Blues Edge Rangers 3-2 as Kyrou Extends Scoring Streak to Four Games

Jordan Kyrou's improved all-around play and a strong showing from the Blues' top players secured a narrow victory over New York.

Jordan Kyrou scored his 13th goal of the season, extending his goal streak to four games, the longest active streak in the NHL after Jake Guentzel's six games.
The Blues' top performers—Kyrou, Pavel Buchnevich, and Robert Thomas—each contributed a goal, highlighting their critical roles in the team's success.
Joel Hofer made 26 saves, earning his fourth consecutive win and helping the Blues secure their league-leading 10th one-goal victory of the season.
Head coach Jim Montgomery called a crucial timeout in the third period to refocus his team after the Rangers scored twice in 79 seconds to cut the Blues' lead to one goal.
The Blues improved to 6-2-2 in their first 10 games under Montgomery, bouncing back from recent struggles and preparing for a challenging upcoming schedule.