Live & Kern

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#HockeyAtBusch, a year-old Twitter hashtag, gained traction again Monday night, trending in St. Louis. Fans tweeting the hashtag want just that: An outdoor St. Louis Blues hockey game at Busch Stadium.

RT to make it happen. pic.twitter.com/gGWoZE0hEr

— Total Blues Move (@TotalBluesMove) June 3, 2014

It’s not unimaginable: In the past year, Busch has staged international soccer, college football and, of course, baseball.

Outdoor hockey games, including those at baseball stadiums, are not new either. The National Hockey League’s 2014 “stadium series” included games at Yankee Stadium and Dodger Stadium in January.

The St. Louis Blues have expressed interest in hosting the Winter Classic, which is traditionally played outdoors on New Year’s Day. The venue for the 2015 game has not been announced, but St. Louis is unlikely since the Washington Capitals are the home team.

@JABsMusic i don't even want a winter classic. just a stadium series would be enough for me… and against ANYONE! just want #HockeyAtBusch

— #TeamSTL (@Team_STL) June 3, 2014

The Blues have not yet played an outdoor game.

I got dibs 1st row Big Mac Land!:"@StLouisBlues67: Lets make this happen Blues Fans! RT if you want #HockeyAtBusch! pic.twitter.com/81bzyAeYDT"

— Richard Wishon (@oshielab74) June 3, 2014

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It’s Chuck Berry night at Busch Stadium. Fans received Chuck Berry bobbleheads, and the rock ‘n’ roll legend threw out a ceremonial first pitch.

Just got to watch Chuck Berry throw out the first pitch. Pretty cool. #stlcards @Cardinals pic.twitter.com/TUrZRABPVx

— Eric Crain (@EricCrain) May 21, 2014

The legendary Chuck Berry throwing out the first pitch. #STLCards pic.twitter.com/swqEKAgOhs

— Jim Hayes (@TheCatOnFox) May 21, 2014

STL's own Chuck Berry throws out 1st pitch tonite at Busch #JohhnyBGoode pic.twitter.com/Z511epBIyd

— Greg Schulte (@GubnuhDbacks) May 21, 2014

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The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs, then St. Louis Superman beat the Cubs fans. See what happened when Superman encountered some Chicago-style shenanigans outside Busch Stadium.

But the streets weren’t safe yet.

Superman’s alter ego is Charlee Soffer.

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We all know why the Cardinals lost to the Cubs on Monday night. We all know why the final score, 17-5, stung so much. And we all know it had nothing to do with the players on the field, the bullpen, the coach or even the weather.

the only reason as to why the Cardinals lost tonight is Juan Pablo

— toni ♡ (@tonijoseph) May 13, 2014

This will forever be known as "The Juan Pablo Game." #17to5 #EeeeesNotOk #NeverForget

— Charlie Marlow (@CharlieMarlow_) May 13, 2014

Juan Pablo Galavis (who adds a trademark symbol to his name on Twitter — reason enough to despise him) starred in the latest season of “The Bachelor.” Fans didn’t care much for him there either.

Hey @Cardinals, someone punch Juan Pablo in the face for me, since he is there with you. #thanks

— mikaila (@mikiller_14) May 12, 2014

Galavis isn’t a Cardinals fan, or even a Cubs fan.

Why is Juan Pablo at the Cardinals game? #Bachelor

— Nate Mize (@Mizenate08) May 13, 2014

YEAP, Im COLLECTING all @47Brand team HATS of the stadiums I VISIT… #LoveThem pic.twitter.com/7VWiBeljkJ

— Juan Pablo Galavis™ (@JuanPaGalavis) May 13, 2014

Two days ago he was in Kansas City with girlfriend Nikki Ferrell, a Kansas City native, wearing a Royals T-shirt.

Dressed him in all Royals gear today RT “I really like @NASCAR, and Kansas City and a KC Girl… pic.twitter.com/dgivxwLQnn”

— Nikki Ferrell (@Nikki_Ferrell) May 11, 2014

With some luck, Galavis and Ferrell will not be at Tuesday night’s game.

Juan Pablo attends game at Busch stadium and Cardinals get curbstomped by the Cubs. Nothing good happens when that guys around.

— Sydney Kastens (@sydneyyalexiis) May 13, 2014

Ohh so @JuanPaGalavis was at Busch stadium last night. No wonder we lost. #GetOutOfSTL

— Carrie Baskett (@CarrieABaskett) May 13, 2014

Research assistant Erin Fiehler contributed to this report.