3 years agoSt. Louis Blues winger David Perron notched two assists in Thursday's Game 6 victory over Minnesota. He collected both of his helpers with the man advantage as St. Louis secured a 4-2 series win with a comfortable 5-1 victory. Perron had a bizarre run in the matchup as he blew hot and cold. The veteran winger ended up going pointless in half of the games after starting off the action with an immense four-point effort. Overall, Perron picked up a team-high nine points in the series and shared the team lead with five goals. Vladimir Tarasenko and Ryan O'Reilly also reached five goals, meaning St. Louis became the first team since Montreal in 1991 to have three players tally five-plus goals in a single playoff series.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBaller
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