
Blues Blast Maple Leafs, 5-1
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St. Louis Blues dominate Toronto Maple Leafs, securing their fourth consecutive win with a 5-1 victory. Dylan Holloway and Justin Holl lead the offense, while Jimmy Snuggerud, Pius Sutter, and Philip Broberg contribute goals. Jordan Binnington shines in net, while Joseph Woll struggles to keep up. The Blues defensive prowess shines, allowing two goals or fewer in twelve of their last fifteen games. Justin Holl scores his first goal as a Blue, and the team builds momentum with a strong power-play performance.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Blues Blast Maple Leafs, 5-1. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
St. Louis Blues just smoked the Toronto Maple Leafs five goals to one on Saturday, their fourth straight win. Dylan Holloway lit it up with a goal and an assist to spark the offense, while Jimmy Snuggarude, Justin Hall, Pius Sutter, and Phillip Broberg also found the net for the Blues. Jordan Bennington was steady in net with 12 saves in his second home start since the Olympics. He hadn't started at home since February 28 against New Jersey. Toronto's Joseph Wool stop 33 shots, but couldn't hold the fort. The Blues are on fire at 10 wins, one loss, and two ties in March, outscoring foes 37-20. They've clamped down hard, allowing two goals or fewer in 12 of their last 15 games, and their three wins, zero losses, one tie in the last, four against Toronto. Justin Hall, who spent six seasons with the Leafs before a trade deadline swapped to St. Louis, notched his first goal as a blue deflecting a shot from, Jordan Cairo.
The Blues pulled away in the third with quick strikes after Toronto clawed one back. That power play finishing touch from Sutter and Broberg shows St. Louis building momentum post-Olympic break, now four for 29 on the man. Advantage, setting them up strong heading into the stretch. Local news, powered by AI. This is Canada News Today, I'm Corey, with the story.
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