Monday Night Miracle on Free TV tonight!

[Uncle John]

St. Louis Blues on Free TV tonight on Matrix Midwest:

Monday, March 24, 7 to 9 p.m., – “The Monday Night Miracle”, May 12, 1986, featuring Bernie Federko: The Blues come back from a 4-1 deficit in the 3rd to force Game 7 against the Flames.

Matrix Midwest on Free TV channel 32

Matrix Midwest on Spectrum Cable TV channel 6

[Uncle John]

I was there! I also have my ticket stub to the Monday Night Miracle. My ticket cost $14.00 with a $1.50 service fee added on. I was sitting in the upper circle in sec. 203.

I drove a rented 1976 AMC Pacer to the Monday Night Miracle. My 1973 Cutlass Supreme was in the body shop. I listened to Eric Clapton's "Blues Power" on the way to the game on cassette tape. This was years before the Blues used Clapton's "Blues Power" for their theme song.

[Frank Underwood]

I was there as well! Amazing night, though it definitely sucked that they lost Game 7. Still, great memory for sure.

[Uncle John]

The Monday Night Miracle game was replayed on TV in St. Louis the following day on May 13, 1986. KMOX radio also replayed the game on May 13, 1986.

[Harry York 37]

I was there! I also have my ticket stub to the Monday Night Miracle. My ticket cost $14.00 with a $1.50 service fee added on. I was sitting in the upper circle in sec. 203.

I drove a rented 1976 AMC Pacer to the Monday Night Miracle. My 1973 Cutlass Supreme was in the body shop. I listened to Eric Clapton's "Blues Power" on the way to the game on cassette tape. This was years before the Blues used Clapton's "Blues Power" for their theme song.

Uncle John… I would like to join your band, Sir.

[11WSChamps]

Yeah I was also there.

Watching the replay some pretty neat comments from Federko and an interview with a young Brett Hull just drafted by the Flames at the 2nd period intermission.

[Uncle John]

After the 1st period, ESPN interviewed Bernie Federko. ESPN presented Bernie a birthday cake on his 30th birthday. The cake was blue and white with a Blue Note and his name written on the cake. ESPN also gave Bernie a watch. Bernie commented during the replay of the Monday Night Miracle game last night on Matrix Midwest that he doesn't remember the cake or the watch.

[Uncle John]

Yeah I was also there.

Watching the replay some pretty neat comments from Federko and an interview with a young Brett Hull just drafted by the Flames at the 2nd period intermission.

Brett Hull was still a college student at the U. of Minnesota in May 1986. ESPN gave Brett Hull a new watch for doing the interview after the 2nd period of the Monday Night Miracle game.

[DawgDad]

After the 1st period, ESPN interviewed Bernie Federko. ESPN presented Bernie a birthday cake on his 30th birthday. The cake was blue and white with a Blue Note and his name written on the cake. ESPN also gave Bernie a watch. Bernie commented during the replay of the Monday Night Miracle game last night on Matrix Midwest that he doesn't remember the cake or the watch.

I clearly remember the cake I got on my 30th. It came from Unmentionnibbles, if I spelled that right.

[Uncle John]

Towards the end of the 2nd period of the Monday Night Miracle game, ESPN showed a cop in the stands using his billy club to hit a Blues fan multiple times. A male Arena usher dressed in a long sleeve white dress shirt and wearing a navy blue hat stands by watching the cop clubbing the Blues fan.

[Uncle John]

Ken Wilson with the call on ESPN at the Monday Night Miracle game. "Coming up next on ESPN after the game, Sports Center."

[Uncle John]

I was there! I also have my ticket stub to the Monday Night Miracle. My ticket cost $14.00 with a $1.50 service fee added on. I was sitting in the upper circle in sec. 203.

I drove a rented 1976 AMC Pacer to the Monday Night Miracle. My 1973 Cutlass Supreme was in the body shop. I listened to Eric Clapton's "Blues Power" on the way to the game on cassette tape. This was years before the Blues used Clapton's "Blues Power" for their theme song.

Uncle John… I would like to join your band, Sir.

No Grateful Dead Night with Jake's Leg at the St. Louis Blues game this season. We might have out grown the space inside the Enterprise Center where Jake's Leg plays on Grateful Dead Night.

St. Louis Blues Grateful Dead Night 12-6-23
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bIq1wH1jho