Noted - A St. Louis Blues Podcast

The blues go down to the Jackets in a disappointing tilt. The guys fought hard in the third but it wasn't enough to overcome the 2-goal deficit. The Noted hosts jump on to break it down.

The Blues dominated the Ducks on Cam Fowler's 1000th game, 6-2 final. The Noted boys jump on to talk about the utter brilliance of the Blues in this tilt.

The Blues played a great game, but go down to the Wild 6-4 in a wacky one. The refs were certifiably awful and Binnington wasn't at his best but the boys showed fight and just could hold on for the points. Next shift.

In a thrilling loss, the Blues battled back against the Blue Jackets but dug too big a hole to climb out of. They go down 6-5 but showed a lot of fight. The boys join in with a special guest to break it down.

The boys join in to talk about the Blues nationally televised dismantling of the Blackhawks at Wringley Field and then come home to take care of business against the Sens in a rubber match.

On this episode of Noted, Jake Shanas is in Chicago ahead of the Winter Classic with his Dad. So, we interviewed St. Louis Blues lifer and Jake's Dad, Dr. Michael Shanas, who joins in to talk about his memories of the Blues over the years and share stories about the legends of the game he was able to witness.

The Blues score a touchdown and takedown their central division rivals 7-4 in an old fashioned, western-style shootout. Hofer gets the win and Cam Fowler scores his first goal as a blue. The boys are buzzing.

The blues go into Detroit and come out with a W. Dylan Holloway puts on a show for his first career hat trick and the Blues send their fans into the holidays with a gift of a game.

The blues lose back to back games against the Florida teams in two tilts the boys really gave a lot of effort and didn't deserve the losses. As it stands, we're in on three-game losing streak needing to turn it around quickly to maintain playoff contention.

In an off night for the blues and the boys on the pod, everyone takes an L tonight as the Blues get completely outplayed by the visiting Devils and the podcast hosts grind out a pretty lackluster shift on the mic. In a frustrating tilt, Brendan, Jake and Feldman are at a bit of a loss describing what happened.