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Blues Overcome Late Goal To Win In OT
by Paul on 11/22/08 at 08:40 AM ET
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from Jeremy Ruthherford of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
Just seconds from snapping a three-game winless streak at home, the Blues allowed a disputed power-play goal to Niedermayer. With Blues defenseman Jay McKee in the penalty box for hooking, a flurry in front of goalie Manny Legace, who had Anaheim’s Corey Perry draped over him, ended with the puck bouncing in off Legace.
“Perry, from what the guys were telling me, just lands on my head, pushes on my head,” Legace said. “You’ve got to be able to call that. You’ve got to give the goalie at least a chance to play. It shouldn’t have (gone) to overtime.”
more and watch the game tying goal below…
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