People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener

The St. Louis Blues opened their 2013-2014 season on Thursday, October 3, 2013, with a 4-2 win over the Nashville Predators at the Scottrade Center. Here are our some of our favorite Blues fans we spotted last night. Photos by Jon Gitchoff for the Riverfront Times.

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People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener
People of the 2013 St. Louis Blues Season Opener

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