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NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Ticker) -- Paul Kariya and the Nashville Predators hope to remain perfect this season against the St. Louis Blues when the teams square off Monday at Gaylord Entertainment Center.
The Predators have had their way with the Blues this season, winning all four meetings by a combined score of 14-7.
Kariya tallied twice Saturday as Nashville rolled to a 9-4 triumph over the Calgary Flames.
Mike Sillinger registered four assists as eight different players scored for the Predators, who own an eight-point lead over the Colorado Avalanche (37-25-6) for fourth place in the Western Conference standings.
Nashville hopes to conclude a perfect 4-0 homestand Monday against a St. Louis squad which has dropped the first two games of its three-game road trip.
Rookie Mike Glumac scored the lone goal Saturday in the Blues' 3-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings.
Patrick Lalime made 33 saves for St. Louis, which managed just three shots in the third period.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Ticker) -- Paul Kariya and the Nashville Predators hope to remain perfect this season against the St. Louis Blues when the teams square off Monday at Gaylord Entertainment Center.
The Predators have had their way with the Blues this season, winning all four meetings by a combined score of 14-7.
Kariya tallied twice Saturday as Nashville rolled to a 9-4 triumph over the Calgary Flames.
Mike Sillinger registered four assists as eight different players scored for the Predators, who own an eight-point lead over the Colorado Avalanche (37-25-6) for fourth place in the Western Conference standings.
Nashville hopes to conclude a perfect 4-0 homestand Monday against a St. Louis squad which has dropped the first two games of its three-game road trip.
Rookie Mike Glumac scored the lone goal Saturday in the Blues' 3-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings.
Patrick Lalime made 33 saves for St. Louis, which managed just three shots in the third period.
