St. Louis Blues Playoff Game Notes

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1 St. Louis Blues Playoff Game Notes Sat, Apr 9, 204 Round Game 2 St. Louis Blues - 0 Chicago Blackhawks 0 - Team Game: 2 Home Game: Team Game: 2 Road Game: # Goalie GP W L OT GAA SV% Brian Elliott Niklas Lundstrom Ryan Miller # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM 5 D Barret Jackman (A) L Jaden Schwartz L Brenden Morrow C Derek Roy D Carlo Colaiacovo L Vladimir Sobotka D Jay Bouwmeester L Alexander Steen (A) C Patrik Berglund D Kevin Shattenkirk R Dmitrij Jaskin D Alex Pietrangelo (A) D Ian Cole C Steve Ott L Chris Porter D Jordan Leopold C Maxim Lapierre C David Backes (C) D Roman Polak L Magnus Paajarvi R T.J. Oshie (A) R Ryan Reaves R Adam Cracknell R Vladimir Tarasenko 0 0 # Goalie GP W L OT GAA SV% 3 Antti Raanta Corey Crawford # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM 2 D Duncan Keith (A) D Niklas Hjalmarsson D David Rundblad D Brent Seabrook D Nick Leddy L Patrick Sharp (A) R Jeremy Morin C Peter Regin C Marcus Kruger D Sheldon Brookbank C Jonathan Toews (C) L Brandon Saad L Kris Versteeg C Michal Handzus D Johnny Oduya R Ben Smith L Bryan Bickell D Michal Rozsival C Joakim Nordstrom L Brandon Bollig C Andrew Shaw R Marian Hossa R Patrick Kane 0 2 President of Hockey Operations & GM/Alt. Gov. Head Coach Associate Coach Assistant Coaches Goaltending Coach Doug Armstrong Ken Hitchcock Brad Shaw Gary Agnew, Ray Bennett, Sean Ferrell (Video) Corey Hirsch Chairman President/CEO VP/General Manager Head Coach Assistant Coaches W. Rockwell 'Rocky' Wirtz John F. McDonough Stan Bowman Joel Quenneville Mike Kitchen, Jamie Kompon, Steve Weeks Tonight's Officials Referees # Kelly Sutherland #34 Brad Meier #6 Brian Pochmara (standby) Linesmen #50 Scott Cherrey #7 Brad Kovachik Ntl. Anthem Charles Glenn Video Judge Jerry Burt Today's Schedule STL : 2:00 PIT : 7:00 COL : 7:30

2 St. Louis Blues: Roster Active (27 Players) # Name Pos Ht. Wt. Born Birth Place Brian Elliott G 6' 2" 209 Apr 9, 985 Newmarket, ON, CAN 5 Barret Jackman D 6' 0" 203 Mar 5, 98 Trail, BC, CAN 9 Jaden Schwartz L 5' 0" 90 Jun 25, 992 Wilcox, SK, CAN 0 Brenden Morrow L 6' 0" 205 Jan 6, 979 Carlyle, SK, CAN 2 Derek Roy C 5' 9" 84 May 4, 983 Ottawa, ON, CAN 3 Carlo Colaiacovo D 6' " 200 Jan 27, 983 Toronto, ON, CAN 7 Vladimir Sobotka L 5' 0" 97 Jul 2, 987 Trebic, CZE 9 Jay Bouwmeester D 6' 4" 22 Sep 27, 983 Edmonton, AB, CAN 20 Alexander Steen L 5' " 22 Mar, 984 Winnipeg, MB, CAN 2 Patrik Berglund C 6' 3" 27 Jun 2, 988 Västerås, SWE 22 Kevin Shattenkirk D 5' " 207 Jan 29, 989 New Rochelle, NY, USA 26 Dmitrij Jaskin R 6' 2" 96 Mar 23, 993 Omsk, RUS 27 Alex Pietrangelo D 6' 3" 20 Jan 8, 990 King City, ON, CAN 28 Ian Cole D 6' " 29 Feb 2, 989 Ann Arbor, MI, USA 29 Steve Ott C 6' 0" 89 Aug 9, 982 Summerside, PE, CAN 32 Chris Porter L 6' " 206 May 29, 984 Toronto, ON, CAN 33 Jordan Leopold D 6' " 206 Aug 3, 980 Golden Valley, MN, USA 37 Niklas Lundstrom G 6' " 94 Jan 0, 993 Varmdo, SWE 39 Ryan Miller G 6' 2" 68 Jul 7, 980 East Lansing, MI, USA 40 Maxim Lapierre C 6' 2" 25 Mar 29, 985 Saint-Léonard, QC, CAN 42 David Backes C 6' 3" 22 May, 984 Minneapolis, MN, USA 46 Roman Polak D 6' 0" 236 Apr 28, 986 Ostrava, CZE 56 Magnus Paajarvi L 6' 3" 208 Apr 2, 99 Norrkoping, SWE 74 T.J. Oshie R 5' " 89 Dec 23, 986 Everett, WA, USA 75 Ryan Reaves R 6' " 224 Jan 20, 987 Winnipeg, MB, CAN 79 Adam Cracknell R 6' 2" 20 Jul 5, 985 Prince Albert, SK, CAN 9 Vladimir Tarasenko R 6' 0" 29 Dec 3, 99 Yaroslavl, RUS 27 Players Total Avg: 6' 0" 205 Age: 28.0 Goal Streaks No active streaks Assist Streaks No active streaks Point Streaks No active streaks Chicago Blackhawks: Roster Active (25 Players) # Name Pos Ht. Wt. Born Birth Place 2 Duncan Keith D 6' " 200 Jul 6, 983 Winnipeg, MB, CAN 4 Niklas Hjalmarsson D 6' 3" 207 Jun 6, 987 Eksjo, SWE 5 David Rundblad D 6' 2" 95 Oct 8, 990 Lycksele, SWE 7 Brent Seabrook D 6' 3" 22 Apr 20, 985 Richmond, BC, CAN 8 Nick Leddy D 6' 0" 9 Mar 20, 99 Eden Prairie, MN, USA 0 Patrick Sharp L 6' " 99 Dec 27, 98 Winnipeg, MB, CAN Jeremy Morin R 6' " 92 Apr 6, 99 Auburn, NY, USA 2 Peter Regin C 6' 2" 90 Apr 6, 986 Herning, DNK 6 Marcus Kruger C 6' 0" 8 May 27, 990 Stockholm, SWE 7 Sheldon Brookbank D 6' " 202 Oct 3, 980 Lanigan, SK, CAN 9 Jonathan Toews C 6' 2" 208 Apr 29, 988 Winnipeg, MB, CAN 20 Brandon Saad L 6' " 202 Oct 27, 992 Pittsburgh, PA, USA 23 Kris Versteeg L 5' " 83 May 3, 986 Lethbridge, AB, CAN 26 Michal Handzus C 6' 5" 25 Mar, 977 Banská Bystrica, SVK 27 Johnny Oduya D 6' 0" 90 Oct, 98 Stockholm, SWE 28 Ben Smith R 5' " 207 Jul, 988 Winston-Salem, NC, USA 29 Bryan Bickell L 6' 4" 233 Mar 9, 986 Bowmanville, ON, CAN 3 Antti Raanta G 6' 0" 87 May 2, 989 Rauma, FIN 32 Michal Rozsival D 6' " 22 Sep 3, 978 Vlasim, CZE 42 Joakim Nordstrom C 6' " 60 Feb 25, 992 Stockholm, SWE 50 Corey Crawford G 6' 2" 208 Dec 3, 984 Montreal, QC, CAN 52 Brandon Bollig L 6' 2" 223 Jan 3, 987 St. Charles, MO, USA 65 Andrew Shaw C 5' 0" 80 Jul 20, 99 Belleville, ON, CAN 8 Marian Hossa R 6' " 20 Jan 2, 979 Stará Lubovna, SVK 88 Patrick Kane R 5' " 8 Nov 9, 988 Buffalo, NY, USA 25 Players Total Avg: 6' " 99 Age: 27.8 Injured Reserve List ( Players) 39 Nikolai Khabibulin G 6' " 208 Jan 3, 973 Sverdlovsk, RUS Goal Streaks No active streaks Assist Streaks No active streaks Point Streaks No active streaks

