Old memories

[TheBluePenguin]

Every once in a while I come across an older video that brings memories of our journey if Blues fandom.

I thought it might be fun to share anything that always brings a smile to your face.

Facebook just reminded me of this classic Reaves moment.

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[bleedblue1223]

 

[Halak Ness Monster]

Some videos I've watched a lot:

Blues vs. Bruins, 2009. A miracle last second comeback win that kick started our miracle run to the playoffs:

The Blues clinching a playoff spot in 2009 was another favorite. There's no TV feed video on youtube. Just a bunch of cellphone videos. Still awesome to see.

2012 playoffs, Blues vs. Sharks, Game 5. I loved the quick back to back goal sequence to push the Blues ahead of the Sharks and to their first playoff series win in forever:

Alex Steen's OT winner vs. Los Angeles in 2013. Made so much better by Pang going absolutely nuts:

Pierre Turgeon's Game 7 OT winner vs. Phoenix in 1999: Pierre Turgeon Game 7 OT Deflection Goal 1999 (NHL Classic)

Carlo Colaicovo's OT winner vs. Philadelphia on Opening Night 2010: Blues-Flyers OT FSN MW Feed

 

[elkranio]

 

[The Note]

Some videos I've watched a lot:

Blues vs. Bruins, 2009. A miracle last second comeback win that kick started our miracle run to the playoffs:

The Blues clinching a playoff spot in 2009 was another favorite. There's no TV feed video on youtube. Just a bunch of cellphone videos. Still awesome to see.

2012 playoffs, Blues vs. Sharks, Game 5. I loved the quick back to back goal sequence to push the Blues ahead of the Sharks and to their first playoff series win in forever:

Alex Steen's OT winner vs. Los Angeles in 2013. Made so much better by Pang going absolutely nuts:

Pierre Turgeon's Game 7 OT winner vs. Phoenix in 1999: Pierre Turgeon Game 7 OT Deflection Goal 1999 (NHL Classic)

Carlo Colaicovo's OT winner vs. Philadelphia on Opening Night 2010: Blues-Flyers OT FSN MW Feed

That “pop” when Perron scored in game 5 was one of the loudest moments I’d experienced in person. Thought the roof was gonna blow off. Awesome moment.

 

[Stupendous Yappi]

I remember attending a Detroit game during Perron’s rookie year where he scored twice. Detroit was very good then. The arena was rocking, and it was a feel-good win.

just remembered, one of those goals was a long break-out pass from Wagner. Remember him?

 

[The Grouch]

"HERE COMES CHEVELDAE.....HE'LL BE THROWN OUT OF THE GAME!"

Detroit Red Wings at St. Louis Blues Box Score — January 23, 1993 | Hockey-Reference.com





Insane game, one of my all-time favorites.

St. Louis Blues at Toronto Maple Leafs Box Score — November 29, 2000 | Hockey-Reference.com

 

[TheDizee]

 

[Falco Lombardi]

Pierre Turgeon in game 7 against Arizona. Always makes me smile.

 

[EurlichBachman]

fast forward to about 1:48:00

 

[Davimir Tarablad]

Old memories? I try to keep most of them suppressed

 

[HighNote]

Old memories? I try to keep most of them suppressed

Oh nice, someone saved this. I couldn't seem to find it in my folders.

Speaking of which, I found this in there:

 

[Bobby Orrtuzzo]

I remember being at a Buffalo Wild Wings watching Tarasenko’s debut when he ripped his (I believe) first two shots into the net. That was a fun night.

 

[StLewis11]

I remember being at a Buffalo Wild Wings watching Tarasenko’s debut when he ripped his (I believe) first two shots into the net. That was a fun night.

Yeah, I was gonna bring this game up. I had purchased Center Ice in anticipation for me to be able to watch, & boy I was sure glad I did. That was so awesome.

 

[Ranksu]

Oh nice, someone saved this. I couldn't seem to find it in my folders.

Speaking of which, I found this in there:

Hah, where did you find that? First time sen it.

 

[HighNote]

Hah, where did you find that? First time sen it.

@Davimir Tarablad posted this in the Game 6 vs. Jets GDT so I edited it:

GDT: - WCQF Game 6: Jets @ Blues l 6pm CT (FSMW, NBCSN) l Home Cookin'

 

[parliamentlite]

At about the 2:50 mark of this video, my old man and some of his friends make an appearance.

According to him, to watch the games sometimes they'd have to hop on freight trains hobo style to make it downtown and back to south city afterwards. He was 11 years old when the Blues came to town, and he made sure I caught the contagion at an earlier age than that. When we finally won a cup, my happiness for him made it much sweeter. I'm lucky he was still around to see it.

 

[Renard]

I remember attending a Detroit game during Perron’s rookie year where he scored twice. Detroit was very good then. The arena was rocking, and it was a feel-good win.

just remembered, one of those goals was a long break-out pass from Wagner. Remember him?

I remember Steve Wagner. He seemed to be a real find for the Blues, an undrafted free agent if I recall correctly. Andy Murray was the coach then, and the brash rookie Perron wanted to wear white skates. Murray said "no" and the club veterans didn't like it either.

 

[DatDude44]

Perrons goal against the Islanders years ago. Tarasenko s NHL debut.

 

[Note Worthy]

David Backes scores 4 goals



Steen winner with 20 seconds left

 

[Hrkac Circus]

fast forward to about 1:48:00

Nothing quite like making Belfour unhappy for longtime Blues fans.

 

[Pizza!Pizza!]

My old memories of the Blues all feature Hull, Cujo, Fuhr and MacInnis bombs from the blue line. As good as the Blues are now, there's nothing on the team that electrifies the crowd/game to the same degree as watching Big Mac wind up for the slapper. Even as a Wings fan that always gave me goosebumps to see.

 

[HighNote]

Most of mine are Oshie related:







Mike Weaver DESTROYS Partick Sharp

TJ Oshie hit on Dustin Penner, scrum ensues

Patrik Berglund chinstand on slapshot NY Islanders vs St. Louis Blues 12/5/13 NHL Hockey.

T.J. Oshie goal gets hidden in the net 2-1 Ottawa Senators vs St. Louis Blues 2/4/14 NHL

Oshie confusedly asks teammates if he scored

 

[Stopsight]

I happened across the Berglund one myself not too long ago saved on my computer, still hilarious

 

[DatDude44]

I remember Steve Wagner. He seemed to be a real find for the Blues, an undrafted free agent if I recall correctly. Andy Murray was the coach then, and the brash rookie Perron wanted to wear white skates. Murray said "no" and the club veterans didn't like it either.

I loved Wagner lol