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Bure10Beezer34 05:10 PM 10-24-2009

Originally Posted by onlybygrace:
Thats awesome man...glad to hear it. Thanks for following. :-)

Speaking of Bure, I did a Penguins chise with the Return of The Russian Rocket somewhere on here...

Bure is probably my all-time favorite player.

I was a huge Florida Panther fan back in the day...obviously *points at forum screen name*...lol! Bure was my favorite forward and Beezer was my favorite goalie. I really enjoyed watching them go to the Stanley Cup finals. When Bure left and Beezer retired I fell away from the Panthers.

I actually live in Michigan and love the Red Wings but my new favorite team is the Caps. Ovechkin reminds me of Bure but he can pass and hits like a freight train! My kind of player. It seems like either people love Ovie or hate him. No one seems to ever be in the middle. And like I said in an earlier post I'm following the Blues now too!

I am excited to get my season going but I was waiting for EA to update the rosters with the AHL players. Do you use EA's or someone elses? Also, I have been following your injuries with great interest. Last year I barely saw any and you seem to be getting a decent amount. What is your setting at? They seem really accurate and I like to use the depth of my team and farm team like you seem to do well at.

Thanks for your time and I'll keep following. The trade deadline was really intense with the Oshie injury! I was thinking you might make a move. I'm sure it's hard laying off tinkering with the roster at the deadline! [Reply]
onlybygrace 12:58 PM 10-27-2009
Blues Silent At Deadline



The NHL trade deadline came and went without a peep from the Blues as the team held onto its cards, confident in their position and stage as a franchise.

"We said going into the deadline that a deal was unlikely...and we meant it. Did we have a couple of tempting deals put before us??? You bet...but they weren't the right deals for the Blues. We're not going to be making deals to make deals", said Blues GM Larry Pleau.

The Blues are currently a 4th seeded team in the Western Conference and believe their real chance and best plan involves being patient with their homegrown talent and making only the deals that seem to be 'right' for the future, not the moment.

The Blues reportedly turned down a deal that would have landed them Brian Gionta, but no official comment has been made nor is one expected.
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onlybygrace 01:13 PM 10-27-2009
Blues Bury Stars; Selanne Scores In Dallas Debut



The debut of Teemu Selanne and Kristian Huselius wasn't enough the slow down the St. Louis Blues who would topple the Stars tonight by a score of 6-3. The Blues would get a goal and 2 assists from TJ Oshie and a goal and an assist from Lars Eller as the Note improves to 36-25-3, good enough for 4th in the Western Conference.

Teemu Selanne scored his 30th goal of the season and added an assist in his debut for the stars after he was aquired, along with Kristian Huselius less than 24 hours ago on the NHL trade deadline.

Huselius was -1 in the game with 3 SOG.

Jay McClement scored twice for the Blues and Andy McDonald continues to play well, notching a pair of assists.

STL 6 (36-25-3)
DAL 3 (33-22-8)




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onlybygrace 01:21 PM 10-27-2009
Perron Cleared To Play; Boyes Gets Demoted



The Blues David Perron is set to hit the ice against the Avs after missing 7 weeks of action with PCS. Perron will be playing on the second line despite an awful offensive season in which he has just 5 goals and 9 assists in 48 games.

"I'm glad to be back and surprised by Andy's decision to give me second line minutes after the season I've had so far", said Perron of his return.

The news of Perron's return came also with the news that Brad Boyes is going to be demoted to the 4th line as the winger has just 16 goals and 11 assists this season in 62 games along with a -13 +/- rating.
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onlybygrace 01:21 PM 10-27-2009
Ok..season stats and standings coming. [Reply]
bthomp05 10:54 AM 10-28-2009
Excellent season so far, good stance at the deadline. Sometimes the best option is staying quiet. [Reply]
onlybygrace 04:25 PM 11-03-2009
St. Louis Blues Report
Through 70 Games





McDonald Dominant In 2nd Half--

In his last 29 games, Andy McDonald has racked up 10 goals and 29 assists for 39 points including a +/- of +23. "I'm feeling good and the puck is going in the net. Osh and I have really got some great chemistry right now...Paul has played well too."


Oshie On Fire--

After a steller 1st half of the season, Oshies play has gotten even better as the sophmore has tallied 17 goals and 16 assists in his last 29 games with a killer +26 rating. He has 35 goals on the season.


Johnson On Fast Track To Stardom--

Erik Johnson finds himself with 21 goals and 47 points through 70 games, having put up 12 goals and 12 assists over the last 29 games.


Berglund Struggling Through 2nd Half--

After putting up 13 goals and 23 assists over the first 41 games of the season, Patrik Berglund has just 5 goals and 11 assists over the last 29 games. He is also -15 over the same stretch.

