I thought it would be kind of fun to have a thread dedicated to highlights and Bloopers. All dedicated to the St louis Blues. If you find a good video about the Blues on youtube, post it.

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- I kept watching this when everything looked over that night.

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- This is one of my favorites..it starts at 1:18 ...Vintage Al MacInnis

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- THE POLAK DOOR

There was another AMAZING comeback around 2000 when the Blues were down FIVE goals to LA in LA in the 3rd period yet came back and WON!

JesusNEVERexisted wrote:There was another AMAZING comeback around 2000 when the Blues were down FIVE goals to LA in LA in the 3rd period yet came back and WON!

I think you might be thinking of the 1998 playoffs when they were down 3-0 until Geoff Courtnall ran Jamie Storr.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/hockey/p ... a4f72.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This only reminds me of how much I can't stand listening to John Kelly and Darren Pang.

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Hi, guys!

STLBlueshistory wrote:

JesusNEVERexisted wrote:There was another AMAZING comeback around 2000 when the Blues were down FIVE goals to LA in LA in the 3rd period yet came back and WON!

I think you might be thinking of the 1998 playoffs when they were down 3-0 until Geoff Courtnall ran Jamie Storr.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/hockey/p ... a4f72.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I could've sworn there was another one a couple years later during the regular season. I remember Craig Conroy talking to the media about it.

STLBlueshistory wrote:

JesusNEVERexisted wrote:There was another AMAZING comeback around 2000 when the Blues were down FIVE goals to LA in LA in the 3rd period yet came back and WON!

I think you might be thinking of the 1998 playoffs when they were down 3-0 until Geoff Courtnall ran Jamie Storr.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/hockey/p ... a4f72.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I'm pretty sure this is what he is talking about.

Lowlight - Bergevin throws the puck in his own net.

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I was at that game.

CaptSMRT wrote:I was at that game.

I got to spend 10 months in Haiti because of that series Thanks for making it worth it Marc.

JesusNEVERexisted wrote:

STLBlueshistory wrote:

JesusNEVERexisted wrote:There was another AMAZING comeback around 2000 when the Blues were down FIVE goals to LA in LA in the 3rd period yet came back and WON!

I think you might be thinking of the 1998 playoffs when they were down 3-0 until Geoff Courtnall ran Jamie Storr.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/hockey/p ... a4f72.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I could've sworn there was another one a couple years later during the regular season. I remember Craig Conroy talking to the media about it.

Was that against Toronto? They had a big comeback against them too.

I was lucky enough to be at the 98 Playoff Comeback. It was incredible and it was incredibly ugly for the 16000 Kings fans attending wearing all Black. I still have the souveneir (sp) black towel for "Black out the Blues" Night.

I also got to Phoenix to watch Turgeon tip in Persson's shot in double OT in game seven. Before the game I wandered down next to the glass wearing my Blues Sweater to watch warmups. A Coyote fan yelled "There's a present for you". Geoff Courtnall had seen the sweater and tossed me a puck. I kept it of course as a token of luck- no Coyote fan wanted ANYTHING to do with Courts OR his puck. Between periods as I refilled my belly with as much beer as it could hold, I would offer the few fans in Blues attire a chance to rub my lucky puck.

umslbirdie wrote:I was lucky enough to be at the 98 Playoff Comeback. It was incredible and it was incredibly ugly for the 16000 Kings fans attending wearing all Black. I still have the souveneir (sp) black towel for "Black out the Blues" Night.

I also got to Phoenix to watch Turgeon tip in Persson's shot in double OT in game seven. Before the game I wandered down next to the glass wearing my Blues Sweater to watch warmups. A Coyote fan yelled "There's a present for you". Geoff Courtnall had seen the sweater and tossed me a puck. I kept it of course as a token of luck- no Coyote fan wanted ANYTHING to do with Courts OR his puck. Between periods as I refilled my belly with as much beer as it could hold, I would offer the few fans in Blues attire a chance to rub my lucky puck.

The Turgeon goal was one of my happiest Blues moments of all-time. I was working in a bar and it was DEAD silent during the 3rd period and OT until they scored and the place erupted. I was 17 and doing some shots behind the bar; great times. With all the noise in there I don't think anybody knew Turgeon was the actual goal scorer for 20 minutes or so because we assumed it was Ricard Persson. That was an EPIC Ken Wilson call. "Oh baby, bring on Brett Hull and the Dallas Stars!"

ShakeyWalton wrote:That was an EPIC Ken Wilson call. "Oh baby, bring on Brett Hull and the Dallas Stars!"

this.

Yzerman's shot kept me up at night. Nolan's shot from the red line made me sick.

I was at game one vs the Sharks the next season when the Blues won the rematch. After the game I remember thinking how good Turgeon and MacInnis were...and worried that Tkachuck would be a playoff bust.

I'm surprised no one has commented on the 2nd video in the original post. Fast forward to 1:18 and watch chopper at work. Man I miss those days.

Holy Jumpin!

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That comeback against Toronto is a memory that will never leave me.

That was one of my favorite Blues teams of all-time with guys like Demitra, Pronger, MacInnis, Hecht, Handzus, Mayers, Finley, Eastwood, Johnson, Khavanov, and Bartecko. Quenneville looks so young. I cannot believe that was 15 years ago.

Man…I really thought that year before was THE year we would finally bring home Lord Stanley.

LrdStnly wrote:Lowlight - Bergevin throws the puck in his own net.

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I remember that Big time The Blues had a very good team that year and won the President Trophy that year and a lot of the Blues players dye their hair blonde for the playoffs that year and that goal was terrible along with Owen Nolan slapshot goal against Roman Turek from Blue line in 7th game loss against the Sharks.That Blues team I thought was going to a great team in playoffs but knock out in the1st round.Big Lowlight.

fast forward a few years and we give the guy a watch.