3 St. Louis Blues: Playoff Statistics Pos # Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW S % TOI/g FO% Hits Blks L 9 Jaden Schwartz : R 9 Vladimir Tarasenko : R 79 Adam Cracknell : L 20 Alexander Steen : D 22 Kevin Shattenkirk : L 32 Chris Porter : C 42 David Backes : C 40 Maxim Lapierre : C 2 Derek Roy : D 5 Barret Jackman : C 29 Steve Ott : D 9 Jay Bouwmeester : D 27 Alex Pietrangelo : D 33 Jordan Leopold : R 75 Ryan Reaves : L 7 Vladimir Sobotka : D 46 Roman Polak : L 0 Brenden Morrow : # Player GP Min GAA W L OT SO GA SVS SV% G A PIM 39 Ryan Miller Chicago Blackhawks: Playoff Statistics Pos # Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW S % TOI/g FO% Hits Blks D 7 Brent Seabrook : C 9 Jonathan Toews : R 88 Patrick Kane : D 27 Johnny Oduya : L 23 Kris Versteeg : D 8 Nick Leddy : L 20 Brandon Saad : C 6 Marcus Kruger : R 28 Ben Smith : L 52 Brandon Bollig : C 65 Andrew Shaw : D 4 Niklas Hjalmarsson : L 29 Bryan Bickell : D 2 Duncan Keith : L 0 Patrick Sharp : R 8 Marian Hossa : D 32 Michal Rozsival : C 26 Michal Handzus : # Player GP Min GAA W L OT SO GA SVS SV% G A PIM 50 Corey Crawford

4 Chicago St. Louis Blues Team Records Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues Last game: Thursday AT ST. LOUIS (4-3 L) Thursday VS CHICAGO (4-3 W) Next game: Monday VS ST. LOUIS Monday AT CHICAGO Overall record/streak: / Lost / Win / Undef Home record/streak: / Lost / Win / Undef Road record/streak: / Lost / Lost 0 -Goal Games: Goal Games Goal Games Scoring first Opponent scoring first Leading after period Trailing after period Tied after period Leading after 2 periods Trailing after 2 periods Tied after 2 periods OT Record - Playoffs: Outshooting opponent: Outshot by opponent: Even shots: Month by Month Record Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues W-L-OT Points W-L-OT Points October: November: December: January: February: March: April: Totals:

5 Chicago St. Louis Blues Situations Goals by Period 2 3 OT T Avg Chicago Blackhawks: ( 3.0 avg.) Opponents: ( 4.0 avg.) St. Louis Blues: ( 4.0 avg.) Opponents: ( 3.0 avg.) Shots by Period 2 3 OT T Avg Chicago Blackhawks: (42.0 avg.) Opponents: (52.0 avg.) St. Louis Blues: (52.0 avg.) Opponents: (42.0 avg.) Power Play Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues G Att % G Att % Overall: (T-9th NHL) (T-th NHL) Home: (T-6th NHL) Road: (T-4th NHL) SHORT HANDED GOALS ALLOWED (T-st NHL) 0 SHORT HANDED GOALS ALLOWED (T-st NHL) Penalty Killing Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues G Att % G Att % Overall: (T-st NHL) (T-7th NHL) Home: (T-4th NHL) Road: (T-st NHL) SHORT HANDED GOALS SCORED (T-4th NHL) 0 SHORT HANDED GOALS SCORED (T-4th NHL) Penalties Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues GP Min Avg./Rank GP Min Avg./Rank (T-5th NHL) (T-3th NHL) Goal Situations Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues For Against For Against 5 on 5: on 4: on 3: on 4: on 3: on 3: on 4: on 5: on 5: Empty Net: Penalty Shots: Total:

6 Chicago St. Louis Blues Situations Individual Leaders Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues Points: B. SEABROOK (2),J. TOEWS (2),J. ODUYA () A. STEEN (),A. CRACKNELL (),V. TARASENKO () Goals: J. ODUYA (),B. SEABROOK (),P. KANE () A. STEEN (),A. CRACKNELL (),V. TARASENKO () Assists: J. TOEWS (2),B. SEABROOK (),K. VERSTEEG () B. JACKMAN (),S. OTT (),D. ROY () PP Goals: B. SEABROOK () SH Goals: GW Goals: A. STEEN () 3+ Goals: PIM: P. SHARP (2),K. VERSTEEG (2),P. KANE (2) R. REAVES (4),B. JACKMAN (2),J. LEOPOLD (2) Shots: P. SHARP (6),P. KANE (6),M. HOSSA (4) C. PORTER (7),V. TARASENKO (7),A. STEEN (6) +/-: P. SHARP (+),B. SEABROOK (+),P. KANE (+) J. LEOPOLD (+),D. ROY (+),J. BOUWMEESTER (+) Power Play Chicago Blackhawks Player G A P Brent Seabrook 0 Kris Versteeg 0 Nick Leddy 0 St. Louis Blues Player G A P Short Handed Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues Player G A P Player G A P

