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.

The St. Louis Blues faced another disappointing defeat, losing 4-2 to the Utah Hockey Club, further complicating their bid for a playoff spot this season. Despite goals from Tyler Tucker and Jake Neighbours and Jordan Binnington's 29 saves, the team struggled to maintain momentum after two previous wins against Calgary. This loss leaves the Blues three points behind the Flames for the second wild card in the Western Conference.

The Blues' inability to string together a three-game winning streak remains a significant concern, as they are now the only team in the league yet to achieve this feat after 47 games. Their record stands at 0-7-1 in such situations, highlighting a troubling trend of missed opportunities.

The first period of the game was marked by a lack of urgency from the Blues' top line, who were outplayed by Utah's front line. The Blues fell behind quickly, and despite a brief lead early in the game, they were unable to recover. The team's poor defensive play was evident, especially in their failure to contain Utah's key players, including Clayton Keller and Nick Schmaltz, who consistently found ways to score.

Moreover, the Blues squandered three power-play opportunities in the final period, managing just one shot on goal during six minutes with an extra man, showcasing a lack of effectiveness during critical moments. Post-game comments from players and coaches reflected disappointment in not matching Utah's level of desperation, emphasizing the need for a reevaluation of their approach as they aim to stay competitive in the playoff race.

In a thrilling matchup, Clayton Keller shone for the Utah Hockey Club with a goal and three assists, leading his team to a 4-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Saturday night. The win snapped Utah's three-game losing streak, bringing their record to 2-4-1 in the last seven games. Logan Cooley contributed significantly with a goal and two assists, while Michael Kesselring and Nick Schmaltz also found the back of the net.

The game unfolded dramatically, with Tyler Tucker opening the scoring for St. Louis just over two minutes into the contest. However, Utah quickly rallied, netting three goals in a span of 4.5 minutes to establish a commanding 3-1 lead.

Connor Ingram excel in goal for Utah, stopping 22 shots, while Jordan Binnington recorded 29 saves for the Blues. Despite a resilient effort from St. Louis, including goals from Jake Neighbours and Tucker, Utah's early offensive surge proved too much to overcome.

Brayden Schenn's two goals helped the St. Louis Blues secure a decisive 4-1 victory over the Calgary Flames on Thursday night, completing a two-game sweep in St. Louis. The Blues had previously triumphed 2-1 against the Flames on Tuesday, marking an impressive streak against the team.

Colton Parayko also contributed to the win with a goal, while Jordan Kyrou netted his 20th of the season. Joel Hofer was solid in goal, stopping 28 shots, while Dylan Holloway stood out with two assists. Calgary's lone goal came from Yegor Sharangovich, with Dustin Wolf making 25 saves in the loss.

St. Louis demonstrated offensive dominance in the first period, scoring three goals on just 13 shots. Schenn opened the scoring early, followed by Parayko's slap shot and Kyrou's wrist shot, giving them a commanding lead.

A notable moment included Tyler Tucker's play, which allowed Holloway to assist Kyrou's goal. This game also marked a significant milestone for Blues’ general manager Doug Armstrong, who reached his 1,500th game in that role.

Radek Faksa broke a tie in the third period, leading the St. Louis Blues to a narrow 2-1 victory over the Calgary Flames on Tuesday night. Faksa's decisive goal came off a tip-in from a shot by Tyler Tucker with less than nine minutes remaining, marking his third goal of the season and first since mid-November. The Blues exhibited resilience after Colton Parayko initially scored early in the game, maintaining their dominance with five consecutive wins over Calgary.

Jordan Binnington played a pivotal role in the win, accumulating 26 saves, while the Flames' three-game winning streak ended. Kevin Bahl netted Calgary's only goal, tying the game briefly in the third period. Despite the setback, the Flames continued to rely on their recent momentum, having won their previous match convincingly.