I'm with carcus and cuethenoise, been following this team around 30 years. 37 now and by 2nd grade I was staying up and watching playoff ot games. Been up and down with the ride of this team. It will hit for sure on Monday night. Can't afford to go to the games but you bet your ass I'll be watching.


Boston has been my team in the east for a LONG time. Screw them. LETS GO BLUES!!!!

It’s gonna be fun. It’ll be weird to see Backes being his nasty self and hating him for it... between him and Marchand, there’s gonna be some sandpaper that the Blues will have to respond to. Can Perron out Marchand Marchand? Probably not, but it’ll be fun to watch...

It’s gonna be fun. It’ll be weird to see Backes being his nasty self and hating him for it... between him and Marchand, there’s gonna be some sandpaper that the Blues will have to respond to. Can Perron out Marchand Marchand? Probably not, but it’ll be fun to watch...
- eggsegan

That job should be left to either Bortz or Eddy. Let Perron get under Rask's skin and annoy the defense. Backes, I hate you till this series is over

I'm with carcus and cuethenoise, been following this team around 30 years. 37 now and by 2nd grade I was staying up and watching playoff ot games. Been up and down with the ride of this team. It will hit for sure on Monday night. Can't afford to go to the games but you bet your ass I'll be watching.


Boston has been my team in the east for a LONG time. Screw them. LETS GO BLUES!!!!
- BluesDroogie

Took my 2nd grader to couple playoff games this year. Really a fun age for him and me. During season he would get up every morning before school and watch recaps of every game on the NHL app. Hoping we can finish this off and he'll have life time memories like going to the hand pass game, series clinchers. Tell him every day how lucky he is to have the team go this far.

Took my 2nd grader to couple playoff games this year. Really a fun age for him and me. During season he would get up every morning before school and watch recaps of every game on the NHL app. Hoping we can finish this off and he'll have life time memories like going to the hand pass game, series clinchers. Tell him every day how lucky he is to have the team go this far.
- Gerk

He will remember. Good job.

It's so amazing😁😁😁😁

It's so amazing😁😁😁😁
- BluemanGuruu

As a kid who grew up playing hockey and being a Blues fan, what does this mean to you?

Took my 2nd grader to couple playoff games this year. Really a fun age for him and me. During season he would get up every morning before school and watch recaps of every game on the NHL app. Hoping we can finish this off and he'll have life time memories like going to the hand pass game, series clinchers. Tell him every day how lucky he is to have the team go this far.
- Gerk

Gerk, this is the stuff that makes this so great. I'm going to do a write up on it. I started part of it.

I'm with carcus and cuethenoise, been following this team around 30 years. 37 now and by 2nd grade I was staying up and watching playoff ot games. Been up and down with the ride of this team. It will hit for sure on Monday night. Can't afford to go to the games but you bet your ass I'll be watching.


Boston has been my team in the east for a LONG time. Screw them. LETS GO BLUES!!!!
- BluesDroogie

Been roughly 33 years for me(I’m 39), and the full 51 for my parents who were season ticket holders at different points in the 70’s, 80’s, and 2000’s. I’m beyond excited for this, but I’m really happy for them and all the other original Blues fans.

You guys see this - Per Friedman -

Outstanding gesture of the week: The late, great Dan Kelly called the Blues’ last Stanley Cup games in 1970. Son John is their regular television play-by-play voice, but local tandems do not work in-game after the first round of the playoffs. However, the team’s radio voice, Chris Kerber, graciously offered Kelly the opportunity to call one period per game during the final. Not only does that keep the “Kelly Cup” tradition alive in St. Louis, but allows both voices to fulfill what everyone dreams to do.

You guys see this - Per Friedman -

Outstanding gesture of the week: The late, great Dan Kelly called the Blues’ last Stanley Cup games in 1970. Son John is their regular television play-by-play voice, but local tandems do not work in-game after the first round of the playoffs. However, the team’s radio voice, Chris Kerber, graciously offered Kelly the opportunity to call one period per game during the final. Not only does that keep the “Kelly Cup” tradition alive in St. Louis, but allows both voices to fulfill what everyone dreams to do.
- Jason Millen

That is awesome Wait why do former players like to return to St. Louis again??? Great job kerbs

Eventually the Bruins and Blues will play a game, Best of Luck Boys !!
Thinking of any Hatred I have for your players....let's see oh ya definitely

#1. Perron (Rat)
#2. Perron (Rat)
#3. Bortuzzo (because he's a Big Tough D-man I like him)