7 Chicago Blackhawks St. Louis Blues (-0) Season Series St. Louis Blues Blackhawks Attend Goaltenders W. Goal Apr 7, ,423 Ryan Miller / Corey Crawford Alex Steen Blackhawks Head To Head Stats Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW EN S % Brent Seabrook Jonathan Toews Patrick Kane John Oduya Brandon Saad Kris Versteeg Nick Leddy Duncan Keith Andrew Shaw Bryan Bickell Niklas Hjalmarsson Michal Handzus Michal Rozsival Ben Smith Marian Hossa Patrick Sharp Marcus Kruger Brandon Bollig Goaltender GP Min GA GAA SO W L OT SA SV% Corey Crawford Power play - 6 (6.7%) Penalty Killing 4-4 (00%) Blues Head To Head Stats Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW EN S % Adam Cracknell Vladimir Tarasenko Alex Steen Jaden Schwartz David Backes Chris Porter Barret Jackman Steve Ott Kevin Shattenkirk Derek Roy Maxim Lapierre Roman Polak Brenden Morrow Vladimir Sobotka Jordan Leopold Ryan Reaves Alex Pietrangelo Jay Bouwmeester Goaltender GP Min GA GAA SO W L OT SA SV% Ryan Miller Power play 0-4 (0%) Penalty Killing 5-6 (83.3%)

8 St. Louis Blues: Media Notes *For Game Notes, League Stats and News Clips visit stlouisblues.com/media PLAYER PRONUNCIATIONS Alex Pietrangelo (puh-tran-geh-loh) Magnus Paajarvi (pay-yar-vee) Vladimir Sobotka (suh-boht-kah) Vladimir Tarasenko (tair-uh-sank-oh) Maxim Lapierre (la-pee-air, MAX-im) Jay Bouwmeester (BOH-mee-stuhr) Roman Polak (POH-lahk) Dmitrij Jaskin (dih-mee-tree, YASH-kihn SCOTTRADE CENTER WIRLESS Username: STCpress Password: INJURIES Patrik Berglund T.J. Oshie Total Man Games Lost: 58 RECENT TRANSACTIONS Apr. 7 - Assigned Keith Aucoin to Chicago Apr. 3 Assigned Sergey Andronov and Ty Rattie to Chicago Apr. 2 Recalled Sergey Andronov from Chicago GAME RECAP Blues, 4 vs. Blackhawks, 3 3 Stars:. Alexander Steen / 2. Vladimir Tarasenko / 3. Jaden Schwartz Blues lead series -0 Notes Alexander Steen scored the Round One, Game One overtime winner for the second consecutive postseason. Steen joins Brett Hull, Pierre Turgeon, Scott Young and Mark Reeds as the only Blues with two postseason overtime game-winning goals Adam Cracknell scored his first career playoff goal in his sixth career postseason game, breaking a 35-game NHL scoring drought (reg. + postseason) Vladimir Tarasenko returned from a 5-game absence, and logged his first career playoff goal. He has points in each of his last six games (3g, 4a), as well as a + rating over his last 2 games (reg. + postseason) After allowing three first period goals, Ryan Miller finished the game with 35 consecutive saves. He made 39 total saves on 42 shots, the fifth time he s fielded over 40 attempts in his postseason career Alex Pietrangelo led all skaters with 44:08 of total ice time, which was also almost nine minutes more than any other Blue. It was the fourth most minutes played in a postseason game in Blues history, behind only Al MacInnis (45:28) and Chris Pronger (5:0, 48:22) -- (TOI statistic dates back to season) The Blues logged 52 shots, marking their second-most ever in a playoff game. The franchise record came in a 60-shot effort vs. Colorado on May 6, 200 According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the 3OT contest marked just the 8th time in NHL history the opening game of a playoff series required three or more overtimes. The winner of Game went on to advance in all seven previous instances BLUES FACE BLACKHAWKS STL All-Time Playoff Series Numbers Wins GF PP%* PIM* *include numbers since 990 CHI The Blues and Blackhawks are facing each other in the postseason for the th time overall, and the first since the 2002 Conference Quarterfinals The Blues have won two consecutive playoff series vs. the Hawks, including 2002 (4-) and 993 (4-0). The Blues have won three of the 0 series overall, while each of their wins has come in five games or fewer (2002 / 993 / 988, 4-). Game-by-game, they are 9- in their last 0 postseason meetings dating back to their series in 993

9 The Blues have faced the Blackhawks more than any other team in their history as the two have met 29 times in the regular season and 342 times including postseason Of the 0 postseason meetings between the clubs only three have gone to six games or more, including a seven-game series in 990 (CHI won 4-3). Two of the series have been sweeps (CHI, 3-0 in 980 and STL, 4-0 in 993), four have gone to five games and one was a four-game set (CHI, 3-983) In overtime playoff games... the Blues are 5- all-time vs. CHI, including wins in all three multi-ot contests (2OT wins in 989 and 998). Overall, the Blues are all-time in postseason OT games, including a 22- mark at home Two of the most successful coaches in Blues history stand behind the benches in this series. In his 99-gm Blues career (reg. season), Ken Hitchcock is the franchise s all-time leader in pts% (.673) while he ranks 3rd on the all-time wins list (24). Current Hawks boss, Joel Quenneville earned a franchise-best 307 wins with the Blues from ( ), while he also led the club to six consecutive playoff appearances from STL Regular Season Series Wins GF Shots FO% PP% PP Goals Even Strength Goals PIM CHI Hot vs. CHI Jay Bouwmeester in last 6 Alex Pietrangelo in last 6 Patrik Berglund 4 points (2-2-4) in last 6 David Backes 6 points (2-4-6) in last 7 Alexander Steen 3 goals (3-0-3) in last 4 Jaden Schwartz 2-gm goal streak (2-0-2) Reg. Season History vs. CHI All-Time: at Home/on Road: / All-Time OT: at Home/on Road: -3-9 / 4-8- Last Time: Apr. 6, L All- Time Shootout: 5- at Home/on Road: 3-0 / 2- Last Shootout: Dec. 28, W NHL PLAYOFF NUMBERS (All percentages include stats dating back to 200- postseason) 56.4% - percentage of times the home team wins (53 of 27 total games) 28.4% - percentage of games that required overtime (77 total OT games) 5.9% - percentage of time the home team wins in overtime games (40-37) 6.6% - percentage of games that featured 5 or more total goals (67 total games) 56.4% - percentage of games decided by one-goal (53 total one-goal games) 27.4% - percentage of goals scored on special teams (ppg, 348 shg, 39,4 total goals) 7.2% - percent of the time the team to score first has won the game (93 of 27 games) 2 of 3 Stanley Cup winners since 2000 have been top 4 seeds 997 and the last time a team repeated as champion (Detroit) During last year s postseason, teams that won the regular season series won three of the seven matchups in the East bracket and all seven in the West Of the last five Stanley Cup champions, four of the five finished the postseason with a top five penalty killing unit (only exception was BOS in 20, 6th), while only one finished with a top five power play (CHI, 5th in 200)

