Blues Finish Season on Fire, Eyes on Next Year

0:00On April 17th, the St. Louis Blues wrapped up their 2025-26 season without a playoff spot, but they went out swinging with a four-game winning streak, including a perfect three wins and zero losses in the final week. These guys stayed hungry right to the buzzer, proving heart matters even when the stakes are gone. Rookie forward Jimmy Snutterer lit it up, notching seven points with three goals and four assists over three games, plus a plus five rating. The 21-year-old Minnesota kid ended April on fire with 12 points and nine games, building on a solid 21 goal rookie year. Robert Thomas flipped a tough season into a strong finish, too, grabbing two assists in a Tuesday comeback before dropping his second career hat trick. Thursday against the Utah Mammoth. That five-three win capped things perfectly, hinting he might wear the captain's scene next year. What stood out most was the whole team's grit rallying from three goal holes against the wild and penguins, then grinding out a physical victory over. Playoff bound Utah.

1:00No quit in these meaningless games. Their energy screen pried and set a tone for what's next. With the Stanley Cup playoffs kicking off Saturday, the Blues head into summer motivated, eyes already on building from this late surge. Stay locked in with NHL News today. AI-powered updates.