Three Takeaways From Blues' 5-1 Win Against Wild
Since the Wild made its way into the league in 2000-01, playing its 24th season in 2024-25 and had never swept the Blues in a season series. Minnesota won the first three matchups (4-1 in St. Louis on Oct. 15, 4-2 in St. Louis on Nov. 19 and 6-4 in Minnesota on Jan. 7) and were looking for their first-ever sweep of the Blues but it was not to be.
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Leading up to the 2025 NHL trade deadline, former St. Louis Blues captain Ryan O'Reilly was among the league's top trade ...
Tomoki Iwata's own goal gave the Cobblers a deserved lead before Keshi Anderson levelled, and despite plenty of second-half ...
The Blues have 17 games remaining in the regular season, and have the easiest strength of schedule of any team in the NHL.
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Wild coach John Hynes was ready to trash the result and start fresh on Monday after his team spent a longer-than-normal time ...
Linfield edged closer to the Irish Premiership title with a 2-0 victory against Glenavon at Windsor Park. Joel Cooper scored ...
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Captain Brayden Schenn and the St. Louis Blues enter a pivotal point in their season, beginning Thursday at Pittsburgh.
Blues general manager Doug Armstrong didn't make any moves at the NHL trade deadline, and that was the right call.
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