The St. Louis Blues found yet another brutal way to lose, falling 5–4 to the Dallas Stars after surrendering the game-winner with just seconds left. The Blues clawed back to tie it late on a highlight-reel Alexey Toropchenko goal, but Jamie Benn buried the dagger in the final minute. The crew breaks down another late collapse, the ongoing tank debate, standout performances from Jordan Kyrou and Jimmy Snuggerud, and what this loss means heading into the Olympic break and trade deadline. Embracing the tank? This one might’ve been the most “efficient” loss yet.

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Blues lose 6-5 to the Nashville Predators after having a 4-goal lead. This is the second time this season they have lost a game after leading by 4-goals. Thomas Welch and Mike Meyer break down who's at fault and what can the Blues do to recover?

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The St. Louis Blues fell 5–3 to the Columbus Blue Jackets, unable to build off their emotional win over Florida. Despite a strong third-period push and early scoring from Jimmy Snuggerud, defensive breakdowns and missed execution proved costly once again. Ethan Hannaford and Mike Meyer break down the continued struggles on the blue line, concerns surrounding Jordan Binnington’s play, and why the effort from the Blues’ young core remains one of the few encouraging signs as the team heads toward the Olympic break

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The St. Louis Blues pulled off one of their wildest wins of the season, stunning the Florida Panthers 5–4 on a last-second power-play goal by Jimmy Snuggerud. After a chaotic, penalty-filled night and a rough second period, the Blues locked things down in the third and showed real fight against the defending champs. Snuggerud’s clutch one-timer with under 10 seconds left capped an emotional win that showcased resilience, young talent stepping up, and a reminder of what this team can look like at its best

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The Blues showed fight but couldn’t close it out, falling 4–3 to the Dallas Stars as late-game issues continued. Brayden Schenn delivered a vintage captain’s performance with two goals, including a clutch third-period tally to tie the game, highlighting his leadership amid injuries and roster uncertainty. The episode breaks down Schenn’s impact, Robbie Fabbri’s long-awaited goal, and the growing role of young players like Jimmy Snuggerud and Dalibor Dvorsky, while also diving into the uncomfortable but necessary trade-deadline conversations surrounding Schenn, Colton Parayko, and the future direction of the franchise. The discussion wraps with clarity on Otto Stenberg’s demotion, emphasizing it as a procedural move tied to the Olympic break rather than performance.

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The St. Louis Blues came up just short in a frustrating 5–4 shootout loss to the Los Angeles Kings, marking their fourth straight defeat. Despite a strong response after a slow start, including goals from Dalibor Dvorsky and a two-goal night from Jordan Kyrou — capped by a dramatic late equalizer with the net empty — the Blues once again couldn’t finish in overtime or the shootout. The guys break down the positives from the young players, continued struggles in OT and shootouts, and ongoing defensive issues, while also diving into bigger questions about the Blues’ direction as the trade deadline approaches

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The St. Louis Blues suffered another frustrating late loss, falling 3–2 to the Dallas Stars after surrendering the game-winner in the final minute. Despite battling one of the Central Division’s top teams, familiar issues resurfaced, including penalty kill struggles and costly mistakes late in periods. Dalibor Dvorsky provided a bright spot with a power-play goal, but Jason Robertson’s late strike sealed the outcome for Dallas. The loss leaves Blues fans once again torn between signs of promise and the harsh reality of another disappointing result.

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The St. Louis Blues fell 3–1 to the Winnipeg Jets in another frustrating but revealing night at Enterprise Center. A new-look power play under Jim Montgomery showed early signs of life, with Jordan Kyrou snapping his goal drought on a man-advantage tally, but costly turnovers and defensive breakdowns proved too much to overcome. Joel Hofer kept the Blues competitive with several big saves, while young players like Jimmy Snuggerud and Dalibor Dvorsky flashed promise. Despite outshooting Winnipeg, the Blues couldn’t capitalize at even strength and were burned by special teams at the other end, leaving fans once again stuck between optimism for development and frustration with the standings.

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The St. Louis Blues were shut out 5–0 by the Edmonton Oilers, and Blues Central Postgame didn’t hold back breaking down another frustrating night. The Blues created some offense but were undone by defensive breakdowns, poor special teams, and costly penalties against the NHL’s most dangerous power play

Jordan Binnington was largely defended by the hosts, who pointed to repeated coverage lapses and odd-man rushes that left him with little chance. Connor McDavid stole the spotlight with another highlight-reel performance, while concern lingered over Oscar Sundqvist after a scary injury

The discussion quickly shifted to the bigger picture, questioning whether the Blues should buy, sell, or finally choose a direction as they remain stuck in the “mushy middle.” The episode wrapped with a look ahead to the next game and growing frustration over a season defined by inconsistency

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At long last, the St. Louis Blues finally get their first non-regulation win of the season, edging the Tampa Bay Lightning 3–2 in a shootout at Enterprise Center. After going winless in overtime and shootouts entering the night, the Blues leaned on a spectacular performance from Joel Hofer, who turned aside 34 shots in regulation and overtime before stopping all three Tampa Bay attempts in the shootout.

The Blues jumped out to a 2–0 lead and held Tampa Bay scoreless at even strength, but a brief lapse on special teams allowed the Lightning to tie the game with back-to-back power-play goals. Despite the momentum swing, St. Louis stayed composed, killed off late pressure, and forced the game past overtime. In the shootout, Jordan Kyrou delivered the decisive moment, beating Andrei Vasilevskiy with a confident backhand to seal the win.

The postgame discussion breaks down Hofer’s emergence in net, strong five-on-five play against one of the NHL’s hottest teams, and encouraging performances from young players stepping into bigger roles. The crew also debates what this win means long-term—whether it’s a sign of a turnaround or just another twist in an up-and-down season—as the Blues prepare for a tough road test against Edmonton.

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