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The St. Louis Blues are on a two-game win streak, and one of the reasons why is because of the stellar goal scoring from their new sniper. Jimmy Snuggerud has b…

Writer Justin Bonhard argues that St. Louis Blues forward Jimmy Snuggerud could reach 50 goals during the 2026-27 NHL season. Through the team's first 14 games, Snuggerud leads the Blues with eight goals, putting him on pace for 48 goals across a full schedule. St. Louis has not featured a 50-goal scorer since Brendan Shanahan and Brett Hull both accomplished the feat in the 1993-94 campaign.
Bonhard notes that Snuggerud has scored his eight goals without recording a multi-goal performance, demonstrating game-to-game consistency. Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg have served as his primary playmakers with five and four assists respectively. Bonhard contends that increased power-play opportunities and high-scoring matchups will provide Snuggerud enough scoring chances to hit the 50-goal milestone.
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