On November 11, 2025, Jordan Binnington made history as he set a new franchise record for the St. Louis Blues. In a thrilling game against the Calgary Flames, Binnington played his 348th match, surpassing Mike Liut to become the goaltender with the most appearances in Blues history.
Binnington Surpasses Agent Liut’s Record
Binnington’s achievement came during a 3-2 victory, where he not only captured the franchise record but also performed exceptionally with 38 saves. This win marked his fourth success in 12 games for the current season.
A Milestone to Celebrate
After the game, Binnington expressed excitement about his milestone, particularly since Liut is his agent. “I’m looking forward to sending him a text tonight just for fun,” Binnington stated. “It’s cool how it’s working out like this.”
Liut, who played over five seasons with the Blues before being traded to Hartford in 1985, is also a Blues Hall of Fame legend. Binnington holds Liut in high regard, recognizing his influence on his career.
Career Highlights of Binnington
Binnington, drafted in the third round of the 2011 NHL Draft, has spent his entire career with St. Louis. He previously became the franchise’s wins leader with his 152nd victory in 2024, again surpassing Liut’s record.
- 348 games played – new franchise record
- 152 total wins – franchise wins leader since 2024
- Stanley Cup Champion in 2019
Game Recap Against Calgary
The game featured a dominant start by the Blues, who led 3-0 before Calgary rallied with two quick goals in the second period. Despite facing 31 shots in the last two periods, Binnington’s performance helped secure the win.
Reflecting on the close matchup, Binnington shared his thoughts on handling pressure as a goalie. “Sometimes you like being peppered with shots to stay in the game,” he remarked. He also emphasized the joy of playing, saying, “You’ve got to play for the love of the game. I enjoy these moments.”
This game not only highlighted Binnington’s exceptional skills but also solidified his legacy within the St. Louis Blues organization, making his achievements one for the books.
