Blues 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 opponent…
The St. Louis Blues are set to host the Boston Bruins on Thursday night after being shut out in consecutive games. St. Louis head coach Jim Montgomery has reshuffled his top three forward lines in search of offensive production following a 2-0 defeat to the Montreal Canadiens. The Blues enter the matchup with a 5-6-1 record, while the Bruins stand at 9-3-1.
Montgomery moved Jake Neighbours to the top line alongside Robert Thomas and Jimmy Snuggerud. Joel Hofer is projected to start in goal for the Blues, facing Boston's starting goaltender Jeremy Swayman. Despite the scoring drought, the Blues emphasized trusting their process against the Bruins.
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