The Latest Breaking News from Jordan Binnington

ST. LOUIS — You didn’t think the Avalanche would go away quietly, did you? Of course not. Colorado avenged Thursday’s home loss to the Blues, defeating St. Louis, 5-2, Saturday in Game 3 of their second-round playoff series.

DENVER – There is hope for the St. Louis Blues after all. Remember – and how could you forget — they were outshot by about a million to one in Game 1 as Colorado put on a dazzling display of speed and skating.

The Avalanche held a team meeting on Tuesday morning to reestablish championship expectations after four consecutive losses.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Looking for a chance to build on the momentum of Jordan Binnington’s good start on Saturday, Craig Berube decided to put him in on Thursday against Buffalo.

EDMONTON, Alberta — After the Blues’ second win in three days over the Vancouver Canucks, veteran David Perron consciously pumped the breaks. The Blues needed to put together four or five consecutive wins, Perron cautioned, before they could start to feel like they had something going.

ST. LOUIS — The Blues continue to have the toughest time turning a corner.

ST. LOUIS — The Blues just can’t get this overtime thing down. They have been a top 10 team all season long in the overall stands. But they remain near the bottom of the barrel when it comes to OT.

After getting mugged at three different locations in greater New York during an almost weeklong stay, the Blues came home and found their troubles had nothing to do with geography.

PHILADELPHIA — It was a night for sweet nostalgia. Brayden Schenn returning to the place where he established himself in the NHL.