Pius Suter Stars with Two Goals as St. Louis Blues Beat Ottawa Senators
- Pius Suter starred with two goals and one assist, leading the St.
- The victory marked a milestone performance for Suter, who recorded his first multi-goal game since April 2025, when he played for the Vancouver Canucks.
- Nico Hischier scored his third goal of the season for New Jersey during the second period, putting his team ahead 3:2.
Pius Suter starred with two goals and one assist, leading the St. Louis Blues to a 7:2 victory against the Ottawa Senators during the National Hockey League’s rare 16-game slate known as the Frozen Frenzy. The Zürcher forward opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal in the first period, added his second of the game in the third period, and later assisted on Adam Jiricek’s goal.
Pius Suter and the St. Louis Blues Dominate Ottawa
The victory marked a milestone performance for Suter, who recorded his first multi-goal game since April 2025, when he played for the Vancouver Canucks. His offensive output on October 13, 2026, brought his season goal total to three. Suter finished the night with four shots and three checks in 15 minutes and 21 seconds of ice time for St. Louis.
Swiss Players Shape NHL Matchups Across North America
Nico Hischier scored his third goal of the season for New Jersey during the second period, putting his team ahead 3:2. Jonas Siegenthaler recorded his first assist of the season by helping set up Jesper Bratt’s goal in the second period, while teammate Timo Meier remained without a goal through six games.
Short-handed goal for St. Louis!Scored by Pius Suter with 05:32 left in the 1st. Assisted by Colton Parayko and Pavel Buchnevich.OTT: 0 | STL: 1#STLvsOTT #GoSensGo #StlBlues pic.twitter.com/1dUIIxq70i
In other contests involving Swiss participants on October 13, 2026, Akira Schmid stopped 24 of 27 shots as the Florida Panthers defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets 7:3. Nino Niederreiter returned to the Winnipeg Jets lineup after serving as a healthy scratch for three games, helping his team secure a 5:2 win over the Minnesota Wild without registering a point. Roman Josi finished with a plus-two rating in the Nashville Predators’ 5:2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights, Janis Moser and the Tampa Bay Lightning fell 4:1 to the New York Rangers, and Lian Bichsel and the Dallas Stars dropped a 3:2 decision to the Colorado Avalanche.
