Goalies leading scorching St. Louis

The hottest team in the NHL keeps on winning — with a rookie goaltender helping to make history along the way.

Jordan Binnington made 31 saves and the visiting St. Louis Blues posted their third consecutive shutout, beating the Minnesota Wild, 4-0, for their 10th win in a row.

Binnington made 21 saves to blank Arizona Thursday, and Jake Allen stopped 32 shots in a 30 win against Colorado Saturday. St. Louis hasn’t allowed a goal in 187:16, since late in an 8-3 win against New Jersey Tuesday.

“It’s all good stuff,” Blues interim coach Craig Berube said. “Players are doing a great job, they’re going out and executing every night and playing hard and doing the right things.”

Bruins

Forward Karson Kuhlman played 9:47 in his NHL debut. Kuhlman was captain of Minnesota-Duluth’s 2018 national championship team and named most outstanding player of the NCAA tournament that season.

Kings

Defenseman Alec Martinez will miss one to two weeks after sustaining an upper-body injury against Vancouver Thursday. With Martinez and Sean Walker (upper body) out, Matt Roy made his NHL debut and played 11:32.