St. Louis Blues The Drop Podcast

The Blues started off the post NHL All Star game portion of their season with a 3-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens. The Blues goals were scored by Ivan Barbashev, Patrik Berglund, and Alex Steen. While the lone goal for the Habs was scored by Charles Hudon late in the 3rd period. Which spoiled Carter Hutton's bid for another shutout.

Jaden Schwartz returns to the lineup and plays a strong 18 minutes plus. The Blues get yet another great outing from Carter Hutton as they beat the Avalanche 3-1. Former Blues forward Magnus Paajarvi finds a new home in Ottawa.

This game was close up until the 3rd period when the Blues scored 2 goals to win 3-0. The Blues got goals from Valdimir Sobotka, Vladimir Tarasenko, and Braydern Schenn. We also discuss the return of Jaden Schwartz, the waivng of Magnus Paajarvi, and much more. 

We look back at the 5-2 loss to the Coyotes, the lack of playing time for Scottie Upshall, Blues goalie situation, and much more..

The Blues beat the Senators 4-1 with a second period explosion of three goals. Bobby Ryan scored the only Senator late in the second to make it 3-1.. Alex Steen added an empty net goal for the 4-1 win. Blues goalie Carter Hutton alloowed only one goal for the second game in a row and continues his recdent excellent play for the Blues. We also discuss the Blues next opponent the Arizona Coyotes and their many young talented players.

After coming of of a weeks rest the Blues tied the gameat one each with only 57 seconds left in the third period on a goal by Alex Steen. Carter Hutton stood tall in regulation and overtime. While the Toronto native Vince Dunn scored in overtime to give the Blues a 2-1 win.

In this episode we take a look back at Adam's highly touted film Ice Guardians and what it has meant to Adam, the players, and the people it has touched since it's release. Then we delve in to Adam's new project Making Coco the Grant Fuhr story. You will, as I did, discover that there is much more to Grant then just a 5 time Stanley Cup champion and one of the greatest goalies to ever play the game.

The Blues make to many mistakes and fall to the Florida Pathers 7-4. They will have a week to correct the problems before playing Toronto on the 16th.

The Blues took the Lead in the secnd period 2-1 on goals by Vladimir Tarasenko and Alex Steen. The Capitals came back in the third period to take the lead 3-2. Only to have Carl Gunnarsson of the Blues tie it at 3-3 before the end of the third period. In overtime Niklas Backstrom took a pass from Oshie and put the puck behind Hutton for a Capitals 4-3 win.

The Bues fall behind 4-0 to the Flyers and try to make a come back, but fall short 6-3. Former Blues goalie Brian Elliot makes 25 out of 28 saves for the win.

The Las Vegas Golden Knights were the hottest team in the NHL as they headed to St. Louis to play the Blues. The Golden Knights had won 8 in a row and were looking to extend their streak to 9 in row. It was not ment to be as the Blues and goalie Carter Hutton kept the high flying Knights to one goal and got a 2-1 win at home.

The high flying young New Jersey Devils came to Scottrade Center to hopefully get a big road win aginst the home town Blues. The Blues would take a 2-1 lead in to the third period, but former Edmonton Oiler Tyler Hall tied the game up at 2-2 with a power play goal early in the third. The game would go to overtime with Carter Hutton making possibly the best save in the NHL of this season to send it to a shootout. The Blues would put two pucks past Devils goalie Kincaid in the shootout to win 3-2.

The Blues wanted to end the year on a high note with two wins in their last two games of 2017. They played very well agaisnt the Stars and took a 2-1 lead in to the third period. However, the Stars would score three goals including an empty net goal to give them a 4-2 win. The Blues returned home the next night to play the Hurricanes. The Blues played well again, but lost a 2-0 lead and the Hurricanes tied it at two going in to the third period. Scottie Upshall gave the Blues the lead and the eventual win on a goal eight minutes and fiftyy eight seconds in to the third period.

Lack of offense still haunts the Blues in this loss to the Predators. The Predators capitalize on mistakes while the Blues are unable to pressure the Predators defense. The bluea are now 6-8 in this month of December and need a great start to the upcoming year.

The Blues extend Doug Armstrong;s contarct by 4 years. Big news indeed as the Blues prepare to play the Nashville Predators for first place in the central division. We also take a look back at the Blues 3-1 victory over the Canucks.

The Blues scoring woes continued in Calgary and Edmonton. Carter Hutton and Jake Allen did their best to get the Blues wins, but the offense could only muster 3 goals combined in both games. The offensive brigh spot for the Blues was Tage Thompson getting his first goal in the NHL against the Oilers.

The Blues beat the Jets at home on Saturday night 2-0. Thanks to a steller effort by back up goaltender Carter Hutton and his 48 save shutout. Sunday's game would see the Jets once again putting up 40 plus shots on the Blues. Jake Allen did his best by stopping 42 of 46 shots, but the Blues could not put any pucks past Connor Hellebuyck and lost 4-0.

After coming off a 3-0 loss to the Lightning on Tuesday the Blues were looking to improve on their recent offensive output. The Blues were able to put 30 shots on goal in the game, but only got a third period goal from Patrik Berglund.

The two best teams in he NHL played on Tuesday in St. Louis. Coming in to this game both the Blues and Lightning lead the NHL with 44 points. Jake Allen and Andrei Vasilevskiy would battle it out as two of the hottest goalies in the league. Vasilevskiy would dominate and notch a 3-0 shut out win.

In this episode we discuss Shenn and Allen being named the frist and second players of the week in the NHL. The Blues would take a 2-0 lead in to the third period on goals by Schenn and Stastny, while Allen kept the Sabres off the scoreboard. Evan Rodrigues notched his first and second gioals of the season to knot it at two befiore going in to overtime. With just 27 seconds left in overtime Tarasenko drove to the net and put the puck past Sabres goalie Robin Lehner for the 3-2 win.