Elton John back in the 80s..., nice song because the Blues lost a tough one, that Hamburglar still going strong for the Senators, that Andrew Hammond off to hottest start since Pecky Lindbergh (or Patrick Lalime), other Elton John songs, eating food, nice comments about the refs on the radio broadcast yesterday, Kelly Chase of the St. Louis Blues joins the show, refs not controlling the game both ways, took so much out of the game, leads to missed call that ends the game, tiring for Chaser that the league is now having to go to Russia to find 'standard' officiating, clear that Justin Abdelkader's stick was broken, human element still in play, taking the personality away from the refs, might as well have a couple tennis chairs at the blue lines, modern relationship between players and referees, only things preventing big change in officiating would be egos involved, lack of coverage for non-goal, even Abdelkader had look of shock when goal was counted, some corrections to be made on the back line, thinking that Kevin Shattenkirk might be back in a week, being gassed from road trip, not one matchup heading into the postseason that seems overly favorable, the Canucks not being that physical could be the best early matchup, coaches finding spots here and there to rest some players, Doug skeptical about the tennis chairs calling hockey games, support the sponsors, trying to remember who mentioned the Creve Couer Racquet Club, lost art of stenography, another example of the STL elite listening to this show, they do have a pincer free zone plus it's a bit of a pony..., really getting into tennis, might create station cardigans, working on under-hand serve, playing the net, Doug decides, tennis gear, Doug disagrees with who does or does not listen to the show, the singing quartet from "Trading Places", the elite of the elite listen to this show plus loud and clear in Huntleigh.
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