Stanley Cup Final Buzz: Blues, Bruins prepare for Game 6

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 Blues have a 3-2 lead in the best-of-7 series following a 2-1 win at in Game 5 at TD Garden on Thursday and can win the first Stanley Cup in franchise history with a victory in Game 6 at Enterprise Center on Sunday (8 p.m. ET; NBC, CBC, SN, TVAS).

Here are the latest headlines from the Stanley Cup Final
-- Blues forward Robert Thomas, who has been out with an undisclosed injury, practiced Saturday and is a
game-time decision for Game 6
, reports Louie Korac
-- In his
latest blog for NHL.com
, Blues defenseman Colton Parayko discusses being one win away from achieving his childhood dream
-- The Blues can win their first Cup on Sunday, but they
have their emotions in check
, writes Tracey Myers
-- The Bruins top line of Brad Marchand, David Pastrnak and Patrice Bergeron
has yet to score a goal
at 5-on-5 in the Final, but they feel good heading into Game 6, reports Tom Gulitti
-- Defenseman Matt Grzelcyk's status for the Bruins in Game 6
is uncertain
, writes Tracey Myers
-- The Blues will be without forward Ivan Barbashev, who was
suspended for Game 6
-- Gord Murphy is in the
Coaches Room
to discuss what the Bruins need to do to win Game 6
-- The Blues penalty kill is a big reason why they are
one win away from the Stanley Cup
, reports Tracey Myers
-- Craig Binnington's amazing journey to the NHL is featured in this week's episode of
"Quest for the Stanley Cup"
-- The Bruins need to
get their power play going
if they are going to keep their season alive in Game 6, writes Amalie Benjamin