St. Louis Blues Weekly

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Blues' 5-4 comeback victory over Detroit, where a two-goal third-period deficit turned into the most electrifying stretch of hockey this team has played all season, capped by a kid's first career NHL goal.

After 123 minutes and 55 seconds of hockey without a goal, the Blues finally found the back of the net four times in one night. Robert Thomas and Philip Broberg ran the show in a commanding 4-1 win over Boston at Enterprise Center.

Jacob Fowler's 46-save shutout silences Enterprise Center as the Blues get blanked for the second straight game despite outshooting Montreal 46 to 20. Jack Armstrong breaks down what went wrong and why this feels worse than the final score suggests.

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Blues' 4-0 loss to Carolina, the second-period collapse, and what it means for a team that just looked unstoppable two nights ago.

Justin Barron posts a career night with four points, Dylan Holloway extends his streak, and the Blues absolutely demolish the top team in the Western Conference 6-2 at Enterprise Center.

A tight one-goal thriller at Enterprise Center that goes down to the final minutes, with Philip Broberg's third-period power-play slapshot breaking the tie and Joel Hofer standing tall between the pipes. Jack Armstrong breaks down the win that snapped a two-game skid and opened a five-game homestand.

The Blues scored first, fought back to within one, then disappeared in the third period. Jack Armstrong breaks down the 5-2 loss to Nashville and what it means for a team sitting at 3-4-1 through eight games.