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Blues Shut Out Stars 4-0 in Dominant Debut Performance

Mason McTavish scored early and Pius Suter added a goal and assist as St. Louis blanked Dallas 4-0 at American Airlines Center.

Tessa Esparza

October 3, 20262 min read

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St. Louis Blues4
Dallas Stars0

October 2, 2026

Opening Statement

The St. Louis Blues established control from the opening faceoff, racing to a 1-0 lead in the first period before adding three more goals to secure a decisive 4-0 victory over the Dallas Stars on Friday night. The win marks a perfect start for the visitors at the American Airlines Center, where they outplayed the home squad across all three periods.

First Period Action

St. Louis struck immediately when Mason McTavish found the back of the net early in the contest. His first goal of the season came on a snap shot, assisted by Colton Parayko and Jimmy Snuggerud. The Blues maintained their momentum throughout the frame, keeping the Stars off the scoreboard as they took a 1-0 advantage into the second period.

Second Period Dominance

The visiting team doubled its lead in the middle frame when Dalibor Dvorsky capitalized on a snap shot to make it 2-0. Philip Broberg and Pius Suter provided the assists for the goal, extending St. Louis's control of the game. The Stars were unable to generate any offensive response, allowing the Blues to carry a two-goal lead into the final period.

Closing Out the Game

St. Louis sealed the shutout in the third period with two quick goals. Jimmy Snuggerud scored his first goal of the season on a wrist shot without assistance, pushing the margin to 3-0. Shortly after, Pius Suter added his first goal of the game on a wrist shot, assisted by Connor McMichael and Joel Hofer, making it 4-0.

Suter finished with two points, contributing one goal and one assist in the complete team performance.

Final Notes

The final score stood at 4-0, with Dallas failing to register any goals throughout the contest. The loss drops the Stars to 0-1-0 with zero points, while the Blues improve to 1-0-0 with two points. The game was played in front of 18,532 fans at American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX.

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Tessa Esparza

Tessa Esparza covers Little Elm high school and area college sports.

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