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FAQs: Detroit Red Wings vs St. Louis Blues
How can I watch Detroit Red Wings vs St. Louis Blues live?
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Which Red Wings players are on injured reserve ahead of this matchup?
Detroit has placed defenseman Jacob Bernard-Docker on injured reserve with an upper-body injury. Chase Stillman, Carter Bear, and Andreas Englund are also on injured reserve. Marco Kasper is day-to-day with an upper-body issue and was ruled out of the October 4 game against Winnipeg.
Which Blues players are dealing with injuries?
St. Louis has several players out. Alexey Toropchenko has an upper-body injury from the October 2 game against Dallas. Tyler Tucker underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and will be re-evaluated in six weeks. Logan Mailloux is on injured reserve with a hand injury.
Who leads the Red Wings in goals and assists?
Viktor Arvidsson leads Detroit with one goal, while Alex DeBrincat has one assist. John Gibson has a 2.07 goals-against average and a .915 save percentage. The Red Wings are averaging 1.00 goal per game so far this season.
Who leads the Blues in scoring?
Dalibor Dvorsky leads St. Louis with two goals, and Philip Broberg has one assist. Jordan Binnington has a 6.00 goals-against average and an .833 save percentage. The Blues are averaging 2.50 goals per game through their early-season games.
How do the teams compare on special teams?
Detroit has scored one power-play goal and has a 14.3% power-play rate, while St. Louis has not scored on the power play. The Blues have killed all of their penalties so far; the Red Wings have a 50.0% penalty-kill rate.
















