Blues set new record for consecutive games with at least one point

With their 3-1 win against the San Jose Sharks on Thursday night, the St. Louis Blues extended their point streak to 14 consecutive games - the longest in their 55-year history.

Since March 28, the Blues are 12-0-2.
"We've put a good series of games together," Blues goalie Jordan Binnington said after the win in San Jose. "We've kept our head down, take them one game at a time. Got a good number of points in a row. It's a good accomplishment."
The club's previous record for consecutive games with at least one point was 13, which was set from Jan. 3 to Feb. 5, 2015. During that stretch, the Blues went 12-0-1.
The Blues have clinched a first-round matchup with the Minnesota Wild
in the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs, which will begin in May. Home-ice advantage is still to be determined.