10 BLUES REGULAR SEASON TEAM NOTES The Blues set a franchise record with 52 wins this season. The previous mark of 5 was set by the Presidents Trophy-winning club. This season is the 6th 00-point campaign in franchise history, while the club holds the high-water mark at 4 points The Blues qualified for the playoffs for the third consecutive year after missing the postseason in five of the previous six seasons. Overall, it is their 38th postseason appearance, which includes an NHL-record 25 straight from The franchise appeared in the Stanley Cup finals in each of its first three years of existence (968-70), while they ve made six trips to the conference finals (Stanley Cup semi-finals) In one-goal games The Blues set a franchise-record with 24 wins (24-5-7, stat tracked since ), and ranked 3rd overall in that category during the regular season. That experience could prove to be significant in the postseason if you consider that in the postseason, for example, 57% (49/86) of the games were decided by one goal The PK finished 2nd overall at 85.7%. With Associate Coach Brad Shaw managing the unit, the Blues PK has been top 0 in six of the last seven seasons including first overall in (86.8%) The Blues had 5 different 20-goal scorers (Oshie, Steen, Backes, Schwartz, Tarasenko) for the first time since equaling that total in They also had five 50-point scorers (Oshie, Steen, Backes, Schwartz, Pietrangelo) for the first time since , when they had six Alexander Steen became the first Blue with at least 33 goals since Brad Boyes equaled that total in In addition, he and T.J. Oshie were the Blues first 60-point teammates since Boyes (65) and Paul Kariya (65) in Alex Pietrangelo tied a career high with 5 points (8-43-5) this season, the second time he broke the 50-point plateau in his five full NHL seasons. Before Pietrangelo, the most recent pair of 50-point seasons by a Blues defenseman came from Al MacInnis in (68) and (54) Jaden Schwartz became the fourth youngest Blue to post a 25-goal season. Youngest Blues with 25-Goal Season (based on age at start of the season). Rod Brind Amour (9, 84 days) 26G, Doug Gilmour (20, 29 days) 25G, Wayne Babych (20, 48 days) 27G, Jaden Schwartz (2, 90 days) 25G, 204 BLUES REGULAR SEASON TEAM NUMBERS/RANKS Ranks -G/G: 2.92 (t-6th) -GA/G: 2.29 (3rd) -PP%: 9.8 (7th) -PK%: 85.7 (2nd) -S/G: 29.3 (22nd) -SA/G: 26.4 (3rd) Goal Differentials by Period (Rank) st: +5 (3th) 2nd: +22 (3rd,. ANA, +34) 3rd: +25 (2nd,. BOS, +48) Overall: +5 (3rd,. BOS, +87 ) Records -In One-Goal Games: (.667, 3rd) -When Scoring on PP: (56 PPG, t-4th) -Not Allowing PPG: Scoring 3 or more: Scoring st: (t-st in wins with BOS) -Leading after st: (4th in win%) Even Strength Play Goals: 77 (t-6th,. ANA, 209) Goal Diff: +37 (5th,. BOS, +77) 4 on 4: 9 goals (t-4th,. EDM, 2)

11 On the Road G/G: 2.54 (7th) Goal Diff: +2 (t-2nd,. BOS, +25) Ev. Str Goal Diff: +3 (7th,. ANA, +25) PP%: 20.6% (8th,. PHI, 25.2%) PK%: 87.8% (st) Vs. the West Rec: G/G: 2.86 (8th,. ANA, 3.24) Goal Diff: +25 (3rd,. ANA, +35) Ev. Str. Goal Diff: + (7th,. ANA/CHI, +3) At Home G/G: 3.29 (3rd,. ANA/CHI, 3.4) Goal Diff: +39 (t-5th,. BOS, +62) Ev. Str Goal Diff: +34 (4th,. BOS, +59) PP%: 9.% (th) PK%: 83.4% (2th) Vs. the Central Rec: G/G: 2.93 (5th,. COL, 3.8) Goal Diff: +20 (st) Ev. Str. Goal Diff: +9 (4th,. COL, +9) HITCHCOCK S PLACE IN HISTORY -Ken Hitchcock is a member of the NHL s 600-win club, a 2-member group that includes 5 other coaches that have served behind the Blues bench (Scotty Bowman, Al Arbour, Mike Keenan, Joel Quenneville, Jacques Martin) Most Playoff Wins, All-Time. Scotty Bowman, Joel Quenneville, Mike Babcock, 78. Ken Hitchcock, 73. Darryl Sutter All-Time Reg. Season Wins List. Scotty Bowman,, Joel Quenneville, Mike Keenan, Ken Hitchcock, 657 Most Reg. Season Wins, Blues History. Joel Quenneville, Brian Sutter, Ken Hitchcock, 24

12 St. Louis Blues: Game By Game Summary * = Overtime, ** = Shootout, + = Sellout # Date Team W-L-OT Record GF-GA Scorers W Goal PP PK SF-SA W-L Gltdr. Attend. 04/7/204 Chicago Blackhawks W* ,9,9, / /9/204 Chicago Blackhawks 3 Chicago Blackhawks 4 Chicago Blackhawks 5 04/25/204 Chicago Blackhawks 6 Chicago Blackhawks 7 04/29/204 Chicago Blackhawks

