Broberg and Holloway keep showing why the Blues poached them from the Oilers last summer
Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway keep showing why the St. Louis Blues poached them from the Edmonton Oilers last summer.
The Capitals, doomed by another slow start, drop second straight
Alex Ovechkin is kept off the scoresheet as the Capitals stumble out of the gate and never find their footing in a 5-2 loss ...
Three Takeaways From Blues' 5-2 Win Against Capitals
The Blues won 35 of 53 face-offs in the game, or a whopping 66 percent, led by Radek Faksa (eight of 11, 73 percent), Schenn ...
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Philip Broberg Strikes Twice On Thursday
St. Louis Blues defenseman Philip Broberg found the back of the net twice during their victory over the Washington Capitals on Thursday evening. Broberg found the back of the net twice in the opening, ...
Blues creep closer to Western Conference playoff race with 5-2 win over Washington
In dispatching the Capitals 5-2 on Thursday night, the Blues strung together three consecutive wins for the first time this ...
St. Louis 5, Washington 2
First Period_1, St. Louis, Broberg 5 (Joseph), 11:14. 2, Washington, Dubois 14 (Raddysh, McMichael), 15:04. 3, St. Louis, Broberg 6 (Neighbours, Buchnevich), 17:45. Penalties_Buchnevich, STL (Holding) ...
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Blues finally win three in a row by beating East-leading Capitals 5-2
The Blues' Philip Broberg scored twice, and Dylan Holloway, Colton Parayko and Jake Neighbours (empty-net) each added a goal while Joel Hofer made 17 saves.