By Sean Allen
The St. Louis Blues aren't even close to the same offense fantasy owners relied on last year. Here's hoping a coaching change can turn things around.

With Andy Murray out and Davis Payne in, the Blues are clearly hoping for two things to happen: for Payne to have success comparable to other AHL coaches moving up to the NHL, and for the 39-year-old Payne to elicit some strong play from the younger players on the team. The Blues have one of the best crops of prospects in the NHL right now, and a big part of their underachieving this season can be attributed to the young guys not building on the previous season's success. David Perron, Patrik Berglund and T.J. Oshie were a huge part of the team's success, but are all on pace for significant drops in production this season. All three players are under 23 and may relate better to Payne than the 58-year-old Murray.

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