Stanley Cup Final Buzz: Bruins spoil Blues party in Game 3

Welcome to the Stanley Cup Final Buzz, a daily in-depth look at the Stanley Cup Final between the Boston Bruins and the St. Louis Blues. The Bruins defeated the Blues 7-2 in Game 3 at Enterprise Center on Saturday and lead the best-of-7 series 2-1. Game 4 is in St. Louis on Monday (8 p.m. ET; NBC, CBC, SN, TVAS).

Here are the latest headlines from the Stanley Cup Final
-- The Blues and their fans were ready to celebrate Saturday, but the
Bruins had other ideas
, writes Nicholas J. Cotsonika
-- The Bruins'
power play was flawless
in Game 3, scoring four times on four shots, reports Tom Gulitti

-- Blues goalie Jordan Binnington said he will
bounce back
from getting pulled for the first time in his NHL career, writes Mike Zeisberger
-- The Blues didn't regret their decision to
challenge for offsides
on the Bruins' third goal of the game, writes Louie Korac
-- The Bruins won Game 3 because they not only scored, they
kept their composure
, writes Tim Campbell
-- Sean Kuraly writes about the Bruins' big win in
his blog for NHL.com
-- Whose stock is on the rise, whose is sinking? Shawn P. Roarke has the
honor roll and stock watch
from Game 3
--
Actor Jon Hamm
doesn't know how to handle having his Blues in the Final because he's never experienced this before, writes Tracey Myers