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Blues vs Leafs: Power Play Showdown

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St. Louis Blues face Toronto Maple Leafs in their final matchup, with Blues holding a slight edge. Blues stars shining, but power play struggles. Thomas status uncertain, could impact game. Blues expected to win against a weakened Leafs team.

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Blues vs Leafs: Power Play Showdown

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Blues vs Leafs: Power Play Showdown. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 28, St. Louis Blues faced the Toronto Maple Leafs tonight in their second and final match of this season. The Leafs snagged the first one back in November with an overtime goal from William Nylander, but the Blues hold the all-time edge at 100, 23 wins to 111. Coming off a thriller against the San Jose Sharks on Thursday were Joel Hofer stopped 24 shots and Dylan Holloway sealed overtime with three seconds left. Manna May Schiff, though, Robert Thomas' day-to-day after tweaking something Tuesday could be a game time call that bumps Nathan Walker if he suits. Up. Blues stars are shining, Thomas tops the team with 46 points and 30 assists. Jordan Cairo leads with 17 goals and Hofer dominates. Net with 19 wins, a 2.53 goals against average and 0.912 safe percentage. Meanwhile, Toronto's hurting bad, Austin Matthews off for the season, shaky goal tending and trade rumors swirling, though Nylanders closing in on, 70 points.

Powerplay could be the decider. Blues ranked 29th at 16.4%, struggling lately with just two goals in 10 games, facing. Toronto's sixth ranked penalty kill at 82%. If Thomas returns or someone else steps up, it might click and keep their three games streak alive. Tune in at 6pm, Central on Fandall Sports, Midwest or 101 ESPN Radio. Blues got the edge against the beat-up Leaf Squad, so expect fireworks as they push for that W. That's your update from NHL News Today, powered by AI.

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