In a thrilling season opener, the St. Louis Blues defeated the Seattle Kraken 3-2, rallying from a two-goal deficit with a rapid sequence of three goals in under two minutes. Jordan Kyrou led the charge for the Blues, scoring two goals late in the second period, with Philip Broberg also contributing to the scoring spree. Despite being outshot by the Kraken 32-25, Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington made 30 saves, securing the win. The Kraken's goals came from Vince Dunn and Eeli Tolvanen, marking a promising start under new head coach Dan Bylsma. The game was notable for the debut of Jessica Campbell as the NHL's first full-time female assistant coach, a historic moment for the league. The Blues will continue their road trip against San Jose, while the Kraken head to Minnesota for their next game.