The St. Louis Blues enter play Friday one point behind the Los Angeles Kings for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Western Conference and are looking to avoid a fifth straight loss. With the Winnipeg Jets trailing the Blues by five points, coach Mike Yeo expects to play against a desperate team. "We got to rise to the moment," Yeo said. "I'm not inside their locker room, so I don't know what they're saying in there, but my hunch is they're saying, 'This is our season right now.' So to be excited about the intensity and the emotion in the hockey that's in the hockey game. We have to have some awareness of their situation but more importantly has to be on our own." The Blues are 7-5-0 since Yeo replaced Ken Hitchcock, who was fired on Feb. 1. Forward Patrik Berglund said every game for the remainder of the season is a must-win. "It's been a rollercoaster ride but we have a good group of guys and we're feeling pretty good here," Berglund said. "I think the four games we've been losing as of late, we've been doing a lot of good stuff as well. We just got to find those 60 minutes." Forward Zach Sanford, who was acquired in a trade that sent defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk to the Washington Capitals on Monday, will play on the third line in his St. Louis debut.
