Blues' Oshie Nets Two Helpers: T.J. Oshie set up two goals in a 3-0, Game 2 win over San Jose on Saturday night. (Updated 04/14/2012)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/27/12).
Fantasy Analysis
The third goal originally appeared to be his but it was tapped in by Andy McDonald. T.J. Oshie finished with a career-high 19 goals and 54 points this season, and brings an impressive two-way tenacity to the ice on every shift. (Updated 04/14/2012).
04/17/2012 01:35 Blues withstand late rally, beat Sharks
Andy McDonald scored one goal and set up another in the second period to help the St. Louis Blues regain home-ice advantage in their first-round series against San Jose by beating the Sharks 4-3 in Game 3 on Monday night.
04/15/2012 01:22 Best of April 14: Blackhawks comeback finishes amazing, chaotic day
Elton John once sang that Saturday night is alright for fighting. Well Saturday was alright for fighting indeed. In fact, Saturday was the night for everything in the NHL, dirty hits, dramatic goals, overtime games; it had it all. And there were only four games!
04/14/2012 22:44 Blues get physical in shutout of Sharks to tie first-round series at 1-1
Brian Elliott and Jaroslav Halak combined for a shutout, the San Jose Sharks put themselves in an early hole when Marc-Edouard Vlasic tapped the puck into his own net and the St. Louis Blues evened the first-round series at a game apiece with a 3-0 victory Saturday night.
04/14/2012 22:44 Blues get physical in shutout of Sharks to tie series at 1-1
Brian Elliott and Jaroslav Halak combined for a shutout, the San Jose Sharks put themselves in an early hole when Marc-Edouard Vlasic tapped the puck into his own net and the St. Louis Blues evened the first-round series at a game apiece with a 3-0 victory Saturday night.
An early-season ankle injury limited Oshie to just 49 games last season, but a healthy Oshie may be the Blues most complete player. After his return, Oshie posted 23 points over his final 31 games while skating to a plus-10 for the season. The biggest thing jumping out from last year was a two-game team suspension late in the year for an unexcused absence from a practice. While no details ever emerged, Oshie admits to having made a mistake and both sides have moved on. He signed a one-year deal in the offseason, and it would seem he must show the organization that hes dedicated to his career as a hockey player. He plays on both special teams units and is a gifted passer. A spot on the second line awaits Oshie, who is a sleeper candidate for a breakout year. (Updated 10/4/11)