13 St. Louis Blues: Player Game By Game Summary Skaters: Goals-Assists (Game Winning or Game Tying), Shots / (+/-), TOI Goalies: Goals Allowed/Shots, Decision, Minutes Played

14 St. Louis Blues: Head Coach and Player Bios Head Coach: Ken Hitchcock Hitchcock, 62, was named the 24th head coach in Blues history on Nov. 7, 20, and has led the club to three straight postseason appearances, including a franchise-best 52 win campaing this season. In 20-2, he led the Blues to the their second best season ever and their first division title since 2000 en route to becoming the NHL's 202 Jack Adams Award winner, the fourth coach in Blues history to recieve the honor. Hitchcock has also coached in Dallas, Philadelphia and Columbus. He currently ranks 3rd among active coaches in games behind the bench and 2nd in wins including becoming the th coach in NHL history to earn 600 wins on Apr. 6, 203. Hitchcock has guided his teams to seven division titles including winning the 999 Stanley Cup with the Dallas Stars. Hitchcock also served as an asst. coach for Team Canada when they won Gold at the 2002, 200 and 204 Winter Olympics. NHL Rec: / Playoff Rec: Blues Rec: / Playoff Rec: 7-9 #: Brian Elliott (G) 6' 2", 209 lbs. / Apr 9, 985 (29 years) Drafted: Ottawa's 9th round pick, 29st overall, in 2003 Acquired: Signed as free agent on July, 20 7th NHL / 3rd STL Season Last Win: APR 3, 204 vs BUFFALO (2) Last SO: MAR 23, PITTSBURGH (3) Playoff Highs: Shots Saves - - GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 93GP / /.927 SV% /.87 GAA / 6 SO Reg. Season Stats: Home: 0--0 /.98 SV% / 2.07 GAA Road: /.926 SV% /.87 GAA Postseason: 0GP / 0-0 /.000 SV% / 0.00 GAA / 0 SO -During the reg. season, ranked 2nd in gaa (.96), th in sv% (.922) and shared th in shutouts (4) -Tied Glenn Hall for second on the all-time franchise list with his 6th shutout on Sunday in PIT -Made a season-high 34 saves vs. DAL on Nov Named NHL's 2nd Star for week ending Jan. 5 -Along with Jaroslav Halak, earned the 202 Jennings Trophy, the second in Blues history -As a tandem in 20-2, Elliott and Jaroslav Halak set a franchise record and tied a modern day NHL record for combined shutouts (5)...Became the first tandem in NHL history to each record at least 6 SO and the first in Blues history to each record 20 wins #37: Niklas Lundstrom (G) 6' ", 94 lbs. / Jan 0, 993 (2 years and 3 months) Acquired: Blues' fifth round pick, 32nd overall, in 20 st NHL / st STL Season Last Win: - Last SO: - Playoff Highs: Shots Saves - - Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 0GP / /.000 SV% / 0.00 GAA / 0 SO Season Stats: Home: /.000 SV% / 0.00 GAA Road: /.00 SV% / 0.00 GAA Postseason: 0GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -This season, went 7-4-0, including a.894 sv% and a 2.86 gaa with Sodertalje SK (Swe-) GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp

15 #39: Ryan Miller (G) 6' 2", 68 lbs. / Jul 7, 980 (33 years and 9 months) Drafted: Buffalo's fifth round pick, 38th overall, in 999 Acquired: Feb. 28, 204 from Buffalo along with Steve Ott in exchange for Jaroslav Halak, Chris Stewart, William Carrier, a first-round pick in 205 and a third-round pick in 206 th NHL / st STL Season Last Win: APR, 204 vs PHILADELPHIA (5) Last SO: APR, 204 vs PHILADELPHIA (5) Playoff Highs: Shots Saves /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 9GP / 0-8- /.903 SV% / 2.47 GAA / SO Season Stats: Home: /.97 SV% / 2.52 GAA Road: /.920 SV% / 2.79 GAA Postseason: GP / -0-0 /.929 SV% /.80 GAA / 0 SO -Made 39 saves in Game One, improving to in his postseason career, including 8-6 in overtime -Posted first SO as a Blue on Apr. vs. PHI, making 3 saves...made 37 saves on Apr. at DAL, his most as a Blue -Became first Blues goalie to win each of first four starts since Brian Elliott in Among active goalies, ranks 7th in career wins (294), shares 9th in sv% (.95) and 2th in shutouts (29) (reg. season) -2-time All-Star (2007 and 200) and 200 Vezina Trophy winner -2-time Olympian (200 and 204) including earning the Silver Medal in 200 in Vancouver #5: Barret Jackman (D) 6' 0", 203 lbs. / Mar 5, 98 (33 years and month) JAK-man Drafted: Blues' first round pick, 7th overall, in 999 2th NHL / 2th STL Season Last Goal: JAN 20, DETROIT (32) Last Assist: MAR 25, TORONTO (8) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 723GP, , 979 PIM Season Stats: Home: 39GP, Road: 4GP, Postseason: GP, 0--, 2 PIM -Longest tenured STL athlete -Tied for the plus/minus lead among Blues defensemen in each of the past two seasons -His three goals last season matched his combined total from the previous three seasons -Blues' all-time leader in games played among defensemen...ranks 4th overall -Became the only Calder Trophy winner in franchise history in 2003 #9: Jaden Schwartz (L) 5' 0", 90 lbs. / Jun 25, 992 (2 years and 9 months) Drafted: Blues' first round pick, 4th overall, in 200 3rd NHL / 3rd STL Season Last Goal: APR 0, MINNESOTA (2) Last Assist: APR 3, 204 vs BUFFALO (6) Playoffs -0-0 Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 32GP, , 29 PIM Season Stats: Home: 40GP, Road: 40GP, Postseason: GP, -0-, 0 PIM -Scored his first career postseason goal in Game One +28 reg. season rating tied for 9th among forwards...shared 5th overall with 3 shorthanded goals -From Nov. 9 - Dec. 2, became youngest Blue with points in at least 7 straight games since Rod Brind'Amour (20) had an 8-gm stretch in 990 -Became first Blue since Kelly Chase in Apr. 998 to record a Gordie Howe hat trick on Oct. 5 vs. FLA (-2-3, 5 PIM)...3 pts was a career high -Became 3th player in Blues history to score in NHL debut on 3/7 at TBL...3rd player to score in first 2 NHL games -Named Captain of Team Canada for the 202 World Juniors (2-3-5 in 6gp, won the Bronze)

