Kyrou surges to career-best point streak

Blues forward has 13 points over eight-game stretch that includes two game-winning goals

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By Andrew Pek
St. Louis Blues

Jordan Kyrou is on a career-best eight-game point streak and is showing no signs of slowing down.
On Saturday, Kyrou helped spark a come-from-behind overtime win in Florida by scoring in the third period and again in overtime in a 5-4 win against the Panthers.

"I thought he was very competitive tonight, all game," Blues Head Coach Craig Berube said after the win over the Panthers. "His speed and ability are high-end."
Below is a game-by-game breakdown of Kyrou's point streak:
Over the 12-day period, Kyrou shared No. 1 in the NHL in points, No. 6 in goals and No. 1 in assists (shared with teammate Robert Thomas). All the while, the Blues led the League in wins and goals scored as a team, going 6-2-0 and lighting the lamp 30 times.
After a point-per-game breakout season last year, the 2022 NHL Fastest Skater has once again been scoring at the only pace he knows: full-tilt.

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