Blues Crush Leafs, Extend Win Streak

It's March 29th.

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St. Louis Blues just dropped a 5-1 beat down on the Toronto Maple Leafs, grabbing their

fourth win in a row at Enterprise Center.

Dylan Holloway lit it up with a goal and an assist, while Justin Hall, Jimmy Snuggorod,

Pius Souter and Phillip Broberg all found the net for the Blues.

The Blues are now 31 wins, 30 losses, and 11 overtime losses, riding a 10 win, 1 loss,

2 overtime record over their last 13.

Games.

Jordan Cairo, Robert Thomas and Jake Neighbors each dished two assists, and Jordan

Bennington only needed 12 sayes to shut the door.

Jake McCabe got Toronto's long goal, snapping their two game win streak, leaving the Leafs

at 31 wins, 30 losses, and 13 overtime losses.

Joseph Wall, hailing from a St. Louis suburb, stood tall with 33 sayes but couldn't

hold the fort.

Hall scored his first of the season against his old squad after 6 years with Toronto, and

the Blues pulled away with a shorthanded tally, a slot, rister, and a powerplay dagger

to seal it.

Blues keep stacking momentum in the playoff hunt, while Toronto licks its wounds, hot streak

in tact for St. Louis as the grind rolls on.