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The St. Louis Blues ran into a brick wall on Saturday night, and it was a warranted loss. After taking down the top team in the Western Conference, the reigning…

The St. Louis Blues suffered a 4-0 shutout loss to the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday night. Writer Justin Bonhard argues that four key figures for the Blues stood out negatively during the defeat: defensemen Cam Fowler and Brandon Carlo, goaltender Joel Hofer, and forward Mason McTavish.
Bonhard notes that Fowler struggled defensively, while Carlo committed a season-high four giveaways amid trade speculation. Head coach Jim Montgomery started Hofer against Carolina's potent offense, where he conceded four goals without receiving goal support. Additionally, McTavish was held without a point or a shot on goal.
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