Blues Fall 3-1 at Nashville to End Road Trip with Third Straight Loss; Stamkos' 248th Power-Play Goal Ranks Fifth in NHL History
NASHVILLE, Tennessee — The St. Louis Blues lost 3-1 to the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena on November 7, their third straight defeat. Blues forward Jimmy Snuggerud opened the scoring on a power play at 13:07 of the first period, his ninth goal of the season. Nashville answered through Steven Stamkos at 16:07, Ross Colton scored the winner, and Nick Perbix added the third. Stamkos, who had a goal and an assist, reached 248 career power-play goals, passing Luc Robitaille's 247 for fifth in NHL history. Predators captain Roman Josi had two assists and goaltender Juuse Saros made 25 saves. Blues goalie Joel Hofer stopped 26 shots; St. Louis fell to 7-8-2 and finished its four-game trip at 1-2-1. The Blues return home to face the Chicago Blackhawks on November 10.
Source: Reuters
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