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The streak is 123 minutes, 50 seconds—and counting. That"s how long it"s been since the Blues scored a goal on home ice. They were shut out for the second straight time Saturday in a 4-0 loss to Florida despite outshooting the Panthers 34-27. "Whatever it is, we have to put pucks in," forward Brad Boyes said. "Enough is enough here ... the way things are going, at home, we"re not playing tough. I don"t have the answers, but we"ve got to keep going forward." Including Thursday"s 2-0 shutout loss Phoenix, the Blues have combined for 66 shots and have nothing to show for it. "Thirty-two shots on Thursday and 34 more tonight, so it"s 66 bids at goals and we get zero out of it," center David Backes said.

Saturday"s Three Stars: Pavelec stops 50; Tambellini"s trick is treat
No. 1 Star: Ondrej Pavelec, Atlanta Thrashers If Kari Lehtonen thought his gig as Atlanta's No.

Vokoun makes 34 saves in shutout of Blues
Tomas Vokoun certainly felt comfortable facing the St. Louis Blues tickets. Vokoun stopped 34 shots for his 32nd NHL shutout, Nathan Horton had a goal and an assist and the Florida Panthers beat St. Louis 4-0 on Saturday night. "I felt good," said Vokoun, who picked up his second win of the season and first since Oct.

Thursday"s Three Stars: Bryz wins again; seen Stamkos"s goal?
No. 1 Star: Ilya Bryzgalov, Phoenix Coyotes After giving up eight goals in the last two starts (and getting...

Bryzgalov makes 32 saves, Coyotes blank Blues
Ilya Bryzgalov and the resurgent Phoenix Coyotes pushed aside the St. Louis Blues tickets for their sixth victory in eight games. Bryzgalov made 32 saves for his NHL-leading third shutout of the season, and Daniel Winnik and Taylor Pyatt scored in Phoenix's 2-0 victory Thursday night. At 8-4-0, the Coyotes are off to their best 12-game start since going 9-1-2 in 2000-01.

Blues" Brewer makes surprise return to lineup
St. Louis captain Eric Brewer made a surprise return to the Blues' lineup Thursday night against the Phoenix Coyotes. The defenseman had not played since Dec. 11 after having back surgery twice to repair a sciatic nerve that at one point was thought to be career threatening. He also had minor knee surgery last month.