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St. Louis Game Time · Jan 7, 2017

Lighting the Lamp: Stars Shine Bright

The longest home stand of the season continues tonight as another divisional rival visits St. Louis for some post-holiday hockey action. The Blues clobbered Philadelphia to open the first of six games in St. Louis with a spectacular 6-3 victory, lost to Nashville in a listless, pathetic 4-0 shutout by rookie goalie Juuse Saros, came back strong to win the Winter Classic at Busch Stadium with a 4-1 victory over arch-rival Chicago, then was once again lethargic and lifeless, losing to Carolina and new Hurricane Ty Rattie in an embarrassing loss Thursday. After Dallas tonight, the Blues host the Boston Bruins (without the injured David Backes, out indefinitely with a concussion) next week before taking off for three games on the west coast.

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