Goal in debut in new city
Philip Broberg Has Strong Showing In St. Louis Blues Debut
After Jordan Kyrou scored on the powerplay to bring the Blues within one, Broberg displayed his offensive instincts by activating down the backside of the play into the left-side faceoff dot, sliding into a shooting position, and ripping his wrist shot underneath the glove hand of Kraken goaltender Philipp Grubauer.
'Felt great' to get his first Blues goal in opener, Philip Broberg says
The Blues' Philip Broberg speaks with media on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, after a season-opening win at Seattle. (Video courtesy St. Louis Blues)
Philip Broberg, Dylan Holloway Shine Bright For Blues
The first night of the season was a bit of a tough one for the Oilers. Not because they lost -- they didn't even play on Tuesday. But Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway, who signed offer sheets with the St. Louis Blues over the offseason, have gotten off to good starts with their new team.
Blues' Philip Broberg: Goal in debut in new city
Broberg got a goal in a 3-2 win over the Kraken on Tuesday. It was his debut with the Blues. Broberg's goal knotted the game 2-2 at 15:17 of the middle frame with a wrist shot from the top of the left circle that fooled Philipp Grubauer glove side.
Ex-Oilers Broberg and Holloway Shine in Blues Debut
Edmonton Oilers fans were quite frustrated last night watching Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg have big debuts for the St. Louis Blues.
Former Oilers Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg link up for goal in first game with Blues
Well, it didn’t take long for two former Edmonton Oilers to get on the scoresheet. The regular season kicked off in North America on Tuesday, with the St.
Blues' Philip Broberg: Earns two points in overtime win
Broberg scored a goal on three shots, added an assist, went plus-3 and logged two PIM in Thursday's 4-3 overtime win over the Stars.
Philip Broberg brings Blues level in a flash
Philip Broberg scores the Blues' second goal in as many minutes to tie the game up vs. the Kraken.
Blues coach Drew Bannister says Broberg 'built his game' through speed and stick work
St. Louis Blues head coach Drew Bannister complimented how forward Philip Broberg played and how that helped the team win.
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