The St. Louis Blues dominated the Chicago Blackhawks with a decisive 4-1 victory, highlighted by Alexey Toropchenko's impressive goal and assist. Goalie Joel Hofer continued his stellar form, making 26 saves to enhance his record to 4-0-1 over the last five contests. This victory marked the Blues' fifth consecutive win, consolidating their position in the Western Conference's wild-card race.

The Blues struck first with Robert Thomas's goal in the second period, followed by Toropchenko extending the lead. Despite Ilya Mikheyev's short-handed goal for Chicago, the Blues sealed their win with two more goals in the final period from Nathan Walker and Zach Bolduc. The Blackhawks, on the other hand, faced their seventh consecutive loss, maintaining their last place in the Central Division.

Jonathan Drouin led the Colorado Avalanche to a dominant 5-0 victory over the St. Louis Blues with a standout performance, scoring two goals and assisting on another. The Avalanche took control early with a four-goal first period, including goals from Martin Necas and Cale Makar, the latter marking his third consecutive game with a goal. Mackenzie Blackwood earned his first shutout with Colorado, making 19 saves, while Joel Hofer of the Blues faced 36 shots, managing 31 saves but unable to prevent the scoring barrage. The Blues' recent struggles continued, marking their fourth consecutive loss and raising concerns over their offensive output.

Necas, acquired in the trade involving Mikko Rantanen, made his mark by scoring his first goal with Colorado. Despite a promising start, the Blues failed to capitalize on a short-handed opportunity that could have shifted momentum. Colorado's power play found its rhythm after a prolonged slump, successfully converting three times in the last sixteen games.

Mark Stone ignited the Vegas Golden Knights' offense just 19 seconds into their game against the St. Louis Blues, setting the tone for a 4-2 victory that halted a four-game losing streak. In a match that saw the Knights struggle recently, they turned things around with contributions from Victor Olofsson, Pavel Dorofeyev, and Tomas Hertl, who sealed the win by scoring into an empty net. Meanwhile, Ilya Samsonov was crucial in goal, making 15 saves. The Blues were unable to find their rhythm, managing only 27 shots against a resolute Vegas defense.

Dorofeyev's power-play goal marked his team-leading 21st of the season, while both Jordan Kyrou and Robert Thomas found the net for the Blues. Kyrou's response came shortly after Olofsson's early strike, but the Blues struggled to maintain offensive pressure throughout the night. Notably, the Golden Knights improved to a perfect record when holding opponents under 20 shots this season, displaying a solid defensive effort to back their early scoring.

Brayden Schenn's two goals and Jordan Kyrou's 20th of the season led the St. Louis Blues to a decisive 4-1 victory over the Calgary Flames, completing a sweep of the two-game series at home. The Blues had previously edged the Flames 2-1 on Tuesday, solidifying their dominance over Calgary.

Colton Parayko contributed with a goal while Joel Hofer made 28 saves. The Flames' lone goal came from Yegor Sharangovich, with goalie Dustin Wolf stopping 25 shots. St. Louis was quick to take control, scoring three times in the first period with Schenn netting the first goal early in the game.

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.