That would mean Jaden Schwartz, Brayden Schenn and Vladimir Tarasenko are back together, while Alexander Steen, Ryan O'Reilly and David Perron will make up the second line.
"They're familiar with each other, they did a lot of good things together," Blues Head Coach Craig Berube said of reuniting the Schwartz-Schenn - Tarasenko line. "So hopefully a little magic happens."
"When you lose games and you're not scoring as much, that's when things tend to flip flop," Schwartz added. "We're switching a player here and there to try and get some momentum offensively and try to get some things going. These are the lines today and I'm excited to play with those two. It's been awhile since all three of us have been together so we're looking forward to it."
The rest of the lineup isn't expected to change Tuesday, although Alex Pietrangelo (hand), Robby Fabbri (shoulder) and Carl Gunnarsson (upper-body) joined the team on the ice for Tuesday's practice.