16 #0: Brenden Morrow (L) 6' 0", 205 lbs. / Jan 6, 979 (35 years and 3 months) Drafted: Dallas' first round pick, 25th overall, in 997 Acquired: Signed as a free agent on Sept. 23, 203 st NHL / st STL Season Last Goal: APR 3, 204 vs BUFFALO (3) Last Assist: APR 6, CHICAGO () Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp :36 4-4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 7GP, , 76 PIM Season Stats: Home: 37GP, Road: 34GP, Postseason: GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -Appeared in 900th career game on Feb. 6 vs. BOS -Logged 4 pts in 5 games after being acquired by PIT at least season's trade deadline -Served as Dallas Stars captain from Earned the Gold Medal with Canada at the 200 Winter Olympics #2: Derek Roy (C) 5' 9", 84 lbs. / May 4, 983 (30 years and months) Drafted: Buffalo's second round pick, 32nd overall, in 200 Acquired: Signed as a free agent on July, 203 0th NHL / st STL Season Last Goal: FEB 8, 204 vs WINNIPEG (20) Last Assist: MAR 7, 204 vs WINNIPEG (0) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 75GP, , 30 PIM Season Stats: Home: 40GP, Road: 36GP, Postseason: GP, 0--, 0 PIM -In the regular season, ranks 24th in goals (77) and 9th in pts (492) among centers since entering the league in (reg. season) -Appreared in his 600th career NHL game on Oct. 26 at NSH -4-time 20+ goal-scorer including a 32-goal campaign in Averaged over a half a point per game in eight straight seasons #3: Carlo Colaiacovo (D) 6' ", 200 lbs. / Jan 27, 983 (3 years and 2 months) Drafted: Toronto's st round pick (7th overall) in 200 Acquired: Signed as a free agent on Nov. 4, 203 th NHL / 5th STL Season Last Goal: MAR 9, MINNESOTA () Last Assist: MAR 27, 204 vs MINNESOTA (7) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 284GP, 9-9-0, 52 PIM Season Stats: Home: 9GP, Road: 6GP, Postseason: 0GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -Scored his first goal of the reg. season on Mar. 9 at MIN, breaking a 43-game drought -Spent last season with the Detroit organization -Appeared in 400th career NHL game on Apr. at DAL -Previoulsy spent 4+ years with the Blues from

17 #7: Vladimir Sobotka (L) 5' 0", 97 lbs. / Jul 2, 987 (26 years and 9 months) Drafted: Boston's fourth round pick, 06th overall, in 2005 Acquired: June 26, 200 from Boston in exchange for the rights to David Warsofsky 7th NHL / 4th STL Season Last Goal: APR 6, CHICAGO (2) Last Assist: APR 0, MINNESOTA Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 247GP, , 28 PIM Season Stats: Home: 30GP, Road: 3GP, Postseason: GP, 0-0-0, 2 PIM -Led all players during the reg. season with a 6.9% win rate on faceoffs -Posted a reg. season career high 3 pts this season -7 goals over the past two seasons surpasses his total from the previous 3 campaigns -Sobotka s 56.5% f/o success rate in tied Mike Eastwood for the best single-season mark by a Blue since that stat began tracking in 997 (atleast 500 FO taken) -Logged first career hat trick last season on 3/9 vs. SJS #9: Jay Bouwmeester (D) 6' 4", 22 lbs. / Sep 27, 983 (30 years and 6 months) Drafted: Florida's first round pick, 3rd overall, in 2002 Acquired: From Calgary in exchange for Mark Cundari, the rights to Reto Berra and a conditional st round pick and conditional 4th round pick in the 203 Entry Draft th NHL / 2nd STL Season Last Goal: JAN 20, DETROIT (34) Last Assist: APR 6, CHICAGO (4) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 96GP, , 26 PIM Season Stats: Home: 4GP, Road: 4GP, Postseason: GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -During the reg. season, shared 29th in points, 7th in assists and 5th in plus/minus among all defensemen -Currently the leading Iron Man in major pro sports with 77 consecutive games played (reg. season) -Appeared in 800th career game on Dec. 23 at CGY -2-time NHL All-Star (2007, 2009) and named to the NHL All-Rookie Team -Earned Gold Medal with Canada at 204 Olympics #20: Alexander Steen (L) 5' ", 22 lbs. / Mar, 984 (30 years and month) Drafted: Toronto's first round pick, 24th overall, in 2002 Acquired: Nov. 24, 2008 from Toronto (w/ Carlo Colaiacovo) in exchange for Lee Stempniak 9th NHL / 6th STL Season Last Goal: MAR 29, 204 vs DALLAS (5) Last Assist: APR 0, MINNESOTA (2) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp :33 6-4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 352GP, , 66 PIM Season Stats: Home: 34GP, Road: 34GP, Postseason: GP, -0-, 0 PIM -His OT GWG in Game One gave him two such goals for his Blues career, joining Brett Hull, Pierre Turgeon and Scott Young for the all-time franchise lead -During the reg. season, shared th overall with a career-best 33 goals and t-3rd with a career-high 9 GWG this season -Became 2nd fastest Blue to reach 20 goals in a season (20g, 24 games)...brett Hull scored 20 in 20 in Became st player to score a goal in each one of his team's first 0 wins of a season since Eric Lindros in (from FS MW) Became just the 5th different player since 992 with 2 or more goals in team's st games (Mario Lemieux, Simon Gagne, Scott Young, Kevin Stevens) -Earned the Silver Medal with Sweden at the 204 Olympics

