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🌲 MIN 2103
🎵 STL 1326

Wild at Blues

Blues beat Wild 6–3 at Enterprise Center on April 13, 2026.

🗓 📍 Enterprise Center, St. Louis 🏒 2025-26 🔁 Blues lead the season series 2–1
⚔️ Head-to-head

⭐ Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 🎵 STL
Jimmy Snuggerud
1 G, 1 A
2 shots · 15:44 TOI
2nd star 🌲 MIN
Nick Foligno
1 G, 1 A
2 shots · 17:17 TOI
3rd star 🎵 STL
Theo Lindstein
1 G
3 shots · 15:34 TOI

🚨 Scoring

9 goals · in order
1st period
🎵 Colton Parayko Go-ahead 1st · 01:22
0–1
🌲 Nick Foligno Tying 1st · 14:46
Assists: Yakov Trenin, Daemon Hunt · beat Joel Hofer
1–1
🌲 Danila Yurov PP Go-ahead 1st · 19:13
2–1
2nd period
🌲 Michael McCarron SH 2nd · 01:59
Assists: Nick Foligno · beat Joel Hofer
3–1
🎵 Otto Stenberg 2nd · 04:04
3–2
🎵 Pavel Buchnevich Tying 2nd · 04:31
3–3
🎵 Theo Lindstein Go-ahead 2nd · 16:41
3–4
3rd period
🎵 Jake Neighbours 3rd · 03:05
Unassisted · beat Filip Gustavsson
3–5
🎵 Jimmy Snuggerud Empty net 3rd · 16:56
Unassisted
3–6

📝 Game recap

AI

Blues Dominate Wild with 6-3 Victory

The St. Louis Blues defeated the Minnesota Wild 6-3 on April 13, 2026, showcasing a strong comeback performance after trailing early in the game. This win solidifies the Blues' playoff hopes and highlights their resilience in key moments.

Big Picture

Entering the game, the Blues needed a boost after collecting only 2 wins in their last five outings. Despite a shaky start, they turned their fortunes around against a Wild team that had been soaring with 4 wins in their recent five games. The Blues’ victory brought their season total to 35 wins, adding a much-needed jolt to their playoff position. For the Wild, who faced a rare loss, the defeat serves as a cautionary tale as they gear up for postseason play.

Turning Point

The momentum shifted in the second period when the Blues, down 3-1, began an electrifying rally. Otto Stenberg ignited the comeback at 4:04, followed quickly by Pavel Buchnevich's game-tying goal just 27 seconds later. This rapid combination not only leveled the score but flipped the script in favor of the Blues. Theo Lindstein’s goal later in the period gave St. Louis their first lead, creating an atmosphere of confidence and determination that Minnesota struggled to counter.

Standout Performances

Colton Parayko opened scoring for the Blues, setting the tone for the night and contributing with an assist. He was joined by other key players who contributed offensively. Jake Neighbours scored a crucial goal in the third period, and Jimmy Snuggerud capped the scoring with another late goal that sealed the victory.

For the Wild, Nick Foligno had a standout game with a goal and an assist, contributing to an early lead. However, despite these efforts, the Wild could not maintain their advantage against the relentless Blues onslaught.

What It Means

This victory is significant for the Blues as they look to solidify their place in the playoffs. A win against a strong team like the Wild could be the momentum they need as the season approaches its conclusion. With their record now at 35-34-1, the Blues hope to carry this energy into their upcoming games.

The Wild, while still in a solid playoff position with a record of 45-23-0, will need to regroup and address their defensive lapses to ensure they remain contenders as the postseason approaches. This game serves as a reminder of the critical adjustments they must make in the face of tough opponents.

Overall, both teams have much to take away from this matchup, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion to the season.

🧩 Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🌲Wild
L1 Johansson · Tarasenko · Yurov 19:34
L2 Foligno · Brink · McCarron 18:01
L3 Trenin · Haight · Sturm 14:40
L4 Fabbri · Jones · Aube-Kubel 10:06
D2 Spurgeon · Hunt 18:28
D3 Petry · Middleton 15:46
🎵Blues
L1 Buchnevich · Holloway · Thomas 17:07
L2 Drouin · Kyrou · Snuggerud 15:44
L3 Neighbours · Dvorsky · Suter 14:36
L4 Finley · Stenberg · Toropchenko 11:44
D1 Mailloux · Broberg 23:04
D2 Tucker · Fowler 17:36
D3 Parayko · Lindstein 15:52

📊 Team stats

Away left · home right
🌲MIN STL🎵
31 Shots on goal 22
1/5 Power play (goals / chances) 0/4
23 Hits 15
8 Blocked shots 6
2 Takeaways 5
15 Giveaways 18
13 Penalty minutes 15
MIN shooting 9.7% (3/31) STL shooting 27.3% (6/22)

🥅 Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🌲Wild
16/21
.762 SV% · 5 GA · 58:49 TOI
🎵Blues
28/31
.903 SV% · 3 GA · 59:50 TOI

🗺 Where the goals came from

9 of 9 goals located
Colton Parayko · 1st 01:22 · 0–1 Nick Foligno · 1st 14:46 · 1–1 Danila Yurov · 1st 19:13 · 2–1 Michael McCarron · 2nd 01:59 · 3–1 Otto Stenberg · 2nd 04:04 · 3–2 Pavel Buchnevich · 2nd 04:31 · 3–3 Theo Lindstein · 2nd 16:41 · 3–4 Jake Neighbours · 3rd 03:05 · 3–5 Jimmy Snuggerud · 3rd 16:56 · 3–6
MIN STL
The net is on the right for both teams. Hover a dot for the goal.

🔮 Period by period

AI
After 1st — 2–1
Wild
Wild — leading by 1 goal after 1st: 7-3-2 (58% win rate, 12 games)
Blues
Blues — trailing by 1 goal after 1st: 4-4-1 (44% win rate, 9 games)
After 2nd — 3–4
Wild
Wild — trailing by 1 goal after 2nd: 2-5-2 (22% win rate, 9 games)
Blues
Blues — leading by 1 goal after 2nd: 10-1-1 (83% win rate, 12 games)
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❓ MIN vs STL, answered

Who won Wild vs Blues on April 13, 2026?

Blues won 6–3. The final score was Wild 3, Blues 6.

Who scored for Wild?

Danila Yurov, Michael McCarron, Nick Foligno.

Who scored for Blues?

Colton Parayko, Jake Neighbours, Jimmy Snuggerud, Otto Stenberg, Pavel Buchnevich, Theo Lindstein.

How did the Wild goalie play?

Filip Gustavsson made 16 saves on 21 shots (.762 save percentage).

How did the Blues goalie play?

Joel Hofer made 28 saves on 31 shots (.903 save percentage).

Where is Wild vs Blues played?

At Enterprise Center in St. Louis, the Blues home rink.

What is the Wild vs Blues season series?

Blues lead the season series 2–1 after 3 games.

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