Elliott, who made 25 saves, said it's a situation that happens, and instead of harping on a young player, the veterans made sure Edmundson, in his first Stanley Cup Playoffs, kept his focus.
"Yeah, those things happen," Elliott said. "You just kind of have to forget about it, shake it off, and go out and make your next shift your best. The same with me, don't let anything faze you, just keep plugging away, and we did a good job. We tied it up (after trailing 2-1).
"... I wasn't on the bench, but I'm sure everybody was picking him up. Everybody knows when they make a mistake, or something like that. It's no use kind of yelling at each other, it's just picking each other up and getting back out there."
It started a series of events that eventually led to a tiebreaking power-play goal for the Stars -- their first in the series in 13 tries -- and Dallas fed off it by getting into their transition game with St. Louis playing too much lateral hockey.
"Yeah, I think at times; I think we had a lot of good looks doing that north game," Blues defenseman Alex Pietrangelo said. "We got away from it for longer stretches with the puck, but overall we did some good things. Certainly a lot of stuff to build off of; I mean between tonight and Game 3 (a 6-1 win) there's a lot of stuff to build off of."
Cody Eakin scored 2:58 into overtime to give Dallas the victory, and St. Louis gave back home-ice advantage after having a chance to move one win from reaching the conference final.
"We didn't have enough," Blues captain David Backes said. "They got the overtime game-winner and now we're tied 2-2 in a best-of-3."
