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(#1) Brett Hull
- Right wing
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(#2) Al MacInnis
- Defenseman
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(#3) Bernie Federko
- Centerman
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(#4) Vladimir Tarasenko
- Right wing
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(#5) Chris Pronger
- Defenseman
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(#6) Keith Tkachuk
- Left Wing, Centerman, Forward
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(#7) Alex Pietrangelo
- Defenseman
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(#8) Adam Oates
- Centerman
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(#9) Brendan Shanahan
- Left Wing
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(#10) Curtis Joseph
- Goaltender
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(#11) Wayne Gretzky
- Centerman
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(#12) Brian Sutter
- Left Wing
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(#13) Ryan O'Reilly
- Centerman
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(#14) Garry Unger
- Centerman
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(#15) Pierre Turgeon
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(#16) Pavol Demitra
- Centerman
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(#17) Jacques Plante
- Goaltender
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(#18) Glenn Hall
- Goaltender
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(#19) T. J. Oshie
- Right wing
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(#20) David Backes
- Right wing, Centerman
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(#21) Bob Plager
- Defenseman
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(#22) Red Berenson
- Centerman
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(#23) Alexander Steen
- Left Wing, Centerman, Forward
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(#24) Peter Šťastný
- Centerman
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(#25) Doug Gilmour
- Centerman, Forward
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(#26) Barclay Plager
- Defenseman
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(#27) Doug Weight
- Centerman
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(#28) Grant Fuhr
- Goaltender
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(#29) Mike Liut
- Goaltender
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(#30) Jordan Binnington
- Goaltender
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(#31) Rod Brind'Amour
- Centerman
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(#32) Colton Parayko
One of the Better Young Defenseman
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(#33) David Perron
- Left Wing
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(#34) Martin Brodeur
- Goaltender
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(#35) Joe Mullen
- Forward
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(#36) Jaden Schwartz
- Left Wing
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(#37) Craig Janney
- Centerman
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(#38) Barret Jackman
- Defenseman
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(#39) Brayden Schenn
- Centerman
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(#40) Paul Kariya
- Left Wing, Centerman
Was one of the best combinations as the sniper with Keith Tkachuk
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(#41) Guy Lapointe
- Defenseman
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(#42) Kevin Shattenkirk
- Defenseman
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(#43) Tony Twist
- Left Wing
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(#44) Bob Gassoff
- Defense
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(#45) Jay Bouwmeester
- Defenseman
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(#46) Rob Ramage
- Defenseman
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(#47) Wayne Babych
- Right wing
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(#48) Paul Stastny
- Centerman
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(#49) Andy McDonald
- Left Wing, Centerman, Forward
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(#50) Ryan Reaves
- Right wing
One of the Best Enforcers of all time
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St. Louis Blues is a National Hockey League team located in St. Louis, USA, which belongs to the Central Division of the Western Region. The team was established in 1967 as one of the 6 new teams in the 1967 NHL Expansion, named after the WC Handy song. From the 1979-1980 season to the 2003-2004 season, the St. Louis Blues team reached the playoffs for 25 consecutive years, the second-longest record among the four major professional sports in North America.
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