18 #2: Patrik Berglund (C) 6' 3", 27 lbs. / Jun 2, 988 (25 years and 0 months) Drafted: Blues' first round pick, 25th overall, in th NHL / 6th STL Season Last Goal: MAR 5, NASHVILLE (4) Last Assist: MAR 25, TORONTO (9) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 436GP, , 38 PIM Season Stats: Home: 40GP, Road: 38GP, Postseason: 0GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -During the reg. season, posted a career high 42 takeaways this season -Currently a +0, his best mark since a +9 rating during his rookie season in Led the NHL in shooting% (23.0) during reg. season...his 23% success rate was the highest by a Blue in a single season since Paul MacLean's 24.% in Ranked 2nd on the team with 7 goals and tied for st with 3 GWG last season...ranked 2nd on the team with 5 PPG last season -Earned Silver Medal with Sweden at 204 Olympics #22: Kevin Shattenkirk (D) 5' ", 207 lbs. / Jan 29, 989 (25 years and 2 months) Drafted: Colorado's first round pick, 4th overall, in 2007 Acquired: Feb. 9, 20 from Colorado along with Chris Stewart and a conditional 2nd round pick in the 20 Entry Draft in exchange for Erik Johnson, Jay McClement and a conditional st round pick in 20 Entry Draft 4th NHL / 4th STL Season Last Goal: APR 0, MINNESOTA (2) Last Assist: MAR 29, 204 vs DALLAS (8) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 236GP, , 34 PIM Season Stats: Home: 40GP, Road: 4GP, Postseason: GP, 0--, 0 PIM -During the reg. season, ranked 3th in points, including a career high 0 goals...led all d-men with 7 road PPG -Scored a career-high 5 GWG this season, becoming the 4th d-man in club history with at least as many GWG in a single season (Brian Benning, Al MacInnis, Alex Pietrangelo) -26 points came on the PP this reg. season, which shared 4th among all d-men -In 20-2, along with Alex Pietrangelo, became the 4th set of d-men in Blues history to each record 40+ pts in the same season (MacInnis/Pronger, MacInnis/Steve Duchesne, Jeff Brown/Scott Stevens) -9-game pt streak in 200- was just the second time in NHL history a rookie d-man has compiled a pt streak of 9 or more games (Barry Beck ) #26: Dmitrij Jaskin (R) 6' 2", 96 lbs. / Mar 23, 993 (2 years) Drafted: Blues' second round pick, 4st overall, in 20 2nd NHL / 2nd STL Season Last Goal: DEC 28, 203 vs CHICAGO (6) Last Assist: FEB 6, 204 vs BOSTON () Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 2GP, --2, 8 PIM Season Stats: Home: 9GP, --2 Road: 9GP, Postseason: 0GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -Scored first career NHL goal on Dec. 28 vs. CHI -Made season debut on 2/23 at CGY -Logged 29 points (4 goals, 5 assists) in 42 games with Chicago (AHL) this season -Made NHL debut on 4/6 vs. VAN

19 #27: Alex Pietrangelo (D) 6' 3", 20 lbs. / Jan 8, 990 (24 years and 3 months) Drafted: Blues' first round pick, 4th overall, in th NHL / 6th STL Season Last Goal: MAR 3, 204 vs EDMONTON (5) Last Assist: APR 6, CHICAGO (3) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 305GP, , 05 PIM Season Stats: Home: 40GP, Road: 4GP, Postseason: GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -Played 44:08 in Game One, the 4th most minutes played in a postseason game in Blues history, behind only Al MacInnis (45:28) and Chris Pronger (5:0, 48:22) -- stat dates back to season -During the reg. season, ranked 8th League-wide playing 25:2 per game...shared 8th in points among all d-men -This season, became the first d-man in Blues history to record 40 or more points in each of his first three full NHL seasons -In 20-2, along with Kevin Shattenkirk, became the 4th set of d-men in Blues history to each record 40+ pts in the same season (MacInnis/Pronger, MacInnis/Steve Duchesne, Jeff Brown/Scott Stevens) -In 20-2 became the 2nd d-man in Blues history (Al MacInnis) to log 6 GWG and 6 PPG in the same season -Earned Gold Medal with Canada at 204 Olympics #28: Ian Cole (D) 6' ", 29 lbs. / Feb 2, 989 (25 years and month) Drafted: Blues' first round pick, 8th overall, in th NHL / 4th STL Season Last Goal: MAR 6, NASHVILLE (8) Last Assist: MAR 7, 204 vs WINNIPEG (3) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 3GP, , 98 PIM Season Stats: Home: 24GP, Road: 22GP, Postseason: 0GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -During the reg. season, posted a career-high +5 raing in 46 games...single-game career high +3 mark on Jan. 9 at CGY -Blocked a Blues reg. season high 9 shots on Jan. 2 vs. LAK -Last season, appeared in 5 games with the Blues (0--) and 34 games with Peoria (AHL) (3--4) -Registered his first two NHL points including his first career goal, 3/9/ at CBJ #29: Steve Ott (C) 6' 0", 89 lbs. / Aug 9, 982 (3 years and 8 months) Drafted: Dallas' first round pick, 25th overall, in 2000 Acquired: Feb. 28, 204 from Buffalo along with Ryan Miller in exchange for Jaroslav Halak, Chris Stewart, William Carrier, a first-round pick in 205 and a third-round pick in 206 th NHL / st STL Season Last Goal: FEB 3, 204 vs EDMONTON (27) Last Assist: APR 8, 204 vs WASHINGTON (3) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 23GP, 0-3-3, 37 PIM Season Stats: Home: 44GP, Road: 38GP, Postseason: GP, 0--, 0 PIM -Posted his 6th career playoff point, assisting on Alexander Steen's GWG in the third OT of Game One -During the reg. season, ranked 5th overall with 244 hits -Led Buffalo forwards, averaging 9:42 of ice time per game this reg. season in 59 games with Buffalo this season -Ranks 8th among active skaters with,355 career penalty minutes

20 #32: Chris Porter (L) 6' ", 206 lbs. / May 29, 984 (29 years and 0 months) Drafted: Chicago's ninth round pick, 282nd overall, in 2003 Acquired: Signed as a free agent on Aug. 2, th NHL / 5th STL Season Last Goal: APR 7, DETROIT (33) Last Assist: DEC 28, 203 vs CHICAGO (5) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 49GP, , 27 PIM Season Stats: Home: 9GP, 0-- Road: 3GP, Postseason: GP, 0--, 0 PIM -Plus or even rating in 32 of last 37 NHL reg. season games (even) -Landed 65 hits in his 22 NHL appearances this reg. season -Recorded 8 points (7--8) and 37 PIM in 38 games with the Chicago Wolves (AHL) this season -Last year, set an NHL career high with 8 pts (2-6-8) and a +5 rating in 29 games with the Blues #33: Jordan Leopold (D) 6' ", 206 lbs. / Aug 3, 980 (33 years and 8 months) Drafted: Anaheim's second round pick, 44th overall, in 999 Acquired: From Buffalo in exchange for a second round pick and a conditional fifth round pick in the 203 Entry Draft th NHL / 2nd STL Season Last Goal: FEB 4, 204 vs OTTAWA (5) Last Assist: JAN 9, CALGARY () Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 42GP, -7-8, 6 PIM Season Stats: Home: 6GP, -2-3 Road: GP, Postseason: GP, 0-0-0, 2 PIM -Blues have posted a reg. season mark with him in the lineup -Broke a 38-gm goal drought with his first as a Blue on Feb. 4 vs. OTT -Last season wtih BUF, ranked 2nd on team in overall TOI/G (2:08), 3rd in SH TOI/G and 7th in PP TOI/G #40: Maxim Lapierre (C) 6' 2", 25 lbs. / Mar 29, 985 (29 years) Drafted: Montreal's second round pick, 6st overall, in 2003 Acquired: Signed as a free agent on July 5, 203 9th NHL / st STL Season Last Goal: APR 8, 204 vs WASHINGTON (3) Last Assist: MAR 3, 204 vs EDMONTON (5) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 7GP, 9-6-5, 78 PIM Season Stats: Home: 34GP, Road: 35GP, Postseason: GP, 0--, 0 PIM -Served 500th career PIM on Dec. 3 at MIN -Ranked 5th on VAN with 45 PIM and 50.6% f/o win percentage last season -Avg. 2:36 of ice time per game last season, his most since

