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The St. Louis Blues have a very standard three-game schedule this week, playing games on all of the major NHL days: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. They're comi

Joe DeMarini argues that the St. Louis Blues have a prime opportunity to build momentum during an upcoming three-game road trip. Following a 5-3 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets, the Blues begin the stretch against the Ottawa Senators during the NHL's Frozen Frenzy before visiting Central Division rivals the Minnesota Wild and Nashville Predators.
DeMarini highlights that Ottawa enters their matchup fatigued and missing key players, while Minnesota presents a tough challenge despite injuries to Brock Faber and Filip Gustavsson. Finally, the writer believes St. Louis must capitalize on a transitional Nashville Predators squad to secure crucial divisional standings points.
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