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Blues beat the NHL-worst Canucks 3-1 to end 2-game losing streak
St. Louis ended a two-game losing streak with strong goaltending and timely second-period goals to stay six points behind the final Western Conference playoff spot.
- On Saturday, the St. Louis Blues beat the NHL-worst Vancouver Canucks 3-1 in Vancouver after Pius Suter and Pavel Buchnevich scored 1:19 apart in the second period.
- The Blues enter on a 7-1-2 run over their last 10 games but remain six points behind Nashville for the final wild-card playoff berth in the Western Conference.
- The game featured two disallowed Blues goals involving Jimmy Snuggerud and Dylan Hooloway, with Jordan Binnington stopping 14 shots and Kevin Lankinen making 18 saves, including a first-period tripping penalty.
- Jordan Kyrou added an empty-net power-play goal with 48 seconds left to seal the victory, keeping the St. Louis Blues' slim playoff hopes alive.
- On Tuesday, the Blues host the Washington Capitals and the Canucks host the Anaheim Ducks.
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St. Louis striker Pius Suter scored his 11th goal against Vancouver. Roman Josi also wins.
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The Toronto Star+6 Reposted by 6 other sources
Blues keep playoff hopes alive by beating struggling Canucks 3-1
VANCOUVER - Pius Suter and Pavel Buchnevich scored goals 79 seconds apart in the second period as the St. Louis Blues defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-1 Saturday to snap a
·Toronto, Canada
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Associated Press News+6 Reposted by 6 other sources
Blues beat the NHL-worst Canucks 3-1 to end 2-game losing streak
Pius Suter and Pavel Buchnevich scored in a 1:19 span in the second period and the St. Louis Blues beat the NHL-worst Vancouver Canucks 3-1 on Saturday to end a two-game losing streak.
·United States
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