IT IS DONE: St Louis Blues Superstar Center Patrik Berglund Has Done It Again, Head Coach Jim Montgomery Reacts Shock…….read more
In a jaw-dropping display of skill, composure, and sheer determination, St. Louis Blues center Patrik Berglund has once again etched his name into franchise lore — and the entire hockey world is buzzing.
During last night’s high-stakes playoff showdown against the Colorado Avalanche, Berglund delivered a clutch hat trick, including the game-winning goal in overtime, to seal a dramatic 4-3 victory and send the Blues to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since 2019.
“HE DID IT AGAIN”
It was a performance that has fans chanting his name in the streets of downtown St. Louis and left even the always-composed Head Coach Jim Montgomery nearly speechless.
> “I’ve coached a lot of great players, but what Patrik did tonight was something special,” Montgomery said in the post-game press conference, shaking his head with a stunned grin. “He just keeps finding another level when it matters most. Honestly… I’m shocked. In the best way.”
THE BERGLUND REDEMPTION ARC
Berglund’s journey back to NHL stardom has been nothing short of cinematic. After leaving the league in 2019 and spending time in Sweden’s SHL, many assumed his NHL days were over. But since returning to the Blues in 2023, Berglund has quietly re-established himself as a vital presence on and off the ice — culminating in this unforgettable postseason run.
At 37 years old, he’s not the fastest skater on the roster, but his hockey IQ, leadership, and timely scoring have made him the emotional heartbeat of the team.
A HISTORIC NIGHT
Berglund’s three goals came at critical moments:
A blistering wrist shot midway through the second to tie the game at 2-2.
A power-play tip-in early in the third to put the Blues ahead.
And the dagger — a breakaway snapper in overtime, silencing Ball Arena in Denver.
WHAT’S NEXT?
With the win, the Blues advance to face either the Florida Panthers or the New York Rangers in the Stanley Cup Final. Regardless of the opponent, one thing is certain: Patrik Berglund is back — and he’s not done yet.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Blues’ historic playo
ff run and Berglund’s resurgence.



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