Louis, the Blues’ Lucky Lindy has four wins and a. Oh, and in only one week of game performances with St. Goaltender Charlie Lindgren is becoming a folk hero with his sideburns and an overall vibe that makes him fit for a role in a remake of Clint Eastwood’s “High Plains Drifter.” The Blues had Brian Elliott in goal for several years now they have a dude that’s gonna look like Sam Elliott if he just thickens up his mustache. During the same 6-3-1 streak, Buchnevich has six goals and eight assists and the Blues have outscored the enemy 19-5 when he’s going hunting on the ice.īartender in honor of the team’s hottest line, how about a round of Red Machine IPA for the house? In his last 10 games he’s tied with Buchnevich for the team lead in goals (6), is second in points (11) and second in hits (20.) After a 10-game drought, Tarasenko has 10 points in his last nine contests. The Russian Federation is rocking and rolling and the line of Ivan Barbashev, Vladmir Tarasenko and Pavel Buchnevich outscoring the opposition 5-1 over the last five games.īarbashev is a demon, and I mean that in a positive way. The contributions are coming from unlikely sources, expected sources, Springfield sources, blue-line sources, rookie sources, Russian sources, an Aussie source, and many sources – with the 13 different Blues depositing goals over this 4-0-1 streak. The Blues faded the Stars with goals by four different players: Justin Faulk, Colton Parayko, Vladimir Tarasenko and Ryan O’Reilly. Tuesday in Dallas, the Blues dressed seven players that began the season in AHL Springfield. Over the last 10+ games their roster was ripped up like next week’s Christmas morning wrapping paper, but the Springfield-STL band of buddies are doing some incredible patchwork to keep the Blues moving forward in the NHL standings. The Blues have earned points in 10 of their last 11 games, and that’s ridiculous considering the constant turmoil and lineup shuffling. 638 points percentage.Ī 5-0 start was followed by injuries and Covid and a 5-7-2 lull … followed by even more injuries and Covid – and a surprisingly forceful 6-1-3 emergency response to the crisis. The Blues are 4-0-1 in their last five and sit at ninth overall in the NHL with a 16-8-5 record and. Winning hockey, brought to you by the STL-Springfield co-op. Another fine showcase of teamwork and tenacity, resourcefulness and resilience. Too often artists depend on over-the-top production and backing tracks to make an impact onstage, but Zara's voice and infectious anthems are enough to win over the Dallas crowd.Thanks, Blues! Another victory in the hopper, 4-1 in Dallas. She doesn't deviate from the formula much, but I think that's the point with this performance. Zara and her dancers do a fantastic job onstage with what seems a nonstop variety of choreography, which is welcomed with her catchy songs. It's the type of production that forces the audience's attention on the music and the artist. Her show production is pretty minimal, no snazzy LED boards, epilepsy-inducing light show, or any pyrotechnics of any kind. It's clear from the very start that Zara has got a huge set of pipes on her. She opens with "Symphony", a Clean Bandit track she provided vocals for and one of the biggest hits she's been part of it was also included on her own album, So Good. Larsson finally emerges from behind a white-clad staircase, flanked by two dancers in all-white, in a bright blue lace outfit.
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