Instant Analysis: Blues Stick To Game Plan, Use Power Play Boost To Dispose of Bruins, 4-1

TRENDINGPackers defeat PanthersWNBA Finals: Dream force Game 7Bears land DT Jeffery SimmonsBrewers win World SeriesCelebrate, Milwaukee!Story byStory byInstant Analysis: Blues Stick To Game Plan, Use Power Play Boost To Dispose of Bruins, 4-1Lou KoracFri, October 30, 2026 at 5:22 AM UTC·11 min readAbout Our AdsRecommended StoriesThomas, Broberg lead Blues to 4-1 win over BruinsLOUIS (AP) — Robert Thomas and Philip Broberg each had a goal and two assists to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 4-1 win over the Boston Bruins on Thursday night.Associated Press(10-29-26) Bruins-Blues Gameday LineupBlues are sticking with the process; it's looked good of late, results haven't been visible, frustrating fans; coaches looking for offensive spark, switching up three top lines; closing out a five-game homestand with another tough opponentThe Hockey News - St. Louis BluesBruins vs. Blues Score, Highlights: Blues Shut Down Bruins' Offense, Boston Ends Short Road Trip Without a WinNESN provided live updates and highlights from the Bruins vs. Blues game on Thursday.NESNAdvertisementAdvertisementBruins Give Up Four Unanswered Goals in Second Straight LossThe Boston Bruins (9-4-1) gave up four unanswered goals and dropped their second straight game in a 4-1 loss to […]Boston Hockey NowSt. Louis and Boston meet for non-conference matchupBoston Bruins (9-3-1, in the Atlantic Division) vs. Louis Blues (5-6-1, in the Central Division)St.Associated PressBlues Make Significant Line Changes After Back To Back ShutoutsThe St. Louis Blues have been shut out in back-to-back games, forcing head coach Jim Montgomery to reshuffle his deck. St. Louis is 12 games into the season and still hasn’t really mixed up its line combinations, but the first major change comes ahead of Thursday night’s tilt with the Boston Bruins.After being shut out […] The post Blues Make Significant Line Changes After Back To Back Shutouts appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVYBruins Face Fascinating Test Against Former Coach With Both Teams Desperate For AnswersBoston's visit to St. Louis brings a reunion with Jim Montgomery, but the biggest story could be two teams searching for completely different offensive answers.NESNBruins vs. Blues Takeaways: 3 Things to Know From Second Straight LossThe Bruins have lost two straight thanks to the Blues. Here are three takeaways from Boston's loss.NESNBruins Game 14: Notes, Lines, and How to Watch vs. Blues (UPDATED)The Boston Bruins (9-3-1) are closing out their quick two-game road trip tonight against the St. Louis Blues (5-6-1). The […]Boston Hockey NowPreview: Bruins continue their road trip in St. LouisHome of the giant arch. But just one arch, two arches means McDonald’s.SB NationEarly Struggles, Blues Need More From Robert ThomasVery simply, the St. Louis Blues flat-out need more from Robert Thomas. The Blues have struggled to find consistency so […]SportsnautBruins at Blues Game Central: How to Watch, Lines, Injury UpdatesEverything to know about the Bruins and Blues, including the latest injury news, lines, and more from Enterprise Center.Boston Bruins On SIPublic Skate: Bruins vs. BluesMissouri, etc.SB NationBoston Bruins Scratching Exciting Rookie For Blues MatchupThis Bruins player will not be in the lineup against the Blues.The Hockey News - Boston BruinsBruins: Overreaction trade Boston must make to continue sizzling start to NHL seasonThe Boston Bruins were expected to be a middle-of-the-pack team as the 2026-27 NHL season got underway. They were coming off a 100-point season that saw them make the Stanley Cup playoffs as a Wild Card team. They had played fairly competitively in the first round of the playoffs against a hungry Buffalo Sabres team that was competing in the […] The post Bruins: Overreaction trade Boston must make to continue sizzling start to NHL season appeared first on ClutchPoints.ClutchPointsCanadiens' Fowler Blanks The BluesIf some were surprised to see Montreal Canadiens coach Martin St-Louis give the net to Jacob Fowler in St. Louis, he showed them it was the right decision. The young netminder was spectacular in a 2-0 win.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensCanadiens Must Fix Their Power PlayThe Montreal Canadiens have had a much better penalty kill this season, but their power play could have been their downfall on Tuesday night. It's high time to make some adjustments.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensBruins Postgame: Point Streak Over, Where Things Went WrongThe Boston Bruins were not looking to play in a measuring-stick game, but there was plenty to take away from […]Boston Hockey NowOne Bruins Mistake Shows Why Hurricanes Were Such A Difficult TestBoston's eight-game point streak ended in Carolina, and one first-period sequence demonstrated the challenge the Bruins faced all night.NESNLightning beat Jets 6-4 to stay unbeaten at home; Holmberg posts 4 points(AP) — Pontus Holmberg set a career high with four points on a goal and three assists, Brandon Hagel and Anthony Cirelli each had a goal and two assists, and the Tampa Bay Lightning remain unbeaten at home with a 6-4 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday night.Brayden Point, John Carlson and Conor Geekie all scored for Tampa Bay.Associated Press