Binnington has struggled this season, posting a 5-8-1 record with a 3.19 goals-against average and an .887 save percentage. He faced Montembeault in a previous game where he allowed four goals on 25 shots, contributing to the perception that he may not be a strong contender for Team Canada selection for the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off.

Jordan Binnington struggled in the game against the Wild, allowing a goal from Ryan Hartman that slipped through his legs, giving Minnesota a 1-0 lead. Later, he was pulled for an extra attacker late in the third period, during which Kirill Kaprizov sealed the victory for the Wild with an empty-net goal. Binnington's performance reflected the challenges faced by the Blues in containing the Wild's offensive pressure.

Jordan Binnington made 24 saves in the game, but faced challenges as the Blues struggled with defensive depth, missing several key defensemen. His performance came during the return of Robert Thomas, who had been sidelined for 12 games due to injury.

Jordan Binnington faced 28 shots and made 24 saves in the game against the Wild. Despite a solid performance, he allowed four goals, including a crucial one from Jonas Brodin that broke the tie in the third period. Binnington's efforts were not enough to secure a win for the Blues, as the Wild capitalized on their opportunities, particularly in the late stages of the game.

Jordan Binnington has the opportunity to tie Mike Liut's record for the most wins in Blues history, which adds an intangible motivation for his teammates as they face the Wild. While there's no immediate urgency, the prospect of achieving this milestone at home could inspire the team to rally around him.