
A shutout for Ville Husso + a two goal game from Vladimir Tarasenko = 5-0-0 for the first time in franchise history.
Third Period Highlights –
The Blues had a good first period. The Kings came out and had a good second period. This game came down to whichever team could win the third. Vladimir Tarasenko was gonna have a great third period. A little over three minutes in 91 gave the Blues a 1-0 lead. Torey Krug fed Tarasenko with a cross ice pass. Tarasenko skated the puck into the zone. Tarasenko then went all NHL 22 on Mikey Anderson leaving him behind. No chance Jonathan Quick is gonna stop that roof shot either.
Ivan Barbashev collected a loose puck in his defensive zone. Barbashev then made an absolutely perfect pass to Tarasenko. Tarasenko was wide open on a breakaway chance. Like Vladdy’s last shot Quick wasn’t catching this one either. 2-0 Tarasenko and 2-0 Blues.
It’s a good thing David Perron told the ref “bank” on this empty netter to seal it. It wouldn’t have counted if he hadn’t. Just kidding.
Husso shuts out the Kings with a 34 save performance. The Blues win their fifth straight and go 5-0-0 for the first time in franchise history. Up next for the Blues is the Avalanche Thursday night.
Three Stars –
Robert Thomas/Ville Husso/Vladimir Tarasenko
Twitterville –
91 looked pretty happy after owning that third period. And Husso looked great from start to finish tonight.
How about Husso tonight? 34 saves and a shutout for Ville pic.twitter.com/cT0oBCkGha
— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) October 26, 2021
I hope he stays at that level. Here.
Berube on whether he expects big plays from Tarasenko again: “Yeah, he’s at that level right now. I think his skating is really good right now.”#stlblues pic.twitter.com/ZV40Gmkeos
— Bally Sports Midwest (@BallySportsMW) October 26, 2021
It’s been real nice hearing an actual crowd at hockey games again.
Attendance in St. Louis tonight was 18,096.
— NHL Watcher (@NHL_Watcher) October 26, 2021
Huh.
Vladimir Tarasenko scored the 1st Goal of the game tonight for the 46th time in his career.
Tarasenko is now tied for 3rd most 1st Goals in Blues history.
Hull – 91
Unger – 51
Tkachuk – 46 (543 games)
Tarasenko – 46 (536 games)#stlblues— STL Blues History (@STLBlueshistory) October 26, 2021
Also huh.
For the first time in NHL history, four teams have won their first five games to start their season!
Who’s streak will last the longest!? pic.twitter.com/DTOhtrUkrP
— NHL (@NHL) October 26, 2021
And finally.
Enterprise Center is chanting “VLADI, VLADI, VLADI!” #stlblues
— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) October 26, 2021
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