Legendary Status: Binnington Makes History as He Closes in on Glory

Jordan Binnington wrote his name into the history books on Thursday night as the St. Louis Blues picked up a thrilling shootout win over the San Jose Sharks. In a night that will be remembered for years to come, Binnington tied Mike Liut's record for the most wins in franchise history, further cementing his status as one of the all-time greats in Blues lore.

The goalie's incredible achievement was a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport he loves. With this win, Binnington has continued to prove himself as one of the top netminders in the NHL, and his name is sure to be mentioned alongside the greatest Blues goalies of all time.

After the game, Binnington spoke to the media and reflected on the momentous occasion. 'It's an incredible honor to be mentioned alongside some of the greats in this organization,' he said. 'Mike Liut is a legend, and to be tied with him in wins is just amazing.'

Binnington also praised his teammates and coaches, saying, 'This wouldn't have been possible without the hard work and dedication of everyone in this locker room. We've got an incredible team, and I feel lucky to be a part of it.'

Blues coach Drew Bannister was equally effusive in his praise for the star goalie. 'Jordan has been unbelievable this season,' he said. 'He's been a rock for us in the crease, and his ability to make big saves in key moments has been a huge factor in our success. We're all thrilled to see him tie this record, and we're excited to see what he can do in the future.'

The win over the Sharks marked a thrilling finish to a closely contested game, with the Blues ultimately emerging victorious in a shootout. It was a fitting end to a night that was all about celebrating Binnington's incredible achievement.

With this win, the Blues will look to keep their momentum going as they head into their next game. As for Binnington, he will have the chance to take the record outright as the Blues seek to make a push for the playoffs.