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The Blues were on top of the world when the NHL season started, winning nine of their first 12 games while shutting out four opponents.More recently, the team has won just Concord C1 Chronograph CC-2 of its last 11 games, 13 of its last 36 and now wallows in the cellar of the Western Conference, a postseason castaway.So when St. Louis takes the surface at Calgary's Scotiabank Saddledome tonight, you won't need a program to determine what the visiting personnel have Concord C1 Chronograph CC-3 an identity -- they have the Blues.The Blues (22-19-7) will play the Flames (23-21-6) before the recess bell rings for the All-Star game in Raleigh, N.C. You're familiar with the Flames, one of the trumpeted disappointments of the NHL this season, a club many have speculated might be torn down and sold for scrap.

You know, the pitiful Flames who are now one point ahead of the Blues in the Western Conference standings. Those Flames.Crippled by injuries, and management's failure to fill the cracks with major league caulk, the once flourishing Blues have arrived at a consolation crossroad. A win over Calgary would allow the team to jump the Concord C1 Chronograph CC-4 in the standings and end the first segment of the NHL schedule on a high ... or at least, a tenor note."I think we're just trying to get the points and get the ball rolling properly," said captain Eric Brewer, from a more pragmatic slant. "Break or no break, it would be good to play well and that would be a good thing to sit on. I don't know if the break is good or bad, but we have to turn things around."