5/3/12: The Blues drew the L.A. Kings in the second round of the Playoffs. Both teams feature limited offenses, but top-tier defenses, All-Star goalies, and a very physical style of play. Los Angeles won the first two games in St. Louis. The first game was even throughout, until Dwight King cross-checked Blues star defenseman Alex Pietrangelo chin first into the boards. King received a two-minute minor. Shockingly, the league chose not to review the replay or further punish King. Without Pietrangelo, the Blues played a lifeless second game, which L.A. dominated and won 5-2. The series moves on to L.A., where the Kings will look for a sweep.

5/3/12: After storming through their first round Stanley Cup playoff series with the San Jose Sharks the Blues find themselves in a hole against the Los Angeles Kings in the second round. They dropped the first two games of their best of seven series at home and now have to try and claw their way back into the series on the road. In Game 2 the normally stout defensive Blues got shelled by the Kings, giving up four goals in the first period on way to a 5-2 loss. The Blues have the talent to come back but will have to solve Kings goalie Jonathan Quick in a hurry.

4/26/12: The St. Louis Blues made quick work of the San Jose Sharks in their first round playoff series this week by wrapping up the series in five games. The Blues now will take on the upstart Los Angeles Kings in the second round. Both teams play a tight and physical style of game so do not expect a lot of goals to be scored. Room on the ice will be tough to come by and both teams better make sure their whirl pools are in working condition. This one will be a war of attrition.

4/25/12: The St. Louis Blues defeated the San Jose Sharks in the first round of the NHL Playoffs, putting the Blues in the second round for the first time since 2002. The Blues won the series 4 games to 1 behind superb goaltending from the NHL's best tandem, Brian Elliot and Jaroslav Halak. Halak was injured half-way through the second game, but Elliot subbed in and held the Sharks to just five goals through 10.5 periods. Veteran Andy MacDonald played big, scoring four goals and adding four assists for the Note. The Blues will face the LA Kings in round two.

4/19/12: After dropping the first game of their Stanley Cup playoff series to the San Jose Sharks the Blues got back on the winning path again by beating the Sharks in the next two games. Going into Game 4 on Thursday in San Jose the Blues lead two games to one and are in position to take a commanding lead heading back to St. Louis. The Sharks are always tough at H.P. Pavilion and will not go out without a fight so players like David Backes and T.J. Oshie will have to continue their stellar play to propel the Blues into the second round. 4/17/12: The Blues evened their playoff series with the San Jose Sharks on Saturday with a 3-0 win, then regained home-ice advantage with a 4-3 road playoff win on Monday. Goaltender Jaroslav Halak was injured in the second period of Saturday's game when his own defenseman collided with him. He did not dress for game 3 and is day-to-day with a 'lower-body' injury. Fortunately for the Blues, their backup is All-Star Brian Elliot, who preserved the shutout and won Monday's tilt. Andy MacDonald has come alive in the series, with two goals and four assists thus far, notching at least one point in each game.

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It's been tough stretch for the St. Louis Blues in recent years, but encouragement and hope comes with the hiring of new head coach Davis Payne. Led by All-Star David Backes, the Blues have a core of young players working to get the franchise back into playoff contention. The Blues shocked the hockey world last year when they traded former first-overall pick Erik Johnson to the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for power forward Chris Stewart and defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk. In the offeseason, St. Louis added veteran forwards Jason Arnott and Jamie Langenbrunner to help in the scoring department. The Blues will look to contend for the Central Division title this year with their new additions!

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