Blues Stats Through 70 Games

McDonald 70 GP / 22 G / 50 A / 72 Pts / +21 / 189 SOG / 74 PIM
Oshie 70 GP / 35 G / 33 A / 68 Pts / +28 / 201 SOG / 88 PIM
Kariya 70 GP / 29 G / 30 A / 59 Pts / +16 / 235 SOG / 62 PIM
Berglund 70 GP / 18 G / 34 A / 52 Pts / -11 / 177 SOG / 65 PIM
Backes 68 GP / 19 G / 29 A / 48 Pts / -8 / 148 SOG / 115 PIM
Johnson 70 GP / 21 G / 26 A / 47 Pts / +1 / 152 SOG / 71 PIM
Tkachuk 70 GP / 18 G / 28 A / 46 Pts / -12 / 118 SOG / 56 PIM
Brewer 70 GP / 5 G / 34 A / 39 Pts / +10 / 118 SOG / 49 PIM
McClement 70 GP / 16 G / 17 A / 33 Pts / +10 / 97 SOG / 34 PIM
Polak 70 GP / 8 G / 23 A / 31 Pts / +17 / 70 SOG / 53 PIM
Boyes 64 GP / 17 G / 11 A / 28 Pts / -12 / 147 SOG / 35 PIM
Pietrangelo 61 GP / 2 G / 18 A / 20 Pts / -2 / 46 SOG / 45 PIM
Perron 54 GP / 7 G / 9 A / 16 Pts / -7 / 75 SOG / 30 PIM
Eller 27 GP / 6 G / 8 A / 14 Pts / -2 / 55 SOG / 18 PIM
Jackman 58 GP / 2 G / 11 A / 13 Pts / +3 / 44 SOG / 86 PIM
Colaiacovo 60 GP / 1 G / 8 A / 9 Pts / -5 / 27 SOG / 17 PIM
Steen 70 GP / 3 G / 1 A / 4 Pts / -3 / 30 SOG / 17 PIM
Janssen 64 GP / 1 G / 2 A / 3 Pts / -4 / 22 SOG / 44 PIM
Winchester 35 GP / 0 G / 2 A / 2 Pts / Even / 5 SOG / 6 PIM
King 22 GP / 1 G / 1 A / 2 Pts / -2 / 12 SOG / 16 PIM
Weaver 24 GP / 1 G / 1 A / 2 Pts / Even / 12 SOG / 15 PIM
Junland 7 GP / 0 G / 0 A / 0 Pts / -1 / 6 SOG / 0 PIM

Goaltenders

Mason 44 GP / 21 W / 22 L / 3.18 GAA / .880 Sv% / 1 SO / 2491 MIN
Conklin 30 GP / 17 W / 10 L / 3.00 GAA / .895 Sv% / 1 SO / 1719 MIN
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onlybygrace 05:10 PM 11-03-2009

Around The NHL
The Calgary Flames are 10-15-3 in their last 31 games, falling to 7th in the Western Conference playoff race.

The Capitals are 9-17-4 over their last 30 games and have fallen from a playoff spot to the cellar of the Eastern Conference.

After going 16-22-3 through the first half and finding themselves last in the East, the Sens have gone 15-8-6 over the last 29 games and are now just a single point out of the Eastern Conference's 8th seed.

17-10-1 over the last 28 games.

Western Conference Standings
1. (45-22-3) 93 Pts
2. (44-21-5) 93 Pts
3. (40-22-7) 87 Pts
4. (38-23-8) 84 Pts
5. (38-28-4) 80 Pts
6. (37-27-5) 79 Pts
7. (35-27-8) 78 Pts
8. (36-28-5) 77 Pts
9. (35-31-4) 74 Pts
10. (33-32-5) 71 Pts
11. (31-30-8) 70 Pts
12. (31-30-8) 70 Pts
13. (31-31-6) 68 Pts
14. (30-35-5) 65 Pts
15. (26-38-6) 58 Pts
Eastern Conference Standings
1. (40-25-6) 86 Pts
2. (38-23-9) 85 Pts
3. (40-25-4) 84 Pts
4. (39-26-4) 82 Pts
5. (36-25-9) 81 Pts
6. (36-29-6) 78 Pts
7. (35-30-4) 74 Pts
8. (33-30-6) 72 Pts
9. (32-29-8) 72 Pts
10. (31-30-9) 71 Pts
11. (32-31-5) 69 Pts
12. (33-33-2) 68 Pts
13. (31-34-5) 67 Pts
14. (28-30-11) 67 Pts
15. (28-33-9) 65 Pts



NHL League Leaders
Goals
1. Heatley 48
2. Kovalchuk 44
Ovechkin 44
4. Lecavalier 41
Carter 41
6. Gaborik 40
Frolov 40
8. Gionta 39
9. Nash 38
10. Malkin 36

Assists

1. Setoguchi 57
Gaborik 57
3. St. Louis 53
4. Malkin 52
Roy 52
Gonchar 52
Richards 52

Points (G-A)

1. Gaborik (40-57) 97
2. Heatley (48-46) 94
3. Setoguchi (35-57) 92
4. Malkin (36-52) 88
5. Ovechkin (44-40) 84
6. Kovalchuk (44-39) 83
7. Nash (38-45) 83
8. St. Louis (29-53) 82
Morrow (33-49) 82
10. Lecavalier (41-40) 81

GAA

1. Huet 2.39
2. Toskala 2.43
3. Price 2.44

Wins

1. Mason 39
2. Khabibulin 35
3. Fleury 34
Nabokov 34

Shutouts

1. Giguere 7
Miller 7
Huet 7

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AtomicLegend 07:28 PM 11-03-2009
Sucks to see the Canucks at the bottom...... good luck on the rest of the games! [Reply]
bthomp05 11:45 AM 11-04-2009
Leafs in 5th place, nice... [Reply]
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