The St. Louis Blues have embraced a quirky good luck charm named Jobu, a replica doll inspired by the 1989 film "Major League." Since its introduction in late February, the Blues have gone on an impressive run, including a franchise-record 12-game winning streak, propelling them into playoff contention. Players like Zack Bolduc and Pavel Buchnevich have acknowledged Jobu's influential presence in the locker room, with Jobu even receiving his own locker. Goalie Jordan Binnington claimed Jobu has the ability to motivate the team, mentioning a pivotal moment during a recent game where his spirit sparked a comeback. With a midseason coaching change and a playoff berth on the line, this lighthearted rallying cry echoes the team's previous success with the song "Gloria" during their 2019 Cup run.

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.

Matthew Tkachuk delivered a stunning performance, netting the game-winning goal with just 12 seconds remaining, leading the Florida Panthers to a thrilling 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues. Tkachuk, who also contributed an assist, has now extended his scoring streak to five games, amassing six goals and five assists during this period.

The Panthers have found their rhythm, winning four of their last five games, bolstered by solid goaltending from Spencer Knight, who made 20 saves. Meanwhile, the Blues, despite a goal and an assist from Zack Bolduc and another score from Oskar Sundqvist, have now lost six of their last seven games, leaving them in a precarious situation as they head into their next match.

In an exciting matchup on Friday night, the St. Louis Blues triumphed over the Nashville Predators with a decisive 7-4 victory. Robert Thomas was the standout player, netting two goals, while Jordan Kyrou contributed with a goal and an assist. The Blues' offense was further bolstered by Cam Fowler, who added a goal and two assists, and other contributors like Zack Bolduc, Philip Broberg, and Colton Parayko, who also found the back of the net. Dylan Holloway assisted on two goals, showcasing the team's strong collaborative effort.

The Predators struggled defensively, with Juuse Saros being pulled from the game after allowing five goals on just 15 shots. Nashville's offense included goals from Steven Stamkos and Jonathan Marchessault, each contributing a goal and an assist, while Mark Jankowski and Nick Blankenburg added to the scoreline. The game saw Thomas open the scoring early, and he later scored on a power play, further solidifying his role as a key player for the Blues.

Key moments included Fowler's slap shot that gave St. Louis a 4-2 lead, marking his first goal of the season since being acquired from Anaheim. Notably, Thomas has been on a scoring spree, accumulating 18 points over his last 12 games. The Blues are looking to maintain their momentum as they prepare to host the Buffalo Sabres, while the Predators will aim to bounce back in their upcoming game against Winnipeg.