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It's supposed to be an everyday occurrence in a hockey game that rarely yields a reward.

Every team has its bumps in the road during the course of a season. It's inevitable, and it even happens to the best of them.

Paul Kariya scored two goals in the third period and the St. Louis Blues got goals from Andy McDonald and Brad Boyes in the first two rounds of a shootout to beat the Los Angeles Kings 5-4 on Saturday.

Maybe the best place for the St. Louis Blues right now is on the road. Better in enemy territory than at home this season, the Blues will try to flex their road muscles again tonight with a game against the NHL's best team.

T.J. Oshie scored his first shootout goal of the year for the game-winner, as the St.

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.

The Columbus Blue Jackets entered Monday night's game against the Blues on a five-game losing streak, and in all five games the Jackets enjoyed a lead at some point.

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

The Blues return to the scene of sublime tonight. Well, sort of. The team plays host to the Detroit Red Wings , a Stanley Cup finalist last season and a team the Blues swept in a season-opening doubleheader in Sweden.

If the Blue Jackets are to avoid their longest losing streak in over three years Monday night, they will need to break out of their current funk when facing the Blues.

When Blues owner Dave Checketts delivered his "It's time to win" speech on Nov. 13, team President John Davidson was standing just a few feet away.

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Mired in a terrible offensive slump, the Detroit Red Wings will try to regain their scoring touch when they visit the St.

A victory by Nashville over St. Louis tonight at the Sommet Center would match the Predators' longest win streak in franchise history.

Dig inside the numbers for a reason why the St. Louis Blues continue to wallow in offensive mediocrity and the most persuasive answer seems to be the power play.

Brad Boyes scored in the second round of the shootout, and Ty Conklin stopped Stephane Robidas in the third to give the St.

St. Louis Blues coach Andy Murray continues to say all the right things, but his patience is running thin with proven scorers not getting the job done.

Their offense has been stagnant most of the season. Their power-play unit is struggling.

St. Louis' longest homestand of the season got off to a promising start, but more struggles on the offensive end have the Blues heading in the wrong direction once again.

The Blues are really struggling to win games and coach Andy Murray got the dreaded "vote of confidence" from owner Dave Checketts last week.