The Latest Breaking News from David Perron

ST. LOUIS — Nazem Kadri scored a goal on Monday night in Game 4 — the second of four consecutive for the Avalanche and the first of three for him in the game — and the St. Louis Blues couldn’t stand it.

DENVER – There is hope for the St. Louis Blues after all. Remember – and how could you forget — they were outshot by about a million to one in Game 1 as Colorado put on a dazzling display of speed and skating.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Looking for a chance to build on the momentum of Jordan Binnington’s good start on Saturday, Craig Berube decided to put him in on Thursday against Buffalo.

BOSTON – The TD Garden will always bring special memories to the Blues as the place where they won Game 7 of the 2019 Stanley Cup Final, but in here and now, it’s just another place where they won a game.

ST. LOUIS — Sometimes all you have to do is what’s expected of you.

EDMONTON, Alberta — After the Blues’ second win in three days over the Vancouver Canucks, veteran David Perron consciously pumped the breaks. The Blues needed to put together four or five consecutive wins, Perron cautioned, before they could start to feel like they had something going.

ST. LOUIS — There are a lot of ways for a team to get a win in the face of a prolonged series of losses and subpar play, and the simplest is the road the Blues took on Monday: Have a goalie play a great game.

ST. LOUIS — The Blues continue to have the toughest time turning a corner.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — With the NHL regular season nearly three-quarters complete, and most of the Western Conference in a heated race for postseason position, it’s time for a sense of urgency for all concerned.