Berglund scored a goal and added an assist while skating to a plus-2 rating in Wednesday's 6-1 victory over Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

After scoring just 10 goals in the regular season and once in the first round, Berglund found the back of the net three times in seven games against the Stars. He has supplemented the increased offensive output with a plus-9 rating so far this postseason, acting as a key two-way cog during the Blues' run to the Western Conference Finals.

Berglund scored a goal and had four shots on net in Monday night's 3-2 loss to the Stars in Game 6 of this Western Conference semifinal series.

EDGE Analysis

Berglund's third-period goal, finishing off a pretty feed from Jori Lehtera, brought the Blues to within one goal after the team had fallen behind, 3-0, in the first period. It was his third postseason goal and second against Dallas.

Berglund had four shots on net and scored a third-period goal in Sunday's 3-2 win over Chicago.

EDGE Analysis

The Blues were down early in the third when Berglund entered the zone and sent what appeared to be a harmless puck toward the net, but it ricocheted off the Blackhawks' Michal Rozsival and bounced off the ice, catching Corey Crawford of guard for the game-tying goal. This was Berglund's first point of the series and 14th in 32 career playoff games.

Berglund scored the game-winning goal in Friday night's 5-2 win over the Ducks.

EDGE Analysis

Berglund, who also had the game-winner against Minnesota on Sunday, has shown a knack for decisive scores -- five of his seven goals this season have been game-winners. He's largely been inconsistent over the years, but has been a better finisher in 2015-16, scoring on 13 percent of his shots, tying him for second among the team's regulars.

Berglund's second-period goal held up as the game winner Sunday against Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

It was the first tally in six games for Berglund, who has been skating on the third line with David Backes. The 27-year-old has 11 points in 27 games on the season, but has been too inconsistent to be trusted in anything but the deepest of leagues -- even when you take into consideration the surging Blues have won eight of their last 11 games.

Berglund took over the center spot for Jori Lehtera (upper body) in Saturday's 5-0 loss to Nashville. He had two shots on goal and won four of 14 faceoffs in 15:40 TOI.

EDGE Analysis

Berglund got the potentially productive assignment between Jaden Schwartz and Vladimir Tarasenko, but the Blues offered little resistance to the Predators. The good news for Berglund and the rest of his teammates is the game can be put behind them quickly as St. Louis plays the second of a back-to-back set Sunday at Carolina. If Lehtera is available, Berglund will likely head back to the David Backes line.

Berglund's third period goal turned out to be the game-winner in Saturday night's win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Berglund, whose last two goals have been game-winners, now has five goals in 33 shots (15.2 percent) this season. If he stays on the top line with Alex Steen and David Backes, Berglund could be a good source of points, but the 6-foot-3 Swede has largely been a disappointment in seven-plus NHL seasons.

Berglund scored the game-winning goal Sunday against Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

While Berglund's late-third period goal was initially waved off, it ended up counting, helping the Blues edge the Bolts in a game in which they were severely outplayed. Berglund now has points in back-to-back games and is up to four goals and four assists in 18 games on the season. He's currently playing on the first line and has fired seven shots on goal over his past two games, but the 27-year-old has been too inconsistent to be trusted in anything but the deepest of leagues right now.

Berglund delivered two assists in an overtime win Saturday over Montreal. He has six points (three goals, three assists) in his last six games.

EDGE Analysis

It took him a couple games to get back up to speed, but now Berglund is starting shine. His presence seems to have created a positive influence on a lot of fellow Blues, as his presence adds a big, strong scorer to the team's top-nine. Check the wire. Berglund really could give you some immediate help.

Berglund scored a pair of power-play goals -- the second of which held up as the game-winner -- in Tuesday's 5-2 win over New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

After missing the beginning of the season with a shoulder injury, Berglund's looked surprisingly fit since returning, putting up four points in six games thus far. After taking it easy on him in his first game back, the Blues have pretty much thrown Berglund right into the fire, as he's averaging more than 16 minutes of ice time already. He's seeing top-unit power-play time, too, so if Berglund's sitting around on your waiver wire, it's time to make a move.