The St. Louis Blues were able to get a 2-1 win against the Ottawa Senators, but they had to do it without one of their key players early in the game. Jordan Kyrou left the game with a lower-body injury after getting into a collision in the first period. He was playing the puck and was hit by Senators forward Stephen Halliday.
Kyrou was looked at by the training staff and was helped to the locker room.
Hopefully, Kyrou's injury is not serious, and he can return to the ice sooner rather than later. He's been key for the Blues, as he leads the team with eight goals through 27 games this season. He has eight assists for 16 points, which is second on the team behind Robert Thomas.
There's no doubt that he is a big part of their offense, and they haven't been the best in that department

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