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Blues Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Left wing Keith Tkachuk isn't saying if 2008-09 will be his last season in the NHL, but if that's how it turns out, he's checking quite a few career achievements off his list.
After playing in his 1,000th NHL game and scoring his 500th career goal last season, Tkachuk netted career point No. 1,000 in Sunday's 4-2 victory at Atlanta.
"You just dream of playing in the NHL," said Tkachuk, 36. "I feel very fortunate. I'm having a blast. It's nice when you win." Tkachuk's 511th career goal came much like the others in his 17-year career: He scored on the power play and was knocked to the ice as the goal crossed the red line. "If you looked at how he's scored most of his goals in the NHL, they've all been in front of the net, two feet in front of the net, him... |
Blues LW Tkachuk notches 1,000th point (PA SportsTicker)
Keith Tkachuk became the 72nd player in NHL history to record 1,000 points with a power-play tally in the second period as the St. Louis Blues recorded a 4-2 win over the Atlanta Thrashers on Sunday afternoon at Philips Arena. |
Boyes goal gives Blues win (AP)
The St. Louis Blues celebrated Keith Tkachuk's milestone goal, then went on to win a rare road game. Tkachuk tied it then Brad Boyes put St. Louis ahead midway through the third period and St. Louis Blues beat the Atlanta Thrashers 4-2 Sunday. The Thrashers lost for the sixth time in seven games and the Blues ended a two-game losing streak and are 4-8 away from home. |
Oilers double up Blues 4-2 (AP)
After allowing two goals on the first six shots, Edmonton goalie Dwayne Roloson knew it was time to bear down and give his teammates a chance to get back into the game. Roloson made key saves after allowing two first-period goals, and the Oilers responded with four unanswered goals in a 4-2 victory over the St.
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Former NHL agent David Frost acquitted (AP)
Former NHL agent David Frost was acquitted Friday of sexual exploitation while coaching in a junior league in Canada. Frost was charged with four counts of sexual exploitation from his time as a coach of the now-defunct Ontario junior A Quinte Hawks in eastern Ontario in 1996 and 1997. A judge found him not guilty on all four counts. |
Paul Stastny goes 1-up on brother in Avs' win (AP)
The final score was Colorado 3, St. Louis 1. In the Stastny household, however, the scoreboard reads Paul 1, Yan 0. Daniel Tjarnqvist scored his first goal in almost two years Wednesday night to lift the Avalanche to the 3-1 victory over the Blues and make Paul Stastny a winner in his first NHL matchup against older brother Yan.
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Mason makes 47 saves plus 2 in shootout of 1-0 win (AP)
Chris Mason made his return to Nashville a night to remember. Playing in front of a Predators home crowd for the first time since being traded to the St. Louis Blues in June, Mason earned his first shutout of the season. He stopped 47 shots through overtime and then stopped Rich Peverley and Ville Koistinen in the shootout to give the Blues a 1-0 win Tuesday night.
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Blues send Stempniak to Toronto for two players (AP)
The Blues traded forward Lee Stempniak to the Toronto Maple leafs for center Alexander Steen and defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo. The Blues made the deal Monday because they have needed a center since Andy McDonald broke his left leg on Nov. 16. Steen has two goals and two assists in 20 games this season, and has 50 goals and 76 assists in 253 career games. |
Boyes scores twice for Blues (AP)
As Chris Mason prepared to make his sixth start in net for the struggling St. Louis Blues, he was beginning to wonder if he was ever going to come out on the winning end. "Coming to a new team, I felt sometimes I wasn't going to get one here," said Mason, who was acquired from Nashville for a fourth-round pick to backup Manny Legace.
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Stempniak's OT goal ends Ducks' road streak (AP)
The Anaheim Ducks had three defenders back on the overtime goal that ended their five-game road winning streak. One too many, as it turned out. Lee Stempniak beat the odds when he broke in alone against the trio, scoring an unassisted goal with 2:21 left in the extra period to give the Blues a 3-2 victory Friday night.
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