21 #42: David Backes (C) 6' 3", 22 lbs. / May, 984 (29 years and months) Back-es Drafted: Blues' second round pick, 62nd overall, in th NHL / 8th STL Season Last Goal: MAR 25, TORONTO (7) Last Assist: APR 6, CHICAGO () Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp :33 7-4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 568GP, , 782PIM Season Stats: Home: 38GP, Road: 37GP, Postseason: GP, 0--, 2 PIM -Recorded his second career hat trick on Mar. 25 in TOR...set a new career high with 5 GWG this reg. season -During the reg. season, ranked 3rd overall with 273 hits...it is the 6th time he has reached 200 hits in a single-season - of 4 players since with over,000 hits and 200 pts (Alex Ovechkin, Ryan Callahan, Dustin Brown) -Served his 700th career PIM on Nov. 23 vs. DAL, becoming the 2th Blue in club history to reach that plateau #46: Roman Polak (D) 6' 0", 236 lbs. / Apr 28, 986 (27 years and months) POH-lahk Drafted: Blues' sixth round pick, 80th overall, in th NHL / 8th STL Season Last Goal: MAR, 204 vs DALLAS (7) Last Assist: MAR 27, 204 vs MINNESOTA (9) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp :35 2-4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 424GP, , 320 PIM Season Stats: Home: 38GP, Road: 34GP, Postseason: GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -Leads the Blues' defense with 5 hits and tied a season high for the second time with 4 goals this reg. season -Tied a career high for the second time with 5 SOG on Jan. 20 in DET -The Blues are when Polak tallies a point in a reg. season game over his career -Dressed in his 400th career game on Feb. 26 in VAN...served his 300th career PIM on Mar. 22 at PHI -Finished first in the Blues' training camp fitness testing for the second straight season #56: Magnus Paajarvi (L) 6' 3", 208 lbs. / Apr 2, 99 (23 years) Drafted: Edmonton's first round pick, 0th overall, in 2009 Acquired: From Edmonton along with a second round pick in exchange for David Perron on July 0, 203 4th NHL / st STL Season Last Goal: MAR 6, NASHVILLE (4) Last Assist: MAR 3, 204 vs EDMONTON () Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Sesason Career as a Blue: 55GP, 6-6-2, 6 PIM Season Stats: Home: 25GP, -5-6 Road: 30GP, Postseason: 0GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -Made his Blues debut on Oct. 7 at CHI -Logged 6 pts (9-7-6) with EDM and 20 pts (4-6-20) in 38 games with OKC (AHL) last season -Ranked 0th among rookies with 5 goals in 200-

22 #74: T.J. Oshie (R) 5' ", 89 lbs. / Dec 23, 986 (27 years and 3 months) Drafted: Blues' first round pick, 24th overall, in th NHL / 6th STL Season Last Goal: MAR 27, 204 vs MINNESOTA (7) Last Assist: MAR 25, TORONTO (8) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 37GP, , 88 PIM Season Stats: Home: 39GP, Road: 40GP, Postseason: 0GP, 0-0-0, 0 PIM -Logged his first career hat trick on Mar. 27 vs. MIN...Named the NHL's 3rd Star for week ending Mar. 30 -Set a career high with 4 pts (assists) on Nov. 4 vs. COL -Led the NHL with 9 shootout goals this season while his 4 career GDG are just one shy of Sidney Crosby and Frans Nielsen for the NHL lead -Converted on his first career penalty shot on Jan. 6 vs. LA (vs. Jonathan Quick) -Has logged at least one shorthanded goal, one GWG and one power play goal in each of his 6 NHL seasons #75: Ryan Reaves (R) 6' ", 224 lbs. / Jan 20, 987 (27 years and 2 months) Drafted: Blues' fifth round pick, 56th overall, in th NHL / 4th STL Season Last Goal: NOV 9, 203 vs PITTSBURGH (48) Last Assist: APR 8, 204 vs WASHINGTON (3) Playoffs Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 95GP, --22, 407 PIM Season Stats: Home: 33GP, Road: 30GP, Postseason: GP, 0-0-0, 4 PIM -During the reg. season, ranked 2nd on the team with 209 hits and st with 26 PIM this reg. season season -Last season, led the Blues with 79 PIM and ranked 2nd with 35 hits -Set a career high with eight points this season #79: Adam Cracknell (R) 6' 2", 20 lbs. / Jul 5, 985 (28 years and 9 months) Drafted: Calgary's ninth round pick, 279th overall, in 2004 Acquired: Signed as a free agent on July 23, th NHL / 4th STL Season Last Goal: APR 4, CHICAGO (30) Last Assist: DEC 23, CALGARY (6) Playoffs -0-0 Career Playoffs Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI 4/7 vs. CHI Reg. Season Career as a Blue: 65GP, 6-0-6, 0 PIM Season Stats: Home: 8GP, 0-- Road: GP, Postseason: GP, -0-, 0 PIM -Broke a 35-game NHL scoring drought with his first career postseason goal in Game One -Recorded a plus or even rating in 3 of last 34 NHL reg. season games (+4 overall) -Posted 25 points (2-3-26) in 28 games with Chicago (AHL) this season -Last season, ranked 3rd on Peoria (AHL) with 33 pts...posted six pts (2-4-6) in 20 games with the Blues -Posted an NHL career-high +3 rating last season