his teammates.
Blues coach brings same approach to every game
Last year at this time, the Blues sputtered to the finish line of the NHL's regular season, winning just five of their last 23 games, missing the playoffs for the third consecutive time and finishing two points worse than a season before.
St. Louis Blue Brad Boyes steps into the spotlight
This is what Dan Hinote knew about Brad Boyes when Boyes joined the Blues in February 2007 in a trade with the Boston Bruins.
Netminder Chris Mason carried Dan Hinote and St. Louis to a 25-9-7 second-half record and the sixth playoff seed in the West.
St. Louis Blues' Dan Hinote, right, knocks Columbus Blue Jackets' Fedor Tyutin off the puck in the third period of an NHL hockey game, Friday, April 10, 2009 in St.
Blues are enjoying defying the odds
In the not too distant past, it used to take free food to create a sellout for the St.
Blues weigh bringing Kariya back
In 2001-02, Colorado's Peter Forsberg missed the entire regular season while recovering from spleen surgery.
Blues gain some valuable ground
GLENDALE, ARIZ . The Blues' playoff hopes received two boosts within a few minutes Tuesday night.
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St. Louis Blues seek emotional balance [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Apr. 7--PHOENIX -- When the Blues step onto the ice tonight against the Phoenix Coyotes, they'll be looking to balance their emotions better than they have recently.
Blues' David Backes relives his 4-goal game
Blues forward David Backes said he finally got to sleep about 3 a.m. "I was just re-thinking the night," Backes said.
Backes bags four goals to give Blues potential season-turning triumph.
Despite having 26 goals on the season before Thursday's trip to Detroit, Blues forward David Backes' offensive season was missing one thing.
Mason revives career and hockey in St. Louis
Chris Mason, right and Dan Hinote of the St. Louis Blues celebrate after beating the Columbus Bluejackets in a shootout at the Scottrade Center on Sunday in St.
St. Louis Blues goalie Chris Mason, left, stops Vancouver Canucks' Mason Raymond, second right, as Blues' Jeff Woywitka, 29, and Dan Hinote, far right, watch during first period NHL action in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday March 19, 2009.
Back injury may sideline Blues' Brewer
Three months after Blues defenseman Eric Brewer left the lineup with nerve damage in his back, the return of the team's captain this season appears doubtful.