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ESPN.com · Apr 18, 2017

Blues' Paul Stastny skates for first time since March 21

ST. LOUIS -- Blues forward Paul Stastny skated for the first time in a month on Tuesday after missing the past 13 games with a lower-body injury.

Coach Mike Yeo said Stastny is day-to-day. St. Louis is up 3-0 in its first-round series against the Minnesota Wild, with Game 4 at home Wednesday night.

Stastny, who has 18 goals and 22 assists in 66 games this season, was injured against Colorado on March 21 after being hit in the foot on a shot by Vladimir Tarasenko.

On Tuesday, Stastny worked on a line with Vladimir Sobotka and Zach Sanford in Alexander Steen's normal spot. Steen hasn't been practicing, but Yeo said he will play Wednesday.

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