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Alex Steen had a goal and three assists Monday to spur the St. Louis Blues to a 7-2 thumping of the Edmonton Oilers.

St Louis Blues' T.J. Oshie, left, scores the game winning goal on Calgary Flames goalie Miikka Kiprusoff, from Finland, during overtime NHL hockey action in Calgary, Wednesday, Dec.

Published on Thursday, Dec. 24, 2009 12:29AM EST Last updated on Thursday, Dec. 24, 2009 12:52AM EST B rad Boyes and T.J. Oshie scored shootout goals Wednesday night to give the St.

Edmonton Oilers' Tom Gilbert, left, looks on as St. Louis Blues' Jay McClement, right, scores on Oilers goalie Devan Dubnyk during the second period of an NHL hockey game against the Edmonton Oilers in Edmonton, Alberta on Monday, Dec.

Andy McDonald scored twice and the St. Louis Blues won their second game in as many nights, blowing out the Edmonton Oilers 7-2 on Monday.

If anyone can figure out the discrepancy between the Blues' performances on the road and at home this season, contact John Davidson at 622-BLUE. After being blanked on 35 shots two nights earlier at Scottrade Center, the Blues went into Joe Louis Arena on Wednesday night and left with a 1-0 victory over the Red Wings.

The Red Wings registered 42 shots on St. Louis Blues goaltender Ty Conklin, fired another 43 pucks wide of the net or into Blues players, hit two goalposts, had 11:01 of power play time, and played about 58 minutes of supremely solid hockey, but the Wings played like a team that had to change out of its home jerseys after the pre-game warm-up for ...

Ty Conklin took advantage of a rare chance to spell Chris Mason . As a bonus, he beat his former team.

After missing 14 games with a broken wrist, the first extended inactivity in his career, Alex Steen has been back with the Blues for eight games.

The Blues' defensive stopper line of Jay McClement, B.J. Crombeen and Alex Steen has faced its share of tough assignments this season, but perhaps none tougher than the San Jose Sharks' top trio.

In order for the Blues to orchestrate their colossal-size comeback in the second half of the 2008-09 season, there first had to be a meltdown to put the club at the bottom of the NHL standings.

If they haven't officially turned the corner yet, the St. Louis Blues at least have their turn signal on.

Second-year St. Louis Blues center Patrik Berglund took a turn at left wing Thursday against the Phoenix Coyotes.

Rookie defenseman Alex Pietrangelo is still a Blue, but he wasn't in the lineup Saturday, meaning the club still has time to decide on his immediate future.

Tired of being an "outsider" while recovering from a broken right wrist, St. Louis Blues winger Alex Steen has traded in his orange no-contact jersey.

They've been challenged by chairman Dave Checketts, who told them in no uncertain terms "It's time to win." They have been encouraged, pushed and prodded by coach Andy Murray and generally placed in the "what's going on here?" stack by the rest of the NHL.

TV, radio: Fox Sports Midwest, KMOX Blues preview: The Blues are 0-2 against Phoenix this season, with a 3-2 overtime loss in the desert and a 2-0 defeat at Scottrade Center.

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Blues fall again at home Mandate of owner Dave Checketts on Friday leads to more robust play Saturday, but team fails to produce a W at Scottrade Center.

Dany Heatley and Jed Ortmeyer scored goals 16 seconds apart in the second period and the San Jose Sharks took a 3-1 win over the St.