Jordan Kyrou’s Twin Strikes Spearhead St. Louis Blues’ Comeback

In a dramatic turn of events late in the second period, Jordan Kyrou netted two goals within a span of less than two minutes, powering the St. Louis Blues to overcome an early setback and clinch a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Kraken. Both teams had their season opening face-off on Tuesday.

Philip Broberg added another to the tally for St. Louis, his goal nestled between Kyrou’s twin strikes. The Blues managed to net three goals in a thrilling 1 minute, 55 seconds. Justin Faulk played a key role, providing assists for the first two goals. Additional assists came courtesy of Robert Thomas, Dylan Holloway, and Alexandre Texier.

Early Goals from Dunn and Tolvanen for the Kraken

Vince Dunn and Eeli Tolvanen gave the Kraken an early boost, scoring two goals within two minutes early in the second period. Blues’ goalkeeper, Jordan Binnington, pulled off an impressive 30 saves, while Philipp Grubauer saved 22 for Seattle.

Blues’ Takeaways: Kyrou’s Accelerated Start

Kyrou, who was the Blues’ top scorer last season with 31 goals, has already hit the ground running. He scored his first goal in the second game last season, and took another eight games to score his second.

Kraken’s Takeaways: Jessica Campbell Makes History

Assistant coach Jessica Campbell made history during Tuesday’s game, becoming the first woman to serve as an assistant or associate coach in the NHL.

Decisive Moment of the Match

The Blues took the lead just 20 seconds after leveling the score. Following a successful faceoff at center ice, Texier spotted Kyrou charging down the right wing and Kyrou effortlessly outsmarted Grubauer with a wrist shot.

Key Statistic

The Blues launched 13 shots on goal, all of which were defended by Grubauer, before Kyrou finally made a breakthrough. During the electrifying 1:55 span in the second period, they scored on three of their four attempts. Overall, Seattle managed to outshoot St. Louis with 32-25.

What’s Next?

The Blues are scheduled to continue their season-opening three-game road trip with a match against San Jose on Thursday. Meanwhile, the Kraken will kick off a three-game trip with a visit to Minnesota on Saturday.