St. Louis Blues 2010 Regular Season Thread

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Yeesh.

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This will be the greatest comeback of the season

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5-3 now after a goal from Petro.

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Nice, now I have more flipping between this and the Illinois game to do.

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TimeForGuinness wrote:This will be the greatest comeback of the season
You beautiful son of a [expletive].

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Make that 5-4.

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They are a lot less fun to watch without Oshie and Perron. I don't think they played as poorly as the score would indicate. The offense played well tonight. I thought they dominated play for much of the game, but every time they made a mistake Chicago capitalized and scored a goal. Conklin was pretty brutal. That timeout by Quenneville changed things as well. The two biggest things that contributed to their fall from being consistently competitive to among the worst in the league were the Pronger trade and the firing of Quenneville. Payne seems like a good coach, though.

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thrill wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote:This will be the greatest comeback of the season
You beautiful son of a [expletive].
Had we held them in the 3rd...we would have squeaked a tie out...but that 6th goal killed us.

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TimeForGuinness wrote:
thrill wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote:This will be the greatest comeback of the season
You beautiful son of a [expletive].
Had we held them in the 3rd...we would have squeaked a tie out...but that 6th goal killed us.
It didn't help we were outplayed for the whole game, minus about a five-minute stretch in the 3rd.

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