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SportsDecember 14, 2006

DENVER -- Milan Hejduk and Paul Stastny each had a goal and an assist, and the Colorado Avalanche beat St. Louis 4-1 Wednesday night, sending the slumping Blues to their ninth straight loss Pierre Turgeon also had a goal an assist. Joe Sakic had scored on the power play, one of three goals for Colorado in the second period...

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St. Louis Blues goalie Jason Bacashihua blocked a shot taken by a Colorado player during Wednesday's gamein Denver.Bacashihua made 41 saves, but the Blues fell 4-1 for their ninth straight loss.<br>Jack Dempsey<br>Associated Press
St. Louis Blues goalie Jason Bacashihua blocked a shot taken by a Colorado player during Wednesday's gamein Denver.Bacashihua made 41 saves, but the Blues fell 4-1 for their ninth straight loss.<br>Jack Dempsey<br>Associated Press

~ St. Louis fell to 0-2 under Murray with a 4-1 loss at Colorado.

DENVER -- Milan Hejduk and Paul Stastny each had a goal and an assist, and the Colorado Avalanche beat St. Louis 4-1 Wednesday night, sending the slumping Blues to their ninth straight loss

Pierre Turgeon also had a goal an assist. Joe Sakic had scored on the power play, one of three goals for Colorado in the second period.

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Peter Budaj stopped 25 shots for the win.

Jamal Mayers scored the lone goal for St. Louis, 0-2 under new coach Andy Murray.

Jason Bacashihua made 41 saves and Marek Schwarz had one stop when he played briefly in the second period. Schwarz came in at 15:10 after Hejduk's goal and Bacashihua returned 2:17 later.

The Blues have earned only one standings point during the 0-8-1 skid that led to the firing of coach Mike Kitchen on Monday night.

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