About: 1970–71 St. Louis Blues season

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The 1970–71 St. Louis Blues season was the St. Louis Blues' 4th season in the National Hockey League (NHL). The Blues began the 1970–71 season with high hopes after making a trip to the Stanley Cup Final in the 1969–70 season. They purchased Christian Bordeleau from the Montreal Canadiens, who led the team in scoring and finished in the top five in game winning goals that season. They also sold Hockey Hall of Famer Jacques Plante to the Toronto Maple Leafs. During this season the Blues saw the most ties in their history (19), as well as most home ties (9), and the fewest home losses (7). __TOC__

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rdfs:label	1970–71 St. Louis Blues season
rdfs:comment	The 1970–71 St. Louis Blues season was the St. Louis Blues' 4th season in the National Hockey League (NHL). The Blues began the 1970–71 season with high hopes after making a trip to the Stanley Cup Final in the 1969–70 season. They purchased Christian Bordeleau from the Montreal Canadiens, who led the team in scoring and finished in the top five in game winning goals that season. They also sold Hockey Hall of Famer Jacques Plante to the Toronto Maple Leafs. During this season the Blues saw the most ties in their history (19), as well as most home ties (9), and the fewest home losses (7). __TOC__
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Season	1970(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	1971 in hockey 1970 in hockey St. Louis Blues seasons
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GAALeader	Glenn Hall
HomeRecord	23(xsd:integer)
Team	St. Louis Blues
GoalsFor	223(xsd:integer)
Division	Western
Name	Frank St. Marseille Christian Bordeleau Jean-Guy Talbot Barclay Plager John Arbour Terry Crisp Bob Plager George Morrison (ice hockey) Noel Picard Jim Lorentz Jimmy Roberts (ice hockey b. 1940) Al Arbour Bill Plager Ernie Wakely Bob Wall (ice hockey) Larry Hornung Glenn Hall Garry Unger Carl Brewer Tim Ecclestone Bill Sutherland Brit Selby Curt Bennett Fran Huck Bill McCreary, Sr. Michel Plasse Larry Keenan Red Berenson Ab McDonald Gary Sabourin Craig Cameron Norm Dennis Wayne Connelly
AssistsLeader	Frank St. Marseille
WinsLeader	Ernie Wakely
Coach	Scotty Bowman Al Arbour
Record	34(xsd:integer)
Attendance	18238(xsd:integer)
TeamLink	St. Louis Blues
PointsLeader	Christian Bordeleau
GoalsLeader	Christian Bordeleau
Captain	Red Berenson Al Arbour
DivisionRank	2(xsd:integer)
RoadRecord	11(xsd:integer)
PIMLeader	Barclay Plager
PlusMinusLeader	Christian Bordeleau
Arena	St. Louis Arena
GoalsAgainst	208(xsd:integer)
Year	1970(xsd:integer)
abstract	The 1970–71 St. Louis Blues season was the St. Louis Blues' 4th season in the National Hockey League (NHL). The Blues began the 1970–71 season with high hopes after making a trip to the Stanley Cup Final in the 1969–70 season. They purchased Christian Bordeleau from the Montreal Canadiens, who led the team in scoring and finished in the top five in game winning goals that season. They also sold Hockey Hall of Famer Jacques Plante to the Toronto Maple Leafs. During this season the Blues saw the most ties in their history (19), as well as most home ties (9), and the fewest home losses (7). __TOC__

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