The St. Louis Blues pulled even in their playoff series against the Winnipeg Jets with a decisive 5-1 victory on Sunday, showcasing their dominant home performance. Brayden Schenn, Tyler Tucker, and Justin Faulk contributed pivotal goals in the second period, establishing a lead that the Jets couldn’t overcome. Jordan Binnington was stellar in net, stopping 30 shots.

Robert Thomas and Jake Neighbours also found the net, highlighting the Blues' offensive depth. The Jets struggled defensively, with Connor Hellebuyck getting pulled after allowing four goals, marking his second straight game of not finishing due to poor performance. The series now heads back to Winnipeg, where the stakes will be higher.

Brayden Schenn, Tyler Tucker, and Justin Faulk propelled the St. Louis Blues to a decisive 5-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets, leveling the playoff series at 2-2. The Blues, dominating on home ice, saw Robert Thomas and Jake Neighbours also contribute goals, while Jordan Binnington made 30 saves, extending their home winning streak to 14 games. Tucker’s first playoff goal was a highlight, coming just before he was injured. The Jets struggled defensively, with coach Scott Arniel noting missed coverage as a critical issue.

Pavel Buchnevich shined with a spectacular performance, netting a hat trick and an assist as the St. Louis Blues triumphed over the Winnipeg Jets 7-2 in Game 3 of their first-round playoff series. Buchnevich opened the scoring just 48 seconds into the match and added another goal shortly after, setting a fiery tone for the game. Cam Fowler also made headlines, contributing a goal and four assists, establishing a franchise record for points by a defenseman in a playoff game. Jordan Kyrou, Alexey Toropchenko, and Colton Parayko rounded out the scoring for the Blues, who managed to reduce the Jets' series lead to 2-1.

Jordan Binnington was solid in net, stopping 17 shots to help secure the victory. Despite their early struggles, including two quick goals allowed, the Jets fought back with goals from David Gustafsson and Neal Pionk. However, the Blues' early onslaught proved too much to overcome. With Game 4 looming, Buchnevich emphasized the need for the team to focus on their strategy and take it one game at a time. The series continues with the Blues gaining momentum in their quest for a comeback.

Pavel Buchnevich delivered a standout performance, scoring a hat trick and contributing an assist, leading the St. Louis Blues to a decisive 7-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets in Game 3 of their playoff series. Cam Fowler also shone brightly with a goal and four assists, while Robert Thomas added three assists. This win cut the Jets’ series lead to 2-1. Buchnevich opened the scoring early, and the Blues never looked back, dominating both offensively and defensively. Connor Hellebuyck struggled in net for Winnipeg, giving up six goals before being replaced.

In the first period alone, St. Louis built a significant lead with goals from Buchnevich and Fowler, making it clear they were determined to turn the series around. Despite a brief resurgence from the Jets, highlighted by goals from David Gustafsson and Neal Pionk, the Blues maintained control, with Jordan Binnington making pivotal saves when needed. The series now shifts back to St. Louis for Game 4.

The Winnipeg Jets secured a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues, taking a 2-0 series lead in their playoff matchup. Mark Scheifele contributed with a goal and an assist, while Kyle Connor netted the game-winner in the third period, marking his second consecutive clutch performance. Connor Hellebuyck was solid in goal, making 21 saves, and rookie Jimmy Snuggerud scored the lone goal for St. Louis.

The game showcased physical play, with both teams delivering heavy hits early on. Notably, the Jets' Logan Stanley laid a significant hit on Jordan Kyrou, while Blues captain Brayden Schenn continued his aggressive style with multiple hits. Snuggerud's power-play goal tied the game, but Connor's late strike proved decisive. The Blues will now host Game 3 on Thursday, looking to capitalize on their home advantage.