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The St. Louis Blues have been playing desperate hockey all of 2019 - since being in last place at the start of January and making an incredible comeback to make the playoffs. Now they are trailing in the postseason for the first time, down 3-2 in their second-round series against the Dallas Stars, and have to win consecutive games to advance to the Western Conference finals. ''It's no different, all year, ever since Jan. 1 we've had to climb and we've faced adversity,'' Blues center Brayden Schenn said. Continue to Article

May 04, 2019 6:23:pm EST

The St. Louis Blues have been playing desperate hockey all of 2019 — since being in last place at the start of January and making an incredible comeback to make the playoffs. Now they are trailing in the postseason for the first time, down 3-2 in their second-round series against the Dallas Stars, and have to win consecutive games to advance to the Western Conference finals. "It's no different, all year, ever since Jan. 1 we've had to climb and we've faced adversity," Blues center Brayden Schenn said. Continue to Article

May 04, 2019 6:23:pm EST

Ben Bishop looked the part of a Vezina Trophy finalist, except for one play. Jason Spezza scored and Bishop made 38 saves as the Dallas Stars beat the St. Louis Blues 2-1 Friday night to take a 3-2 lead in their Western Conference semifinal series. Esa Lindell also scored for the Stars, who can advance with a win in Game 6 at home on Sunday. Continue to Article

May 04, 2019 1:40:am EST

The Western Conference semifinal series between the St. Louis Blues and Dallas Stars is not heading down the path of famed hockey movie "Slap Shot," but as the clubs head to Friday's Game 5 in St. Louis tied at 2-2, the emotions are elevated. Or maybe the fracas that punctuated the middle frame of Dallas's 4-2 victory on Wednesday is just part of the ebb and flow of a Stanley Cup playoff series. "There's nothing really to comment about," Dallas captain Jamie Benn told NHL.com. Continue to Article

May 03, 2019 11:40:am EST

There's fandom, and then there's this. The Dallas Stars will reward the fan who was willing to risk it all by sitting through a thunderstorm (with a potentially conductive object) on the concourse outside American Airlines Center to watch Game 4 of their second-round series versus the St. Louis Blues on the big screen. The Stars wrote in a separate tweet: “Twitter, work your magic. Continue to Article

May 02, 2019 6:04:pm EST