What Was Your Favorite Blues Moment Of 2013?
Sure, losing in the first round of the playoffs sucks, but the Blues did give fans plenty to be excited about this year.
Sure, losing in the first round of the playoffs sucks, but the Blues did give fans plenty to be excited about this year.
Both teams have different approaches to losing, and it shows in the results.
There's nothing fans of a hockey team love more than drama, especially when that drama is goaltender-centered. Welcome to the off-season, people.
Now that a day's passed and we can clearly reflect on the fact that the Blues are out of the playoffs, well, what happened?
Thanks to some solid play the last two seasons, rising stars, and good hometown marketing, the Blues have seen a large jump in fan loyalty.
No one would have thought that at the start of the season Brian Elliott would be the driving force behind the Blues' playoff push.
We all enjoy good ol' fashioned outdoors hockey, but are six games really necessary?
It's not just the Blues who have popular bottom six guys. What causes us to flock to the fourth liners?
The Blues added some solid defense, but will it ensure them a playoff position?
The Blues' attendance has dropped seven spots so far this season in overall attendance. Why? It's not the lockout.
The Blues have been maddeningly inconsistent this season, and it has scores of fans raising their arms in frustration. Should we be giving up on this team, or do they really have more to give?
eBay's a great place to find things that need to stay buried for a reason, and some of this memorabilia really needed to never see the light of day again.
The cost of going to a Blues game has gotten a little pricier. Does the average fan care, as long as the product on the ice is steadily improving? How much does the ownership group have to do with how much the FCE is, even?
Why is it important that the Blues are looking backwards while looking forwards? Civic pride, of course.
The Blues have been playing to 98% capacity, making them one of the NHL's top teams for the past several seasons. Will the lockout hurt those numbers? Despite huge practice turnouts, some people seem to think so.
It's hard to think that anything good has come of not watching hockey for three months, but if you think on it enough, I'm pretty sure you'll find something that you miss about the NHL Lockout.
The NHL somehow considers the dissolution of contracts to be a good idea if the NHLPA votes to de-certify. If the Blues were the richest team in the game, what new unrestricted free agents do you go after, and why?
With the owners and players meeting today, and the board of governors meeting coming up, wouldn't it be nice if we could tell the Blues' owner how we feel about the lockout?
David Backes was part of a trio of NHLPA members who participated in a Reddit AMA, or Ask Me Anything, yesterday. Lockout questions were asked, but some other ones were a little more personal in nature. If you had a chance, what would you ask Backes?
The NHL Lockout has killed two months of the season and is about to kill a third; has it also killed your love of hockey?
After a little over two and a half years with the Blues, Adam Oates will forever be remembered as half of the dynamic duo of Hull and Oates. Why in the world would the Blues let that slip through their fingers?
No one likes Gary Bettman, but have there been some instances where you have to begrudgingly give him credit for a good idea?
If the NHL can't get an 82 game schedule together, how will media, fans, and other teams view a repeat of St. Louis' 2011-2012 success?
Is the NHL's latest CBA proposal appropriate, or are the players still getting the short end of the stick?
Who do you want to see in the top six for the Blues when the season eventually starts? Here's your chance to play with the lines.
The lockout is making players more agitated day by day at NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. Do they need to be so vocal about it?